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Cantos
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Cantos is one of the UK's leading providers of financial news, featuring video interviews and webcasts from FTSE100 and FTSE250 companies along with stock market analysis, news and comment.
The website has some 75,000 loyal users and has been producing in-depth interviews for FTSE companies since 2001 - with transcripts of company interviews being distributed to terminals across Europe by Dow Jones newswires.
Advertising with Cantos gives marketers the unique opportunity to target a high-net-worth audience whilst they are engaging with high-end market-leading financial and business video content.
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Capital Ideas
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Capital Ideas own the email database lists to financial sites such as Company REFS, Investing for Growth and Room to Invest.
There are over 250,000 unique opted-in emails available for marketing and the lists are entirely managed and delivered by WebAds UK.
Both HTML and plain text emails are on offer and full post-delivery reporting is available.
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CashQuestions
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CashQuestions is a unique website that allows members of the public to ask a question about personal finance and have it answered free of charge by an expert.
Additionally, the site carries news stories and provides guides and tools to help consumers to choose the most suitable products. CashQuestions is aimed at anyone interested in making the most of their money, whether it be choosing a savings or investment product or saving money on household bills.
The site is owned and operated by three financial journalists - Laura Howard, Simon Read and Annie Shaw - each of whom has a national reputation and a wealth of experience in writing on financial topics. This experienced journalistic team is backed by a group of participating financial experts in every personal finance field, from pensions to mortgages, savings and investments to credit cards.
The CashQuestions website offers advertisers the opportunity to access users keen on personal finance products and services. They are likely to be closer to the point of purchase and therefore more likely to convert.
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