Advertising & PR

Advertising Opportunities

We know that you have many choices when it comes to marketing your brand. We hope you’ll considering choosing us to help.

We understand your need to build relationships with customers to drive awareness and to affect purchases, product insights and loyalty through transparent product reviews, test-drives, events and more. We know because we’re the influencers that companies such as Hewlett-Packard, Sorrelli Jewelry, Lane Bryant, Ford, Yummie Tummie, GM, Kraft, One2One Network, A Mother’s Boutique, Eden Fantasys, Whole Foods, bTrendie, American Egg Council, GAP, Chevy and McDonald’s have been working with to build social capital and ROI for the past 4 years. We are also your target market.

Choosing the Aiming Low team provides a unique opportunity to not only connect with moms, but to also build connections with women from all avenues of life. We captured an audience that is Internet-savvy and active in online communities…they are leaders and voices in their offline lives…they are the choice-makers and money-spenders…they are knowledgeable about how to access the information they want and they want to be assured they are making the right decisions with their purchases.

This is your opportunity to harness our broad influential span for your company.

Aiming Low includes a team of 15 established bloggers and writers.

  • A team with readership of over 900,000 readers each month.
  • A team that has produced 6000+ posts.
  • A team with a vast and powerful social network footprint of 8000+ feed subscribers and 40,000+ Twitter followers.
  • A team of writers that has been highlighted in print/online/radio/tv, including: The Chicago Sun Times, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The LA Times, The Wall Street Journal, Go Momma Magazine, Health Online, The Orlando Sentinel, Microsoft Office Live Workspace, The Tampa Tribune, CBS.com, The Today Show, Redbook Magazine and The Washington Post.
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To contact us about advertising opportunities, please contact us at aiminglowcontact at gmail dot com.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Have you considered the power of having your brand and product promoted at the top blogging events?  At these events, your company can be brought directly to the most receptive audience.

Our team has acted as Brand Ambassadors for companies including, but not limited to: Hewlett-Packard, Sorrelli Jewelry, Lane Bryant, Ford, Yummie Tummie, GM, Kraft, The Sister Project, Whole Foods, One2One Network, A Mother’s Boutique, GAP, Fairmont, bTrendie, American Egg Council and McDonald’s Moms

We are currently seeking sponsorship for:

Mom 2.0 Summit, SXSW 2011, EVO 2011, BlogHer 2011,

We do not charge for representing your company and helping you reach your target market, only fully covered event sponsorship.

To discuss a campaign that will blow your mind, contact us at aiminglowcontact at gmail dot com.

Review Opportunities

You got a “thing”?

We LIKE things!

Will we like your thing?

Maybe.

Is it a good thing?

If it is, we’ll tell all our friends about how good your thing is.

Is it not a good thing?

We make with the honesty here and that’s that.

If you’re interested in having us review your thing, just shoot us an email at aiminglowcontact [at] gmail.com.

Seriously, though, this is how we run things around here:

  • Decisions to post are based on the quality and relevance of your product, the review of some products may not be posted because they simply do not fit with our readership or our mission.
  • We do require a sample for all reviews. The sample will not be returned, a review is not guaranteed, and you will be responsible for any shipping costs involved.
  • Review opportunities will be assigned by availability of the writers and on a rotating basis. If you have a preference for a particular blogger to write your review, you may contact that blogger on their personal blog or you can specifically request that writer here, but may have to be put in the queue for that writer’s schedule to clear.
  • If you are interested in having the entire team review a product, samples will be required for each individual blogger.
  • We WILL NOT post your press release, so save us both some time on that one.
  • We would prefer not to do high dollar reviews for items that must be returned, but please email so that it can be decided on an individual basis.
  • We will be incredibly truthful in the reviews we post, and while we would never deliberately speak badly of a product, we do feel that a critique of a product’s good and not so good points is valuable information. This offers balance and honesty in our reviews. If we feel that a product has not brought a satisfactory result, we will contact you before publishing a review.
  • Transparency, transparency, transparency