Advertising on CertForums

CertForums.co.uk host free active certification forums with links to the best free resources for Microsoft's MCSA MCSE MCDBA, Cisco's CCNA CCDA and CCNP, and CompTIA's A+ Network+ i-NET+ and Security+ certifications in the UK. CertForums was established in 2003 to provide free impartial advice and resources for individuals primarily within the UK who were seeking IT certification. From this small beginning CertForums has developed from not only a website that enables individuals to discuss IT certification but into a community of over 7,500 members and a website that has over 7 million hits a month.

Statistics

• Over 140,000 unique hits / Over ½ million page views / Over ¼ million ad impressions delivered monthly
• Over 7,500 contributing members
• Over 180,000 forum posts and increasing by as many as 8,000 per month

Demographics

The members of CertForums are diverse in there levels of certification ranging from those who have become certified and those who are considering IT certification. The website provides information to its members irrelevant of their certification and always aims to be impartial and fair. We believe this is why CertForums is so popular with its members and enables them to gain their desired certification.

Placement Details 1. Appears on every page throughout the whole website and has maximum click through potential at the top of the page just under the navigation. 2. Appears on every page throughout the whole website and has moderate clicks through potential at the foot of the page. 3. Appears below every list of threads and below every page of posts. Has a good click through potential under the page navigation and breadcrumb navigation. 4. Appear on the home page only. Has moderate click fewer click through potential situated on the right hand side of the home page. 5. Appears in every thread. Has good click through potential just under the first post on every page of posts within a thread.   For advertising rates please contact Laura Pearson on lpearson@certforums.co.uk