A native text placement inside CoinGape article bodies at €3,120 — the cheapest unit on the site, and the one that reads as part of the page.
At €3,120 this is half the price of the cheapest banner on the same site and a quarter of the slide unit, which makes it the obvious first purchase on CoinGape and the one most buyers skip because it does not look impressive on a media plan. It should not be skipped. A native unit inside the article body is read rather than seen, which means it survives ad-blindness in a way no banner does and asks far more of the copy in return — a sentence that would be ignored as a banner headline is actively judged here, because the reader processes it as part of the piece they chose to read.
That is the trade. It is also the reason to buy this first: if your sentence cannot earn attention at €3,120 from readers who are already engaged, spending four times that on a slide unit will not fix it, it will only make the failure more expensive. The practical use is as a measurement instrument with a real campaign attached. Run it, read the result, and move budget up the ladder once you know the proposition works on this audience rather than assuming it does.
| Monthly site traffic | 546,000 |
|---|---|
| Regions and languages | Global · top GEO CA, GB, IN, JP, US |
| Category | Crypto News |
| Cost per 1,000 monthly visitors | €5.71 — compare against other EUR placements rather than the sticker price |
| Reader profile | CoinGape readers mid-article — engaged, processing the sentence as part of the piece, and correspondingly less tolerant of marketing language. |
| Distribution | Native text placement within CoinGape article content, for a flight length confirmed at booking. |
| Position | Native text placement within the article body |
|---|---|
| Rotation | Not published by the supplier — confirmed at booking |
| Duration | Confirmed at booking |
| Price | Fixed price — the whole cost of this position. |
| Publisher policy | Gambling and casino advertising accepted |
| Sold by | CoinGape.com |
The publisher does not publish a flight length, impression count, click-through rate or creative specification for this listing, so none is shown here. We confirm all four in writing before an order is taken rather than estimating them on the publisher’s behalf.
There is no editorial review on an ad placement — the steps are creative approval and scheduling. Flight length: confirmed at booking.
Because it is read rather than seen, so it tests the proposition honestly. If the copy fails here against engaged readers, it will fail more expensively on the slide unit.
Yes. Native does not mean hidden, and a placement that pretended otherwise is not one we would sell.
A claim that reads as information. The reader is mid-article and processing it as part of the piece, so anything that announces itself as marketing loses them at the first clause.
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