Advertise With Tech Usama

How brands can enquire about advertising on Tech Usama, and the rules that keep ads clearly labeled and separate from our editorial coverage.

Tech Usama is supported by advertising. If your brand wants to reach people interested in Android, apps and mobile gaming, we're happy to hear from you, on the condition that advertising stays clearly separate from our journalism.

How to enquire

Send us a message through the contact page and choose the Advertising topic. To help us reply usefully, include:

  • Your name, company and website
  • The product, app or game you want to promote
  • The kind of placement you have in mind and your preferred timing
  • Any requirements, such as target regions

We don't publish rates or audience figures on this page. We'll discuss availability, formats and terms directly once we understand what you're looking for.

Our advertising rules

These rules apply to every advertiser, with no exceptions.

Ads are labeled

Every ad appears in a designated ad slot, is labeled as advertising, and is kept visually separate from article content. Readers should never have to guess what is an ad.

No sponsored content passed off as editorial

We don't publish paid content made to look like our own reporting or recommendations. If we ever agree to publish sponsored content, it will be clearly labeled as sponsored, and it won't appear in our editorial recommendation lists.

Coverage can't be bought

Buying ads doesn't get you an article, a place in a recommendation list, a better ranking or kinder wording. Our editors decide coverage independently, and advertisers don't see or approve articles before publication. Being an advertiser doesn't protect a product from critical coverage either. Our editorial policy sets this out in full.

No deceptive ads

We won't run ads that:

  • Look like download buttons, play buttons or other parts of the site
  • Imitate system alerts, virus warnings or phone notifications
  • Link to unofficial APK files, pirated or modified apps, or malware
  • Make misleading claims or redirect readers without their action

We can say no

We may decline any advertiser or campaign, or remove an ad that turns out to break these rules.

Ads served by networks

Some ads on the site may be served automatically by networks such as Google AdSense, and we don't choose each of those ads individually. If you see one that breaks the rules above, please tell us through the contact page so we can block it.