Sailing the Ship

Welcome to Sailing the Ship, your home for Information, Recaps, and Notes about the Columbus Clippers, the AAA Farm teach for the Cleveland Indians.

Sailing the Ship is a baseball-geared website filled with interesting information, stories, updates, and notes on the Columbus Clippers, the AAA affiliate of the Cleveland Indians.. Our readership is diverse, but all love baseball. While we do not get many comments on all of our articles, we have about 200+ reading every single one, and get about 1000-2000 hits a week. If you are interested in advertising on the site, this is what we are interested in:

Sponsors

If you buy a sponsorship you get listed on a sponsor page (to come). You are also discussed in any blog post you sponsor, and in the RSS feed of the blog posts you sponsor.Currently I am planning on charging 2.50$ an article (comes with mention on the sponsor page). If you are interested, please contact me about advertising at rmb.reviews@gmail.com

Advertisements

You see those ads on the right side of your screen? If you would like a spot there, either as text, image, or animated GIF, I am more than happy to accommodate you. We can also do advertisements as parts of posts, or as parts of the RSS feed. Currently I am planning on charging 5$ a month to advertise on the sidebar, and more if you plan on advertisements within posts. If you are interested, please contact me about advertising at rmb.reviews@gmail.com

Thanks

Robert M. Barga is a student at The Ohio State University (Go Bucks) and is majoring in Political Science, with an American Policy focus, and minoring in English and Philosophy. He is an avid blogger on Whalertly, technology guru, and gamer (computer, table-top, and console). He is also highly involved in the student government at OSU. He also writes general articles and reviews on Blogcritics. In the little free time he has he enjoys hanging out with his girlfriend, playing games with friends, and long walks on the beach. Robert M. Barga also thinks that you are the greatest person ever.

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