Virtual Saskatchewan - Advertise with Us!

Thanks for your interest in Virtual Saskatchewan On-line Magazine.

When you advertise in Virtual Saskatchewan, your ad reaches people interested in Saskatchewan people, places, history, culture, products and services. Each day, we receive hundreds of visitors to our award winning magazine. Most are from Western Canada, many from right here in Saskatchewan. When they click on your ad, they're delivered to your website.

Advertising Options:

Impressions, ask about our ad buys based on cost per thousand views (CPM), an economical, flexible and increasingly popular Internet advertising option;

Margin Ad, rectangular button like those on the left, all pages except homepage, $110/month (min. three months), or one year discount price $1,000;

Contents Banner, runs on all pages not including homepage, $165/month (min. three months), or one year discount price $1,500;

Homepage Banner, premiere banner runs on all pages including homepage, $370/month (min. two months), or one year discount price $2,800.

Google AdWords, highly targeted, pay-per-click, text-based advertising for small—even very small—business.

Find out how Virtual Saskatchewan can deliver qualified visitors to your website. Request our information sheet and rate card or call 306-955-7358 in Saskatoon for more information. Thank you!

- Virtual Saskatchewan

“There are many great stories to tell in Saskatchewan and Virtual Saskatchewan does an incredible job bringing them to light in an entertaining, enlightening and informative way. This is of huge benefit to our tourism industry.” — Gerard Makuch, Manager of Advertising, Tourism Saskatchewan.

"Virtual Saskatchewan is giving our business the best profile it has on the Internet. The quality of Virtual Saskatchewan makes it the kind of publication we want to be affiliated with." — Debbie Greening, Land of the Loon Resort and Conference Centre.

Virtual Saskatchewan presents a "wealth of information'' in "an eye-pleasing manner. The site has it all.'' — J.A. Carroll and Rick Broadhead, Canadian Internet Handbook.