Advertise With UsAdvertising & Sponsorship Opportunities
If you have a racing related product, or if you are promoting a racing event, track, etc... contact us to get your message heard by the racing community. With over 5,000 members and growing by vast numbers each day, we will ensure that your message gets heard by the racing community. We offer several forms of advertising, from our eye catching video advertisements (television ready), banner advertising, and our audio advertising. With all of these types of advertising possibilities, we know you won't find a better advertising deal anywhere on the web. Advertise your product to our community today and jump start your business.
How Much Do Ads Cost?
Advertising positions are priced to suit anyone's needs. Our current advertising price list is included below, but we can also customize any ad plan to suit your needs and budget:
- 250x250 banner - $100 per month, $500/six month, $800 per year - ads shown throughout site
- 250x66 button - $75 per month, $350/six month, $600 per year - ads shown throughout site
- 120x600 banner - $200 per month, $1000/six month, $2000 per year - ad shown on front page only
- Video Ads - $200 per month - Video ads integrated into videos posted
- 30 second audio ad - $75 per month - Company Logo Displayed during audio broadcast
- Banner Design Fee - $50
- Commercial Audio Production Fee - $65
- Commercial Video Production Fee - $200
Dixie Dirt TV Quick Facts:
-- Over 5,000 Registered Users and Growing -- Dixie Dirt has been featured in several publications: Dirt Late Model Magazine, CircleTrack Magazine, National Dirt Digest, Latemodelracer.com, and Motorsports Monthly.
-- Dixie Dirt attracts viewers worldwide with full length dirt racing videos and currently has over 80,000 video archive hits!
-- Dixie Dirt's first live audio broadcast (January 30, 31, February 1, and February 2 from SuperBowl of Racing IV at Golden Isles Speedway captured listeners from nearly every state in the US and several foreign countries. Over 18,000 total listeners took part in this event on Dixie Dirt Radio.
