Pledge Patreon: Give $1 a Month (or More!) to Keep GeekDad and GeekMom Blogging

Pledge Patreon and help GeekDad & GeekMom!

We’d like to take a moment and send a shout-out to our new Patrons who pledged last month: Elaine, Keith, and Sean. Thanks to you, our ability to keep GeekDad and GeekMom rolling along just got a little bit easier. THANKS!

Just a reminder: we have ads that generate revenue, yes, but we never do pop-ups or takeovers, and we try hard to make sure there aren’t any autorun videos or other such annoying events. We have an Amazon Affiliates account, and we encourage our readers who shop on Amazon to click through our links so that we can get a little something from every purchase you make. We also run sponsored content, including a lot of Kickstarter campaigns for games and game-related items, and every time you back one of those campaigns, you’re also helping get the word out even more strongly that GeekDad and GeekMom are great places for creators to advertise their next campaigns.

Those are three of the four legs of our approach to generating the income we need to keep going. The last leg of the table is direct patronage, and it’s really the most important because it’s the most direct and dependable; it doesn’t vary based on the time of year and whims of advertisers. It’s just you, our awesome readers, and us, agreeing to work together to keep things rolling.

So, here’s the pitch: give us a dollar a month via Patreon, and we promise to keep going, to listen to you and deliver the kind of content you want. We see around 15,000 visits a day to GeekDad and GeekMom. If 10% of those people pledged $1 a month, we’d be feeling pretty safe and secure, and could even  look at reducing the number of ads we run. If more made that pledge (of if they pledged more), who knows what could happen? In exchange, we’ll be able to offer discounts for our merchandise, and interact with you directly to gauge reader interest on certain subjects, and get ideas for new areas to cover. We want to up our engagement with our core audience, and this seems like the best way to do it. So please, pledge Patreon, and be part of our geeky family!