Capabilities
  • Desktop Display
    • Brand Integrations
      Yes No
    • Sponsored Posts
      Yes No
    • Native Ads
      Yes No
    • High-Impact (Takeovers, Billboards, Overlays, Sliders, Skins)
      Yes No
    • Rich Media (Expandable & Non-Expandable)
      Yes No
  • Mobile Display
    • Mobile Rich Media (Including Interstitials & Expandables)
      Yes No
    • Tablet Traffic
      Yes No
    • Native & Custom Mobile Executions
      Yes No
    • Requires SDK Integration
      Yes No
  • Email
  • Social
  • Desktop Display, Mobile Display, Email, Social
  • CPM
  • Web Publisher
  • Headline:
    Publisher
  • Key Differentiator
    About Each month, tens of thousands of people visit (a)Musing Foodie to learn more about making tasty recipes that are simple enough to throw together on a weeknight, but also made from scratch and with local, organic, GMO-free ingredients whenever possible. Liza Hawkins Photo by Anderson Photographs Visitors also enjoy connecting socially via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram, where daily conversations broach subjects like favorite desserts, food holidays, great restaurants, news stories and topics about farmers’ markets, CSA programs and much, much more. I’ve always said that my goal is to appeal to the everyday foodie, to encourage folks to learn more about making tasty recipes that are simple enough to throw together on a weeknight, but are also made from scratch. Over the past two years, my point of view on this blog has changed a bit. I’m still focused on fitting from-scratch meals into our busy lifestyle; however, I’ve shifted us towards food that’s local, organic, and GMO-free whenever possible. Make no mistake, I’m a big believer in practicality. Our move towards this healthier lifestyle hasn’t been quick, nor has it been perfect – we’re about 65-70% organic/unprocessed foods over here. I’m okay with that. Here’s what “whenever possible” means for our family: I don’t make all of our bread from scratch, but I have made my own Italian and French breads! I can’t always make it out to the farmers’ markets, but I did sign up for Hometown Harvest (and now they’re a blog sponsor – WOOT!) who delivers local and organic produce and groceries! I make all of our cookies and brownies from scratch, but that doesn’t mean we can’t or won’t eat desserts that aren’t homemade. It’s just not our “norm” anymore. We hardly eat any fast food, but it’s not completely off limits in a pinch. If it’s the only option, we just try to make the healthiest choices possible. (That’s an oxymoron, if I ever saw one.) I make homemade pizza (with from-scratch crust) more often than we order delivery, and I always make a double batch of dough so that I have extra to freeze for next time. We don’t use any artificial sweeteners. The exception to this is my husband who still has a diet cola once a day (it’s his “coffee”). I use “whole” organic dairy ingredients – whole milk, full-fat cheese, whole milk yogurt, etc. You’ll see me mention Stonyfield Organics a bunch because I’m an ambassador for Stonyfield from December 2013 through February 2014, but I’ve loved their yogurts for many years – especially those made with whole milk. I’m trying to use whole wheat flour more often when I bake, but I still use unbleached all-purpose flour too. I make homemade pancakes and waffles on the weekends, and I always ensure there are leftovers to reheat for easy weekday breakfasts! When brands ask to work with me, I always find out if they fit with my point of view – if I’m sharing it, I want you to know that I’m a wholehearted believer in them! I don’t have a problem saying no (and yes, I have said that before!). I keep myself informed so that I can make educated food decisions for our family – Mamavation and Food Babe are two that I watch regularly. If you find an old recipe on the blog, you might say, “Huh. This mac ‘n cheese with hot dogs post from 2010 doesn’t really fit with Liza’s point of view.” I agree. I’m leaving that stuff in anyway. I think those posts show how I’ve changed over the years, from the types of foods we eat, to my photography skills (ohmigosh, those old photos make me cringe!). I’ve learned a lot about food and cooking along the way – good and bad – and I’m passionate about being an advocate for foodie folks doing all the right things. Especially local organic farmers, like those found through Hometown Harvest and others in the Mid-Atlantic area. And while I love to see the “certified organic” label on a farm, I’m also keenly aware that many small operations are organically-farmed even if they can’t afford for the official certification. Get to know your farmers! Oh, and there was that one time I was asked to attend a casting call for “Home Cooks” on Food Network. Like you do.
Site Traffic
  • 1322309 Global Rank
  • 297658
    United States
  • 30.1 K Estimated Visits
Traffic Sources
  • Search
    71.31%
  • Social
    18.67%
  • Direct
    10.03%
  • Display
    0.00%
  • Mail
    0.00%
  • Referrals
    0.00%
Powered by
Alexa Traffic Data
Global Rank 708,952
4,731
United Kingdom Rank 22,495
19,784
United Kingdom Page Views 83.7%
49.1%
Top Countries
Top Search Keywords
  • Healthcare
  • Diagnostic
  • Radiology
Ad Intelligence
  • Native
    0%
  • Standard
    0%
  • Direct
    0%
Ads Seen Recently
0
Longest Running Ad
Amusingfoodie.com
Device
Desktop
Dimensions
other
Ads.txt
Ad Exchange
Type
Publisher ID
Certification ID
sharethrough.com
direct
72f70f27
d53b998a7bd4ecd2
districtm.io
direct
100331
3fd707be9c4527c3
smartadserver.com
direct
3860
conversantmedia.com
direct
41025
03113cd04947736d
improvedigital.com
direct
1625
themediagrid.com
direct
u1ndyr
35d5010d7789b49d
revcontent.com
direct
130321
video.unrulymedia.com
direct
3408527385
rhythmone.com
direct
3408527385
a670c89d4a324e47
video.unrulymedia.com
direct
949103067
rhythmone.com
direct
949103067
a670c89d4a324e47
Amusingfoodie.com advertising reaches 30.1k visitors across desktop and mobile web, in countries such as . Pricing models they offer are CPM on channels such as Display, Mobile, Email, Social Advertising on Amusingfoodie.com will allow you to reach consumers in industries or verticals such as .

