Expat360 reaches people at the moment they are making expensive decisions — choosing a country, budgeting a move, picking a hospital, opening a bank account, renting a first apartment. That is a narrow audience and an unusually valuable one.
Who reads this
- Retirees and near-retirees from North America and Europe, researching where to spend the next twenty years.
- Remote workers and digital nomads choosing between cities on cost, connectivity and visa terms.
- People relocating for work and income from South and Central America and the Caribbean.
- Established expats already in country, looking for services in their language.
They arrive with intent. Someone reading a page about health insurance in Mexico is not browsing.
What you can buy
Display placements run across every template on the site, at standard IAB sizes:
| Placement | Size | Where it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Billboard, top | 970 × 250 | Below the header, every page |
| Leaderboard, in-content | 728 × 90 | Within the article, after the third section |
| Medium rectangle | 300 × 250 | Sidebar, top position |
| Half page | 300 × 600 | Sidebar, magazine articles |
| Medium rectangle, in-feed | 300 × 250 | Between cards in archive grids |
| Leaderboard, footer | 728 × 90 | Above the footer, every page |
| Hero banner | Custom | Home page, below the hero |
How targeting works
Because the site is built around countries, cities and topics rather than a flat blog, you can buy the slice that matches your business:
- Whole site — everything, everywhere.
- One country — every page in that country’s tree, from the national guides down to individual city sub-pages.
- One topic across all countries — every healthcare page, or every banking page, wherever it sits. An international insurer usually wants this rather than any single city.
- One city — for businesses that serve a place rather than a market.
- One page — for the sharpest possible match.
Who this suits
International health insurers, relocation and immigration specializts, currency transfer and cross-border banking services, international schools, property developers and brokers, private hospitals and medical tourism providers, shipping and pet relocation firms, language schools, and local businesses that serve foreign residents in the cities we cover.
What we will not do
Advertising does not buy editorial coverage, influence over what a guide says, or advance sight of content. We keep that line bright because the site’s value to readers — and therefore to you — depends entirely on it.
Get in touch
We are building inventory country by country and taking inquiries now, including from launch partners who want first position in a market before it fills. Tell us which countries, cities or topics matter to you and we will come back with what is available.