Online Advertising
Advertise Your Business ON Coromandel fun website
Coromandel Fun (established in 2002) is a top ranking visitor website with thousands of unique visitors every month, all looking for good holiday information.
The site is exclusively for the Coromandel Peninsula Region, nowhere else. It’s a simple to use, quick to load, ‘no bull’ web site for Coromandel holiday planning and it covers the best of:
- Accommodation
- Activities and Attractions
- Food and Drink
- Art and Craft
- Hot Pools – summer and winter
- Holiday associated businesses
- Transport
The Tait’s Coromandel Fun Maps
This website also includes the Tait’s Fun Maps and Visitor Guides which are the region’s most popular holiday brochures. All the Fun Map advertisers are included on this website.
How to Advertise
The standard ad consists of 60 words, your contact details, a photo and a link to your website. For ideas see the advertising pages. The cost for the web ad is $95 +GST per year. There are no set-up costs or hidden charges.
Just fill in the form below and email us a photo. See the ads on the site for typical examples and don’t hesitate to contact us if you need any help.
Photos
A good photo is still worth a thousand words. If you’re stuck for a photo, one can be arranged.
Non-Standard Ads
Display ad spaces are available in the right hand column of some pages. Contact us for more details.
Links
Linking your site to www.coromandelfun.co.nz will improve our ranking with Google, which in turn will increase the traffic to your site. Add a link to us today!
Submit your Ad Details
Please note: All fields marked with an asterisk (*) must be completed. Fields not marked with an asterisk are alternative but are required if you want them in your online ad.
PLEASE NOTE
In preparing this website we have taken special care in describing the special characteristics of the region, the natural beauty, the friendly locals, the history and the environment. Throughout it is emphasised that this is a unique region – enjoy it to the max, but at the same time, it must be respected, protected and not over commercialised.
Te Whenua te wai u mo nga tamariki. (Land is the nourishment for the next generation.)