PREMIUM AUDIENCES DESERVE PREMIUM ADVERTISING.
Topple is joining AMM-Con 2026 in Dallas as a Gold Sponsor. Now in its 10th year, AMM-Con brings together creators, publishers, journalists, podcasters, and independent media businesses focused on Second Amendment-related content. The conference was fully adopted by the Second Amendment Foundation, which sponsors the annual event, and is held alongside the Gun Rights Policy Conference, co-sponsored by the Second Amendment Foundation and the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.
We’ll be there to meet the people building that alternative media ecosystem and to talk about the business of independent media, advertising, and monetization.
The Censorship Tax

Before Topple, Founder & CEO Brian Aitken spent years on Madison Avenue managing billions of dollars in advertising for major brands.
He watched firsthand as the digital advertising landscape changed — and as increasingly restrictive policies, platform decisions and automated systems made it harder for entire categories of legitimate businesses to reach their customers.
The result wasn’t simply censorship.
It was an economic cost.
Advertisers paid more to reach fewer relevant customers. Publishers lost access to valuable advertising demand. Audiences were pushed toward lower-quality advertising simply because many of the highest-value advertisers couldn’t participate.
We call that the Censorship Tax.
Topple was built in response.
Today, Topple connects advertisers with premium audiences across a tightly curated network of publishers, providing an alternative to the traditional advertising ecosystem for businesses and publishers that have been underserved by Big AdTech.
And we’re just getting started.
Premium ads. Premium places.
One of the biggest opportunities we’ve seen is on the publisher side.
Publishers shouldn’t have to fill their sites with endless, low-quality advertising just to make the economics work.
Topple gives publishers another source of direct advertiser demand, including access to premium inventory and audiences that are difficult to reach through traditional advertising channels.
Some publishers have generated thousands of dollars, and some millions of dollars, by adding Topple to their monetization stack.
That can give publishers the opportunity to run fewer, higher-quality ads while maintaining — and in some cases improving — their advertising revenue.
You built the audience. We’ll bring the advertisers.
That’s one part of the larger ecosystem we’re building.
The next chapter is almost here
Topple is also preparing to launch the biggest update in the company’s history over the next four weeks.
The next generation of the platform is designed to make it easier for advertisers to launch, manage and optimize campaigns while giving them more powerful tools to reach the audiences they actually want to reach.
It’s the next step in our mission to build an advertising platform that gives advertisers and publishers more control over their businesses — without requiring them to compromise who they are or what they believe.
See you at AMM-Con
Brian Aitken will be at AMM-Con in Dallas to share his perspective on the advertising industry, the forces that led to the creation of Topple, and what comes next for the company.
We’ll also be there to meet the publishers, creators and media businesses building the future of independent media.
If you’re attending AMM-Con, come find us.
Premium audiences deserve premium advertising.
And we’re building the infrastructure to make that possible.





