> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.tacostudios.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.tacostudios.io/defi/taco-swap/advertising.md).

# Advertising

### **Advertise your Project**

Taco’s Advertising banners are a brilliant way to bring the spotlight on projects, build excitement in communities and get loads of new faces in the door. 

Projects can [book advertising banners](https://swap.tacocrypto.io/settings/reserve) across all the Taco platforms**.** Maximize your exposure across two different platforms, giving your project the perfect launchpad!

Taco is already a [Top 10 project on WAX](https://dappradar.com/rankings/protocol/wax) and [Top 30 ](https://dappradar.com/rankings/category/games/2)across all blockchains by users. 

### **Price**

**Taco Banners have a promotional price of 500 TACO a day.** That includes placement on both the Taco Swap and also on the Utility app.

Only 2 projects will be promoted at any one time and time slots must be reserved in advance.

### **Banner Placement**

Banners display in a prominent position which receives plenty of footfall at the top of both Taco Swap and Taco Utility App. \
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**Taco Swap Desktop:** The first project to reserve the slot on the day will be featured on the left hand side. The second, on the right.

**Taco Swap & Taco Utility App Mobile:** for both Taco Swap Mobile and the Utility App, a singular banner will display which will rotate between the 2 projects in the App Home.

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