Our readers arrive with a trip already booked and a decision to make, usually within days of travelling. That is the whole audience, and it is why a placement here behaves nothing like a display ad.
Measured August 16 to September 12, 2026, in Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4, with index status from Google’s URL Inspection tool on September 14. We will show you the dashboards on a call.
Available now: the stadium and arena guides
Eighty-one pages covering MetLife Stadium, the US Open, Yankee Stadium, Citi Field, Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center, UBS Arena, Prudential Center and Sports Illustrated Stadium. The two US Open guides are a late-summer peak that ended with the tournament on September 13; the MetLife guides carry the NFL season through December. This is the cluster that carries the site, and these are the pages people read with a decision in front of them: where to park, when to leave home, how to get out afterwards.
| Page | Clicks, 28 days | Position |
|---|---|---|
| US Open parking | 249 | 7.1 |
| Leaving MetLife Stadium after a concert or game | 84 | 6.1 |
| Best time to arrive at MetLife Stadium | 81 | 5.4 |
| Getting to the US Open | 65 | 8.0 |
| Secaucus Junction to MetLife Stadium | 40 | 8.0 |
| MetLife Stadium shuttles and nearby hotels | 39 | 7.5 |
What the sponsor gets
Three month initial term, then month to month. Price frozen for twelve months. One sponsor for the New York and New Jersey cluster.
For comparison, “MetLife stadium parking” costs around $0.80 a click on Google Ads , “Yankee stadium parking” around $0.90 and “Prudential Center parking” around $1.10, on Ahrefs estimates. Buying the last 28 days’ 804 clicks would have cost roughly $640 to $880.
The NFL season is under way, and MetLife Stadium still hosts 14 Giants and Jets home games between September 20 and December 27, starting with the Jets against Green Bay on Sunday, September 20, per the schedules both teams publish. Game days are the heaviest traffic days of our year, and a card placed this month is live for every one of them.
Next: the airport guides
A separate cluster and a separate sponsor: 108 published guides covering JFK, LaGuardia, Newark and Westchester County Airport, from the Westchester routes to the airport parking, rideshare and terminal guides going live this month. It suits a car service or an airport transfer operator working this county. It draws about 400 pageviews a month today, and we open it when it passes 1,500. Ask us to tell you when it does.
We are also publishing venue guides for Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Buffalo from late October. Each of those metros is its own cluster with its own sponsor, so a New York sponsorship does not put your card on a Fenway Park page and a Boston operator will not appear on ours. If you work one of those markets, tell us and we will come back to you when the guides have settled.
What sponsorship does not buy
This is the part that matters, because it is the reason these pages have readers at all.
Our full editorial policy and affiliate disclosure set out how the guides are researched and how every figure is attributed to the authority that publishes it.
Being straight about the size
This is a growing independent site, not a national publisher. Search traffic went from 72 clicks in March to 1,188 in August, and the stadium guides are the part that grew fastest. We would rather tell you that plainly than dress it up, because the offer only makes sense if the numbers are real: at 300 dollars a month, one booking is usually the whole cost.
Tell us which cluster interests you and we will send the current figures and set up a fifteen minute call. If it is not a fit, we will say so.
Get in touchFigures on this page were measured on September 14, 2026 and are refreshed each month.