Easily Add Sponsor Logos & Ads to your WordPress Website

Posted January 8, 2018

PixelPeople works with many event-related companies and non-profits who hold sponsored events throughout the year. Whether you want to reward your sponsors with additional exposure through your website, or offer additional impressions to “premium” level sponsors, it’s really easy to add sponsor logos or banner ads to your WordPress website.

Ideally, sponsored content will be designed right into your page templates (one of the many advantages of custom development); otherwise, you can add sponsored content via WordPress widgets & sidebars.

Once you’ve determined where to add your sponsors, you can download and install a plugin that will make managing your sponsors simple. Using a plugin allows you to add features like ad scheduling & rotation, geo-targeting, A/B testing & tracking–even options for dealing with ad blockers. Here are some of the most popular plugins for adding full-featured, sponsored content to your website:

Sponsors (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-sponsors/)
The easiest way to add sponsors to your website, without the use of text widgets.
Cr3ativ Sponsor (https://wordpress.org/plugins/cr3ativ-sponsor/)
Add sponsors according to their level of sponsorship with this easy-to-use plugin.
WP Logo Showcase (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-logo-showcase-responsive-slider-slider/)
Take your sponsor display to the next level, by displaying all of your event partners and sponsors in a responsive slider or carousel.
Advanced Ads (https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-ads/)
Multiple sponsors and levels? No problem–this plugin allows you to schedule, rotate, and test ads in any page or post, without any coding. It even includes a feature for selling ads right through your site.
Ad Inserter (https://wordpress.org/plugins/ad-inserter/)
Go beyond sponsorship with a plugin that Includes compatibility with Google AdSense, contextual Amazon Native Shopping Ads, Media.net and rotating banners.