Why put a “Promote” button on your site?
Your advertisers want to be seen. You want them to stay, and your site to earn more. The button serves both.
Estimate your revenue
Indicative estimate. Your commission is added to the advertiser’s ad budget; you can also take it inside an all-in price.
Six reasons to add it
Revenue on top of subscriptions
Your paid options sell space on your site. The button sells visibility outside it, where buyers, customers and travellers are. The two add up.
More loyal advertisers
An advertiser who gets contacts through your site renews. One who doesn’t ends up leaving for a competitor.
An audience you wouldn’t have had
Every ad sends people to your site: new visitors discover the listing, your brand and the rest of your catalogue.
A service other sites don’t offer
A real Instagram and Facebook campaign, ready in a minute: a sales argument against the big portals.
Small budgets, finally worth it
Individuals, small agencies, tradespeople: from a few dollars a day, anyone can buy visibility. You monetise them without touching your prices.
Nothing to run day to day
No ad account, no card on file at Meta, no refunds to process, no support to staff. You follow everything from your space.
And your advertisers win too
- An ad ready in a minute, no advertising skills needed.
- No Facebook or Instagram account required.
- A clear price before paying, and a cautious estimate of results.
- Visits and contacts tracked in their own space.
- Listing sold before the end? The ad stops and the rest becomes credit.

Questions we get
Will my advertisers really pay?
Many already boost posts on Facebook without knowing what it brings. The button offers something better at the right moment: on their listing, when they want more contacts. Start with your most active advertisers.
Does it compete with my paid options?
No. Your options put the listing forward on your site; the ad brings visitors from outside. They sell together.
Won’t the ad benefit my competitors?
The ad leads to the listing and, if you wish, to the same advertiser’s other listings. Never to another site.
Who is responsible if an ad is rejected?
Coucou reviews every ad and applies Meta’s rules. If an ad can’t run, whatever wasn’t spent goes back to the advertiser.
Let’s see what it would look like on your site.
We’ll show you the button in your colours, with your listings, in thirty minutes.