Adoptads.com Breaks New Ground In the Adoption World

Announcing Adoptads.com, a site designed to merge print and online ads so adoptive families and pregnant women can connect more personally than print advertising alone.

Princeton, New Jersey (PRWEB) October 18, 2006 –- Adoption attorney Adam B. Sklar has been bringing adoptive families and pregnant women together for years. During this time he noticed that a significant portion of his client’s adoption budgets are used toward advertising expenses to appeal to pregnant women. With that thought in mind, he started adoptads.com, a site designed to merge print and online ads so adoptive families and pregnant women can connect more personally than print advertising alone.

“My clients can literally spend thousands in conventional print ads,” explains Sklar. “Since the Internet is the world wide web it made sense to have one location where both parties from all over the U.S. could meet. Moreover, adoptive families take their advertising a step further by also going on-line to place ads.”

But how does adoptads.com vary from other advertising services? Sklar says, “Thanks to the web instead of having just a general print ad alone, adoptads.com is a site that contains photographs and more personal information than you'll ever find in a 15-20 word classified ad, allowing the two mediums to work hand-in-hand. There is more space over the web to tell their story on-line so it opens a parents’ search much wider. Plus, it gives pregnant women a place to search for a prospective family that meets their personal requirements.”

As Mr. Sklar explains potential parents place a profile online where pregnant women, free of charge, can visit and perhaps make a connection. Although adoptads.com doesn’t handle the actual adoption, and can’t promise that an adoptive family will find a birth mother, they do provide both adoptive families and prospective birth mothers with more information on each other than a print ad alone can do. He explains that the emotional process of adoption can be less stressful when parents and pregnant women have a chance to learn about each other in greater detail before they even initiate a conversation with each other.

One of the other benefits of adoptads.com is the power that pregnant women feel by having the search process in their own hands. As Sklar explains, “With adoption agencies, profiles are handed out to a pregnant woman and she usually feels compelled to select from the initial batch the agency worker gives her. But with adoptads.com, the same pregnant woman can post a free profile with her specific adoptive family requirements over the world wide wide, which might not be present in the limited number of profiles an agency gives her. And since all adoptive familes are required to have an adoption agency or attorney, the site is designed solely as a meeting place so that there is never any involvement or pressure to select anyone from adoptads.com.”

“Adoptads.com really is about merging families and technology for the greater good,” says Sklar. “We’ve taken basic principals of on-line meet ups and forums, such as dating sites, and we give adoptive families and pregnant women the option of posting photographs, text messages and voice ads so prospective adoptive families and pregnant women can find each other. When families and mothers come together a parents dreams of adoption can become fulfilled. For the birth mother they have a greater sense of control and security that the child they brought into the world will be raised by a family that they truly selected. Really, it’s the best of both worlds and it’s an example of how technology can make life better.”

To learn more about the adopt ads site visit www.adoptads.com.

About the Company: Adam B. Sklar is an adoption attorney in New Jersey who began Adoptads, LLC with the sole purpose of easily connecting adoption-minded people with pregnant women looking for a good family for their child. He can be contacted via telephone at 1-800-923-6781 or email if you have further questions or decide to publish this release.

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