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Data Mining Research proposes to advertise your company, website or blog through text link ads and banners. Your ad will be visible on the right sidebar (text links) or on the top (banner) of each page of the blog (www.dataminingblog.com).

Here is an example of text link ads and banner ads on Data Mining Research (click the picture to enlarge):

If you’re interested about advertising on Data Mining Research, please read below and contact me.

Data Mining Research Description

Data Mining Research (www.dataminingblog.com) started in June 2006, as a blog covering several aspects of data mining, both from the research and industry point of view. Data Mining Research contains examples of data mining applications, discussions on open issues, opinions on research articles, reviews of books, interview with leading data miners, data mining polls, etc.

Data Mining Research is listed on several websites and blogs in the data mining community. For example, it is listed on the famous KDnuggets and MineThatData websites. It is also a featured blog of Smart Data Collective and BAQMaR. DMR is also a blog partner for Predictive Analytics World (PAW).

Data Mining Research Traffic and Audience

The following statistics have been obtained using Google Analytics and Feedburner. They summarize Data Mining Research activity for the month of December 2010:

Number of pageviews: 5700+
Number of visitors: 2800+
Current RSS subscribers: 1700+
Google PageRank: 5/10
Alexa Rank: 582′130
Technorati Authority: 103
Inbound links (from Google): 2′870

Advertising on Data Mining Research offers you the opportunity to reach a wide audience of practitioners and researchers in the following fields: data mining, machine learning, predictive analytics, knowledge discovery in databases (KDD), data analysis, statistics, business intelligence and decision support.

Below are a set of graphs that give information about Data Mining Research traffic (click to enlarge).

Visitor locations from February 27th 2010 to January 7th 2011 (from clustrmaps):