Advertise to First Time Buyers

Increase your sales by driving targetted traffic to your website from the No. 1 website for first time buyers in the UK. Advertising space is limited so hurry! And for a limited period, we will create a custom advertisement for your advertising space completely FREE (worth £50!).

Who are first time buyers?

The average first time buyer is 34 years old. However, over half (57%) of 18 to 19 year olds aim to own a property by the time they are 30 years old. Surprisingly, less than half of 18 to 29 year olds are aiming to get married before they are 30 years old!

A first time buyer saves for an average of 5 years for a deposit on a property.

Simple Effective Advertising

How to Advertise

Step 1: Select a brick, door or window for your advertising - whatever you select will be replaced by an image of your choice and a link to drive traffic to your website. Start by clicking on the brick that you want. If you would like to buy advertising elsewhere on this website, please use our contact form to inform us of your preference.

The price of every brick is the same.

Step 2: Donate via PayPal. You will receive an email confirmation and details of where to send your image and link. For a limited period we can create custom advertising for you (worth £50!), just tell us your business name, colour scheme and what your business does.

Step 3: That's it, your image will be displayed with a link that drives traffic to your website. The whole process can take less than 48 hours.

For more information about this website, please read the FAQ. For any questions on advertising, please use the contact form.

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