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Because of the controversial format and content of the site, site founder and creator Ava Zinn had problems selling the site to a number of advertisers. Even Zinn's longtime friends (notably from [[wikipedia:Mississinewa High School|Mississinewa High School]] and from Van Buren, Indiana), fans (notably those from Zinn's other popular site [[INNewsCenter]]), and [[wikipedia:affiliates|affiliates]], many of which are [[wikipedia:lower middle class|lower middle class]] individuals in Grant and Delaware counties in Indiana, were so fearful of advertiser and viewer backlash that Zinn would air one or even two local [[wikipedia:disclaimers|disclaimers]] during the YouTube video (mostly at the start of the video). | Because of the controversial format and content of the site, site founder and creator Ava Zinn had problems selling the site to a number of advertisers. Even Zinn's longtime friends (notably from [[wikipedia:Mississinewa High School|Mississinewa High School]] and from Van Buren, Indiana), fans (notably those from Zinn's other popular site [[INNewsCenter]]), and [[wikipedia:affiliates|affiliates]], many of which are [[wikipedia:lower middle class|lower middle class]] individuals in Grant and Delaware counties in Indiana, were so fearful of advertiser and viewer backlash that Zinn would air one or even two local [[wikipedia:disclaimers|disclaimers]] during the YouTube video (mostly at the start of the video). | ||
− | The site's primary sponsors, are AFENA Federal Credit Union and [[wikipedia:GoDaddy|GoDaddy.com]], though they are cross-promoted with AvaZinn.com and INNewsCenter. In some episodes, Ava Zinn often promotes [[wikipedia:Mountain Dew|Diet Mountain Dew]] and [[wikipedia:Dr Pepper|Diet Dr. Pepper]] | + | The site's primary sponsors, are AFENA Federal Credit Union and [[wikipedia:GoDaddy|GoDaddy.com]], though they are cross-promoted with AvaZinn.com and INNewsCenter. In some episodes, Ava Zinn often promotes [[wikipedia:Mountain Dew|Diet Mountain Dew]] and [[wikipedia:Dr Pepper|Diet Dr. Pepper]]. |
By the site's sixth season, its advertisers had been reduced primarily to "direct-response" ads (such as chat line numbers). However, during the sixth season, rumors started to spread that "NFL Female" and Vote for the Girls USA will enter into a partnership of some sort for the site's seventh season. | By the site's sixth season, its advertisers had been reduced primarily to "direct-response" ads (such as chat line numbers). However, during the sixth season, rumors started to spread that "NFL Female" and Vote for the Girls USA will enter into a partnership of some sort for the site's seventh season. | ||
− | + | Starting in the eighth season, the site's primary sponsor is mobile technology company [[wikipedia:Ibotta|Ibotta]] from Alvaraz's hometown of Denver, Colorado. | |
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