They are headquartered at New Windsor, MD, United States, and have 1 advertising & marketing contacts listed on Kochava. According to their Ads.txt, Amusingfoodie.com inventory partners include: sharethrough.com, districtm.io, smartadserver.com, conversantmedia.com, improvedigital.com, themediagrid.com, revcontent.com, video.unrulymedia.com, rhythmone.com, advertising.com, nativo.com, pubmatic.com, media.net, rubiconproject.com, yieldmo.com, openx.com, gumgum.com, indexexchange.com, 33across.com, appnexus.com, emxdgt.com, lijit.com, sovrn.com, triplelift.com, yahoo.com, aolcloud.net, adtech.com, contextweb.com, google.com, aps.amazon.com, mediavine.com.

Amusingfoodie.com works with Advertising technology companies such as Google Adsense, DoubleClick.Net, Foodbuzz Ads, Rubicon Project, Swoop, Facebook Exchange FBX, AppNexus, The Trade Desk, Collective Media, BlueKai, DemDex, Digilant, Undertone, 161Media, Turn, Pubmatic, AudienceScience, Evidon, SiteScout, Yield Manager, Rocket Fuel, Glam Media, Upfront Digital Media, DoubleVerify, RealVu, Integral Ad Science, Proclivity, Chango, ContextWeb, Adify, Neustar AdAdvisor, X Plus One, AdGear, Connexity, SpotXchange, Index Exchange, Dstillery, Accuen, ADTECH, Videology, AOL-Time Warner Online Advertising, Zenovia, Adap.TV, Experian, Foodie Blogroll, AcuityAds, MyBuys, Eq Ads, Yahoo Small Business, RadiumOne, Drawbridge, IponWeb BidSwitch, Adconion, eXelate, Resonate Insights, Tapad, VigLink, Facebook Custom Audiences, BlogHer Advertising Network, YieldBot, BlogHer Food Network, Peer39, Open AdStream, Brandscreen, Bizo, PointRoll, Simpli.fi, Flashtalking, Google Adsense Asynchronous, AppNexus Segment Pixel, Magnetic, Google Publisher Tag, Flite, MyBuys MyAds, DoubleClick Bid Manager, Datonics, BlueKai DMP, Adition, Mediaplex, NetSeer, GumGum, Teads, Appier, RhythmOne, Vibrant Advertising, Intellitxt, Image Space Media, eyeReturn, LiveRail, Captify, Blog Meets Brand, AdBack, Adobe Audience Manager Sync, AdRoll, Yahoo Ad Sync, Burst Media, Polar, Taboola, Tribal Fusion, Twitter Ads, Walmart, Amazon Ad System, Adform, Eyeota, GetIntent, BrightRoll, Switch Ads, Geniee, Semasio, Sonobi, RUN Ads, Improve Digital, AdMatrix, adingo, Smartclip, StickyAds TV, DynAdmic, VINDICO, MaxPoint Interactive, Nuviad, AdMeta, Media.net, Specific Media, Qiniu, Falk Realtime, SpringServe, Google Remarketing, Adhigh, Spongecell, AdBlade Embed, Adblade, Adbrain, Sharethrough, CogoCast, TripleLift, Sekindo, BDEX, Nexage, Narrative, JustPremium, Beeswax, Yieldlab, BidTheatre, StackAdapt, Real Clever, Nativo, Google Matched Content, Openads/OpenX, Amazon Associates, Clever Girls Collective, Aggregate Knowledge, Avocet, Bidtellect, Advertising.com, Criteo, Korrelate, Visible Measures, Media Innovation Group, Mediavine, PubNation, Prebid, Ads.txt, ContextWeb Reseller, C1X Reseller, AppNexus Direct, IndexExchange Direct, Google Direct, OpenX Direct, AOL Direct, ShareThrough Direct, RhythmOne Direct, Triple Lift Direct, Sovrn Direct, Lijit Direct, ORC International Direct, AppNexus Reseller, FreeWheel Reseller, RubiconProject Reseller, GumGum Direct, OpenX Reseller, SpotXChange Reseller, Yieldmo Direct, RubiconProject Direct, Amazon Direct, Infolinks, SkimLinks, Comet Cox Media Reseller, DistrictM Reseller, IndexExchange Reseller, SpringServe Reseller, LKQD Reseller, Beachfront Direct, DistrictM Direct, PubMatic Direct, ContextWeb Direct, Omnitag, Yieldmo, LinkedIn Ads, Teads Direct, Research Now, MLN Advertising, ClickCertain, Google AdSense Integrator, Eye View Digital, AdTheorent, Media.net Direct, RhythmOne Reseller, IAB Tech Lab, Freebit Admind, So-net Media, Revcontent Direct, The MediaGrid Direct, Improve Digital Direct, 33 Across Direct, Converstand Media Direct, Outbrain, Adelphic, Technorati Media, 33 Across Reseller, Chocolate Direct, Consent Management Platform API v 2.0, SmartAdServer Direct, Yahoo Direct, Nativo Reseller, Media.net Reseller.