Take a look at it here. It’s so easy and fast to use, it’s amazing.

Just start by deciding where you want your ad to appear: that’s the hardest part, since there are so many great litblogs available. If you can’t decide just click on one of the Run of Network options and your ad will appear everywhere.

Then upload your image. If you don’t have one, use the handy ad creator.

Select the dates and geotargeting as needed.

Pay with a credit card or Paypal.

Once it’s submitted, we’ll take a look at the order, and when it’s approved your ad is ready to go. If you chose today as your start date, your ad could be running in 15 minutes. That’s pretty awesome.

Special thanks go to our friends at ShinyAds.com, for creating a great, user-friendly platform.

Take a look at the new Litbreaker.

We’re now managing advertising for more than 30 literary sites, with even more high profile sites on the way, and genre sites just around the corner.

We’ve now made it easier to apply to be a partner. Just fill in the form and we’ll evaluate your site in short order. Once you’re approved, we’ll have you showing great, audience-appropriate advertising in no time.

You’ll get reporting every month, plus a self-service link you can give to your advertisers which highlights your ad products.

And we’ve got even more on the way. Stay tuned.

This Fall, I’m expanding LitBreaker to include book blogs in multiple genres. I want to reach readers of Mystery, Romance, SF, Paranormal, Women’s/Crossover Fiction, Creative Writing, Literary Fiction and Non-Fiction blogs. My goal is to build a network of sites and audiences centered on readers and book culture.

With LitBreaker, you can monetize your site with ads that are relevant to your readers. LitBreaker pays reliably every month a generous percentage of revenue, and handles the sales, collection and ad trafficking. Sites that network together to create a sizable audience block attract more advertisers and receive higher rates due to more competition for the ad space.

If you are interested in learning more, with no obligation, please click the link below and fill in the short questionnaire about your site. If you know other book sites that would be interested in joining the LitBreaker Ad Network, please feel free to forward them the link.

LitBreaker Questionnaire

thanks,

Jason Chambers
CEO, LitBreaker Ad Network
http://litbreaker.com

1. New York
2. Brooklyn
3. London
4. Chicago
5. Los Angeles
6. Toronto
7. Atlanta
8. Auckland (!)
9. San Francisco
10. Seattle

If you own a business or are managing an event that caters to serious readers, you should consider targeting your audience by geography. The readers are already here and engaged. LitBreaker can help you reach them.

Contact Jason Chambers for more info

So go visit them and look at their lovely ad for the Cleveland State University Poetry Contest – and enter if you’re so inclined. The deadline for entries is 2/15/12.

As always, if you are an advertiser and would like to book space on HTML Giant or any of the other sites listed under Network Partners on this page, just email Jason Chambers at jc@litbreaker.com

Litstack is a literary blog staffed by a diverse collection of writers and reviewers who write about contemporary and classic literature. The site features not only reviews, but author interviews, independent bookseller profiles, original short fiction and essays, a book club, and posts about literary history, birthdays and forgotten favorites.

Chamber Four is a resource for readers, dedicated to making reading more enjoyable and more rewarding. They highlight great reads and feature essays about books and reading, posts about the publishing industry, and information about ereader technology. Chamber Four provides a wide range of news, analysis, and opinions about publishing, literature, and ereading technology. We focus especially on how readers will be affected by developments in these fields.

East Longmeadow, MA, 5/20/2011 – Jason Chambers announced the launch of LitBreaker LLC. LitBreaker LLC is an advertising network focused solely on top level literary and pop cultural websites and blogs and advertisers including book and magazine publishers, booksellers, and literary and arts-oriented brands.

“Our goal is to bridge the gap between literary advertisers and the websites where their target customers spend their time,” said Jason Chambers, CEO of LitBreaker LLC. “So we’ve worked to develop a network that attracts readers and writers and really connects with them.”

LitBreaker’s network partners include websites and blogs such as Pop Matters, Largehearted Boy, Fiction Writers Review, Fictionaut, Book Lady’s Blog, and Three Guys One Book who create interesting, powerful content in their own right, but also serve as tastemakers and buzz generators for their dedicated readers.

For more information about this topic, please contact Jason Chambers by calling 732-423-7220, or by e-mail at jc@litbreaker.com.