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Sponsor a slot: homepage, category or newsletter

Book a Sponsored placement on Seen Here First. See dates, viewing and click rates in your account.

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A Sponsored slot marks your listing as promoted for a set period. Each slot is labelled Sponsored, with its link marked as such. Sponsorship does not affect voting or any ranking.

Three placements to choose from

Homepage sponsorship ($49) places your company in the single Sponsored slot on the homepage for 7 days.

Category sponsorship ($19) positions your listing at the top of its category page for 7 days.

Newsletter sponsorship ($29) includes your company in the Sponsored place within one issue of the weekly newsletter.

How slots are scheduled

One sponsor occupies each slot at any time. If a slot is free, your run begins immediately. If it is booked, your sponsorship is queued to start directly after the current booking ends. You can see your exact dates on /sponsor before you pay, and they appear again in your cart.

How to book

Your listing must be live or scheduled for a launch week. Visit /sponsor to select your listing and reserve the slot. You can also book through "Upgrades and extras" on /account/listings, or during the plan stage when you submit your listing.

Track your sponsorship

Once paid, /account/sponsorships displays each active, scheduled and ended sponsorship with its dates, viewing count and click count.

Questions people ask

What does Sponsored mean on Seen Here First?
A Sponsored label marks a placement you have paid for. It does not change voting or ranking—it is a labelled paid placement.
When does my sponsorship start if a slot is already booked?
Your run queues after the current sponsor's dates end. You will see the exact start and end dates on /sponsor and in your cart before payment.
Where do I see how my sponsorship performed?
Go to /account/sponsorships. Each sponsorship shows whether it is live, scheduled or ended, plus the number of times it was seen and clicked.

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