NZS.com : Advertise With NZS.com

If you want to highlight your site in New Zealands number one search directory you can choose between three advertising options:

1. Sponsored Listing

Get the edge on your competitors by featuring your site at the top of the listings for your category. A Sponsored Listing puts your site directly above the free listings. See an example Sponsored Listing for Rocket Florist.

2. Marketing Site

Use the power of the highest traffic New Zealand-based search engine and directory to maximise your Web presence with a small marketing-focused site. View full information.

3. Site Sponsor

Give your site broad exposure on the featured text advertisement space located at the top right of each page. These featured text ads are a high impact way to reinforce your brand.

Please contact us today to discuss your advertising options. Alternatively, you can add your site to NZS.com via our free listing page or view our listing suggestions page.

Advertiser Comments

"Since our launch in May 2006, NZS.com has featured in the top 10 of highest referring domains to our site. We are more than pleased with these results and look forward to using their service for a long time to come."
Sally Crown, QJumpers

"The NZS.com site is working well for us and at an incredibly reasonable rate. Plus it's run by a company whose business ethics and integrity I am impressed with - always a plus these days!"
Mark Greening, Holiday Homes

"We've had some excellent targeted traffic from NZS.com that I know has generated good business for us. They're a great outfit to deal with too."
Andrew Strong, ARF Rental Cars

"NZS.com has provided us with a steady stream of traffic since we started using them in 2005. They have been very understanding of our needs and also offer a very transparent billing system."
Kunal Kripalani, Fishpond Limited

Search Ads Work

Usability expert Jakob Nielsen explains that search ads work because search sites "are the one type of website that people visit with the explicit goal of finding someplace else to go. Thus, if users see an ad for what they're looking for, there is a high probability that they'll click that ad."