SLOP BUCKET
Where opinion meets conviction
Advertise With Slop Bucket
Why on earth would you want to do that?
Our Audience
Slop Bucket reaches tens of people monthly. Our audience demographics include:
- People who clicked the wrong link
- Bots (so many bots)
- The person who built this website, checking if it still works
- You, right now, for some reason
- Your mom, if you sent her the link to be supportive
Advertising Opportunities
Banner Ads
Place your 468x60 banner at the top of our pages, where it will be ignored by 100% of visitors. Our click-through rate is technically not zero, but only because someone once missed the close button.
Rate: Whatever you think is fair. We're not picky.
Sponsored Content
We will write an article about your product with the same journalistic rigor we apply to everything else, which is none. Your brand will be associated with ours, which is a threat.
Rate: More than the banner ads.
Naming Rights
For the right price, we'll rename the entire website after your company. "The Acme Corporation Slop Bucket" has a ring to it. Your shareholders will have questions.
Rate: Enough to make this worth explaining to your board.
Why Advertise Here?
Great question. We've been asking ourselves the same thing. Here are some reasons that are technically true:
- Your ad will face virtually no competition
- Our audience is extremely niche (bewildered)
- We have complete editorial independence (no one tells us what to do because no one is watching)
- Your competitors aren't advertising here (they have better judgment)
Testimonials
"I didn't know this website existed until you emailed me about advertising rates."
"Please remove me from this mailing list."
Contact Our Sales Team
Our advertising sales team consists of whoever checks the email, which is no one, regularly. For fastest response, try shouting into the void and hoping it echoes back.
For serious inquiries (we cannot imagine what those would be), please understand that "serious" is relative and we reserve the right to be amused.
Slop Bucket Advertising: Reach Dozens, Confuse Millions