i have a new website but i dont know how to get a hold of other websties to put my banner on their website.

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As is asking how to get a banner placed, the quick win is to make it as easy as possible for a site owner to say yes. and are on the right track with direct contact — build on that by preparing clear specs, a one-paragraph pitch that explains audience fit, and a short trial offer or reciprocal option so the publisher sees immediate value.

Prepare before you reach out: include ready-made creatives in common sizes (300x250, 728x90, 160x600), keep files lean (aim under ~150 KB), provide alt text, and offer both a hosted image URL and a paste-ready HTML snippet plus a tracked landing URL (UTM or short redirect) so the publisher can drop it in quickly. Have simple traffic stats or audience notes to hand — measurable numbers help when asking for placements.

Provide a ready-to-use snippet like this so the webmaster does not need to craft one:

<a href="https://yoursite.com/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=trial">
  <img src="https://yoursite.com/banners/300x250.jpg" width="300" height="250" alt="Short description">
</a>

If direct outreach fails, consider paid buys (ad networks/programmatic), sponsored posts, or reciprocal promotions. Note that WHOIS/contact info can be privacy-protected; in that case use the site’s legal/privacy/social links or propose a short paid test run. Track everything and report results back to the publisher to turn a one-off placement into an ongoing slot.

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Contact webmaster@the site you're interested in.

You can also look for a contact us link or you can try whois that tells you who owns the domain name.. There is usually an email address there.
Type whois in google..

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