Advertise on West Hampstead Life
Doing business in West Hampstead?
Want to reach the most targeted audience possible?
Advertise on West Hampstead Life
It couldn’t be simpler or more cost-effective
Whether you want to raise awareness of your business, tell locals about a special offer, or promote an event, West Hampstead Life is by far the most popular and respected website dedicated to West Hampstead. It also covers news from Kilburn, South Hampstead, Fortune Green, Finchley Road and Swiss Cottage and has a readership concentrated in this part of London.
The site generates substantial traffic – peak months see 20,000 unique visitors and upwards of 50,000 page views.
Unlike almost every other local media website, West Hampstead Life is designed so that your adverts are seen by everyone. Whether on desktop, tablet or phone, your advert retains a prominent position rather than sinking to the bottom where it’s out of sight/out of mind, or not appearing at all on smaller devices.
Almost 50% of traffic to West Hampstead Life is from tablets and mobiles. Why pay a fortune when only half the people you’re being told will see the ad will actually ever clap eyes on it? West Hampstead Life actually cares about its advertisers – your success is what enables us to do what we love doing.
Advertising opportunities
(all prices excl. vat)
Website
Banner ad £95/wk
728w x 90h – 1 available
(mobile version 300×50)
Top sidebar ads £75/wk
300w x 250h – 2 available
(tablet version 728 x 90; mobile version 300 x 50)
Skyscraper ad £65/wk
300w x 600h – 1 available
(tablet version 728 x 90; mobile version 300 x 50)
Newsletter
Reach more than 2,150 readers (correct as of June 8th, 2016)
Top banner ad £40/wk (1 available)
Middle banner ad £35/wk (1 available)
Footer ad £30/wk (3 available)
All banners are 560w x 72h.
Design services
If you are unsure about how to create an advert, we can help you with the design, but we do charge an additional flat rate of £50 for a newsletter ad and £150 for a banner or sidebar ad.
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