Media owners
Outdoor, transit, radio, print, digital publishers, newsletters, streaming and other owned inventory.
AdvertisingInCanada.com is being built around people actively comparing channels, costs and markets. Provider participation is designed to put useful commercial information in front of those buyers without turning the site into another backlink directory.
The provider appears after the buyer has already chosen a market and channel.
The new site is intentionally narrow. We want providers that help businesses plan, buy or execute advertising.
Outdoor, transit, radio, print, digital publishers, newsletters, streaming and other owned inventory.
Paid search, social, programmatic, media buying, campaign strategy and performance services.
Language and community-focused publications, radio, digital properties and specialist media buyers.
Creator networks, event properties, sports, associations, community sponsorship and partnership specialists.
Direct mail, printing, ad production, creative, video, audio and campaign production services.
SEO-only submissions, unrelated companies and listings created mainly for a backlink are not part of the new platform.
A useful provider marketplace starts with the advertiser’s research journey, not a wall of company logos.
They start with Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary or another market.
They decide whether search, social, outdoor, radio, print or another medium fits the job.
They learn what is being priced and what changes the quote.
The commercial listing appears when the buyer is ready to investigate inventory or request rates.
Paid exposure can work well if the user can immediately tell what is sponsored and what is independent planning information.
No disguised ranking or unsupported “best” claims.
Provider payment does not change independent planning information.
Sponsored relationships use sponsored or nofollow link treatment where appropriate.
Quote requests should explain what information is shared and with whom.
Use this launch form to structure your provider details. V1 does not submit to a backend yet, so the form creates a clean summary you can copy into an email or use when we wire provider onboarding.
As the marketplace matures, paid participants should be able to see what their placement is producing rather than buying vague exposure.
We do not need accounts, auctions or a full marketplace backend on day one. The first goal is to attract buyer traffic, collect provider interest and learn which market/category combinations create real enquiries.
Start with a structured provider profile. Paid visibility can be added only where the market and category make sense.