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![]() WANT TO REACH pet parrot owners? ParrotChronicles.com is one of the best-read parrot-related sites on the Internet, with over 600,000 unique visitors and 9 million hits received in 2008. Currently, we attract an average of 1,800 visitors daily. Who reads ParrotChronicles.com?
Readers engage in a wide variety of occupations ranging from accounting to journalism, although the largest percentage falls into the "other" category, followed by professional/managerial (15 percent). About 7 percent each are in administrative positions and run a household, 4 percent are college students or faculty, and 11 percent are retired. Over half own more than one bird - and 22 percent of that number own five or more. Thirty one percent own just one bird. Small percentages have finches or other nonhookbills or have not yet acquired a bird. The most popular type of parrot owned is the African grey (33 percent), followed by the cockatiel (27 percent), Amazon (25 percent), macaw (22 percent), and cockatoos and conures tying at 21 percent. Other breeds - Senegals, Quakers, caiques, eclectus, Jardine's, lorikeets, lories, parrotlets and pionus - each garner less than 10 percent. Most readers got their parrots from a breeder or pet store (86 percent). About 11 percent went through a shelter. Forty-nine readers (3.88 percent) found a bird flying free. Most (36 percent) have owned their birds between four and 10 years, followed by 1-3 years (20 percent) and 10-20 years (18 percent). Six percent have had birds for over 20 years. Well over half our readers feed their birds pellets, but 67 percent also buy food treats at least once a month. Almost half (48 percent) buy bird toys at least once a month (31 percent purchase toys every few months). Almost three-quarters own at least one bird-care book, with 69 percent owning three or more books. When asked to check all that apply, the largest percentage (65 percent) wanted to see more product information on toys, followed by food treats (49 percent), behavior modification (45 percent), pelleted food (43 percent), books (41 percent), perches (37 percent) and cages (34 percent). Readers were also interested in parrot-related artwork (22 percent), training tapes (19 percent), clothing (17 percent), grooming aids (14 percent), harnesses (13 percent), pet sitters (12 percent) and bird diapers (10 percent). ParrotChronicles.com readers depend heavily on the Internet for finding information about parrots. Over half (53 percent) say they rely on the Internet at least as much as they do print. Twenty-three percent prefer going online to reading a book or magazine about parrots. Only 36 percent choose print over the Web. Available ad sizes
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Frequency display advertisers receive discounts and additional text links. A six-month prepay qualifies for a 10 percent discount. A 12-month prepay qualifies for a 20 percent discount and, for large banner ads (or custom size equivalents), a bump up in number of placement pages to a minimum of 20, including placement on every new page added to the site during the year you advertise. All frequency display advertisers receive a text link for every category in which they qualify on the Product Finder page. Bird rescue organizations receive a 50 percent discount on any ad. Due to the problem of homeless pet parrots, ParrotChronicles.com respectfully declines advertisements of birds for sale. This includes product sites that include live sales. We advocate adoption. How to place a display ad
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