Coin Turk Press Release
A press release on Coin-turk at €230 — one of three Turkish-language routes in this catalogue, and the cheapest.
- Traffic
- 82K/mo
- Category
- Crypto News
- Live
- On booking
Turkey is consistently among the highest crypto-adoption markets in the world and among the worst served by the English-language press, which reaches Turkish readers only incidentally. The placements on this page split into two kinds and the distinction decides what you should buy. The Turkish-language titles are small — tens of thousands of monthly visitors — but they reach domestic readers in their own language, and at €230 to €470 the question is not really whether they are worth it. The international sites with Turkey in their top markets are far larger but reach Turkish readers in English, which is a weaker proposition for anything consumer-facing and a perfectly good one for a developer tool. Translation is the thing to settle before booking: Turkish is unforgiving of machine translation and this readership is domestic rather than diaspora.
| 4 placements priced in EUR | €230 to €1,090. These are ad placements, priced against contracted impressions rather than the host site’s traffic, so there is no single cost per thousand to rank them by — each page states its own. |
A press release on Coin-turk at €230 — one of three Turkish-language routes in this catalogue, and the cheapest.
A do-follow press release on Bitcoin Sistemi at €230 — the same price as the cheapest Turkish option here, with a link attached.
Five content formats on Kriptofoni, all do-follow and all at €470 — a release, a guest post, a sponsored article, an organic article or a listicle.
Three banner tiers on Coinsniper from €1,090 to €2,340 — the smallest audience in this catalogue, and the cheapest way to be in front of it.
Turkish-language for anything consumer-facing, where being addressed in your own language is most of the effect. An international site in English is adequate for a developer tool and reaches far more people.
One if you are testing the market, two if it matters. Three is the whole Turkish-language set in this catalogue and starts to look like what it is.
Not on the Turkish-language titles — all three refuse the category. Some of the international sites that reach Turkish readers accept it.