Books, Films, Podcasts and Blogs: Two Dragons International

Advertise with Two Dragons International

Twodragons.com provides a venue for books, videos and digital media within the Two Dragons publishing framework.

We accept advertising across all our pages. Opportunities include:

Contextual Search - Google AdWords
The Google AdWords program is the fastest, easiest and most cost effective way to get your contextually based campaign running on www.twodragons.com.

AdWords banners are located on all Two Dragons web pages. By signing up for a Google AdWords account you can be serving ads on Two Dragons with just a few steps. If you already have an AdWords account, then all you have to do is use the AdWords Site Tool and add to your campaign www.twodragons.com which can be found in the sports and family categories.

Then you can review all of the ad banner locations with descriptions about where they appear on Two Dragons. Once you have made your selection and specify country, regional, city or custom geo-target, you will be able to serve video, image, flash or text ads. You can sign up or log into your account here: Google AdWords Sign Up

Display Advertising
www.twodragons.com supports internet banner advertising formats which contain graphic information beyond text such as logos, photographs or other picture images. Display advertising can appear adjacent to web page content as opposed to classified or paid search advertising, which generally appears in a distinct non-content section and/or is text only.

Sponsorships
www.twodragons.com offers a deeper, more integrated branding opportunity that is beyond the ad impression in the form of co-branded "Content Sponsorships". Content Sponsorships include your brand name and logo image prominently integrated within www.twodragons.com feature editorial and video content.

Targeting & Frequency Capping
www.twodragons.com ad server can deliver banners based on many different parameters, such as weekday, hour of the day, browser or operating system. In addition, it is also possible to cap (limit) the delivery of banners based on how often a banner is shown to a visitor and or number of impressions per day.

Contact
Jon Miles