Partnerships
Creative Culture Guide considers partnerships that fit its attention to creative places, practices, materials and cultural encounters. We accept clearly labelled partner placements across the site and consider collaborations that give readers relevant context without blurring the line between editorial and commercial work.
Placements and collaborations
Possible arrangements include clearly identified standing partner placements and focused collaborations related to creative culture. Share the proposed subject, format, intended audience, placement duration and any material terms so the idea can be considered on its merits. We do not imply that a placement represents an editorial recommendation.
Clear labelling
Partner material is labelled plainly wherever it appears. Readers should be able to distinguish a paid placement or collaboration from independent editorial work before engaging with it. Labels remain visible in the context where the material is presented.
Editorial boundaries
Partnerships do not determine what independent articles cover, and payment does not buy a favourable editorial view. We may decline proposals that are not relevant to the publication, cannot be labelled clearly or would make the distinction between editorial and commercial content difficult to maintain. Send proposals through the Contact page.
Creative culture is made in company.
A finished work matters, but so do the rooms, materials, habits and encounters that surround it. We look at those conditions with curiosity and care.