Advertising & sponsorships
Reach hobbyists, educators, and small-business makers who actually build with ESP32, Raspberry Pi, 3D printers, and AI tools.
Media kit (summary)
- Audience: makers, educators, side-hustle builders, legacy IT readers via the classic archive
- Pillars: AI tools · 3D printing · Raspberry Pi · ESP32 · classic tech archive
- Formats: sponsored project write-up (labeled), newsletter mention, gear shortlist inclusion, topic-hub placement
- Inventory: no unlabeled native ads; no crypto pumps or unrelated mass offers
- Proof: first-party analytics below (human views, last 30 days) + GA4 + Search Console
Site traffic snapshot (first-party, human views)
| Window | Human page views | Bot views | Approx. unique IPs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last 7 days | 33,772 | 63,528 | 17,093 |
| Last 30 days | 140,437 | 233,620 | 62,998 |
Top paths (30d, humans)
/— 27,535 views/archive— 8,229 views/archive/category/computers— 7,932 views/archive/category/security-updates— 5,900 views/shop— 1,555 views/thanks— 1,169 views/articles— 987 views/feed— 917 views
What works here
- Dev boards, sensors, printers, filament, calipers, local-AI hardware
- Review units with a published test plan (version, hardware, comparison, verdict)
- Educator / classroom kits that map to the free ESP32 starter path
What we don’t
- Crypto pumps, “get rich” schemes, or unrelated mass offers
- Unlabeled native ads
Also in the network
Diversified Tech Solutions (business IT), KI4TQN (ham/GMRS — proven review-unit model), Avery J. Parker Books, and the genealogy hubs.
One-pager
Media kit one-pager (print → PDF for outreach)
Next step
Email a short brief (product, timeline, whether a review unit is available): avery@averyjparker.com or the contact form.