Connect Style Creators with Forward-Thinking Fashion Brands
Monetize lifestyle and fashion blogs with clean, contextual display ads targeted strictly by audience interest.
Monetize Your Audience
Keep your aesthetic clean and premium while earning an 80% net revenue share.
Category-Wide Reach
Showcase apparel, cosmetics, and lifestyle brands to highly targeted style audiences.
Where Inspiration Becomes a Purchase
Style content collapses inspiration and shopping into a single moment: outfit ideas, skincare routines, and seasonal lookbooks are read by people actively assembling their next purchase. An apparel or cosmetics ad in that context is part of the experience rather than an interruption to it.
And because style readers skew mobile and privacy-conscious, cookie-free contextual serving reaches the full audience — including everyone tracking-based systems lose to declined consent and blockers.
Ads Clean Enough for a Styled Page
Fashion creators protect their aesthetic fiercely, and rightly — visual judgment is their product. Birtingur serves standard IAB formats in reserved containers that never shift a layout, with a content policy the creator controls and a fallback (house ad or transparent) when nothing eligible fills.
Creators keep 80% of net revenue with monthly payouts from 10.000 kr.; brands get placements that inherit the page’s polish. Creative guidance and the full brand playbook are in our Fashion & Beauty advertising guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can creators keep control over how ads look on their site?
Yes — placements are standard IAB formats in reserved containers (no layout shift), publishers set a content policy, and unfilled slots render a house ad or a transparent placeholder.
Which formats work best for fashion audiences?
Mobile-first: the 320×100 banner and 300×250 in-content rectangle carry most style reading; the 300×600 half page is the strongest desktop format for visual creative.
Do the ads track readers across sites?
No. Serving is cookie-free and contextual — no profiling, no cross-site identifiers, and only a consent-gated first-party value for frequency capping.