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by Leo A. Notenboom

Ask Leo!'s advertising needs are quite taken care of, thank you.

Ask Leo! is currently not accepting direct advertising, and we’re not looking for another ad network, nor are we looking for ways to further optimize our ad delivery, inventory, or whatever else might be proposed.

Ask Leo! displays ads primarily using Google’s Adsense, and you are of course welcome to target your ads to Ask Leo! using Google’s Adwords.

Ask Leo! does not, and has never, accepted “text link” advertising of any kind.

Because we get so many solicitations, multiple requests will be ignored and potentially marked as spam.

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