Our audience is small and specific. If you sell to everyone, this is the wrong place. If you want people aged 18 to 30 in Serbia who are actively looking to travel, study or volunteer abroad — and the youth workers who advise them — keep reading.
Who reads this site
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Roughly split between Serbia and the rest of Europe, in Serbian and English. Traffic is search-led, so it arrives with a question already in mind: how Erasmus+ works, what it costs, how to apply.
Banner placements
Article sidebar. Beside the text on every article, visible while someone reads. The highest-attention slot we have.
In-article. Between sections, after the reader has committed to the piece.
Blog index. Below the filters on the blog landing page.
Homepage. One slot only. We will not stack them.
Ask for current sizes and formats — we serve static images, not third-party ad scripts, so pages stay fast and nobody gets tracked across the web.
Sponsored articles
You can pay to publish an article. Two conditions, and they are not negotiable:
It is labelled as sponsored, clearly, at the top. And it has to be genuinely useful to someone planning to go abroad — a language school, an insurer, a travel service, a course. If a reader would not thank us for it, we will say no and keep your money.
We will write it with you if you would rather not draft it yourself.
Newsletter
A dedicated slot in the monthly email that goes out with open calls. One sponsor per issue.
What you get from us
A report after the campaign with impressions, clicks and click-through rate. Nothing invented — straight out of analytics, and you can ask to see the screenshots.
Prices
Prices depend on placement and duration, and they change as the audience grows, so we quote rather than publish a rate card. Email marketing@oev.rs with what you are trying to achieve and we will come back within two working days with options and numbers.
What we will not run
Gambling, loans and payday lending, anything targeted at minors, crypto and trading schemes, and “guaranteed visa” or paid-placement-abroad offers. Young people looking to go abroad are exactly the group those things prey on.