how i can get advertisers to my site?? please help

Several replies here (for example @DigitalExtreme, @shivanikapoor, @WebPeak, @thomarv and @InsightsDigital) focused on ways to drive visitors — useful, but advertisers buy an audience, not just clicks. Turn that traffic into real ad dollars by packaging your site so a marketer can evaluate value quickly: a single “Advertise with us” landing page plus a one‑page media kit is the minimum professional kit advertisers expect. See a practical checklist of what to include (about, analytics, placements, specs, deadlines, rates and ad policy). Flytedesk – media kit must-haves

Make the media kit believable: export the last 30 days of analytics, show unique visitors/sessions, device and country splits, engagement (time on page, pages/session or open/click rates for newsletters), and at least one short case study or sample placement with UTM tracking to prove results. Pitch templates and what advertisers ask for (engagement, expected unique clicks, clear placement specs and pricing ranges) are covered in practical guides. Wellput – crafting sponsor pitches & media kit elements

Decide sales channels: direct outreach (target 10–20 niche advertisers and agencies), marketplaces and ad networks, or hybrid. If you plan networks, check their entry rules first — premium ad managers require scale (Mediavine’s public minimum is 50,000 sessions; Raptive/AdThrive typically reviews sites at ~100k pageviews). Mediavine requirements • Raptive help on pageview thresholds

Final practical checklist to start this week: 1) publish an “Advertise with us” page and attach a downloadable media kit; 2) pull 30‑day analytics and craft two sponsor packages (one short, one long); 3) pick 10 target advertisers and send a short, metrics‑led pitch with a tracked demo link. If you plan programmatic or networks, add clear privacy/consent language and CMP support — publishers should follow industry consent standards. IAB – Transparency & Consent Framework policies