Advertise on Recall Register
People open Recall Register to see if a vehicle, a product, a food or a drug has a recall. They search by make, model year, brand, firm or month.
No page of the register shows an advertisement today, so each placement below is free to book.
Who reads the register
- Owners of cars, trucks and motorcycles who look up the recalls and complaints for their model year.
- People who plan to buy a used vehicle and check its recall history first.
- Parents who check a recall of a toy, a crib or a car seat.
- People who read a news item about a recall of food, a drug or a medical device and want the FDA record.
Ask the desk for current visit figures. The desk can give them for each register and for each page type.
Where your brand can go
Each placement is a display unit at the top, in the middle or at the bottom of a page. These page types have the three places:
- The home page and the monthly pages of new recalls.
- Vehicle pages: each make, each model line, each model year and each component.
- Consumer product pages: each CPSC recall, brand, firm, product category and hazard.
- Pages for each FDA recall event.
- The findings.
You can book one register, such as the vehicle pages only, or a set of makes or categories. The register has no sponsor line, and it sells no sponsorship.
How to start
Send an email to hello@recallregister.com. Give your brand, the page types or makes that you want, and the dates of your campaign.
The desk replies in five working days with the visits for those pages and a price.
What does not change
Each advertisement on a page has a label. An advertiser has no influence on a recall record, a count, a sentence or the order of a list.
The text of an agency stays as the agency published it. An advertisement never sits inside a quotation from NHTSA, CPSC or FDA. The About page says who pays for the register.
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