Partnerships
Rural Policy Briefing considers collaborations that are relevant to readers interested in rural policy and that keep commercial activity distinct from independent editorial work.
Formats we consider
Possible arrangements include clearly labelled partner articles, newsletter or page placements, and recurring partner placements across the site. Proposals should identify the subject, intended audience, format, timing and organisation or product involved. Acceptance depends on editorial fit and available space.
Labelling and separation
Partner-supported material and paid placements are labelled where they appear. Partner content is not presented as independent reporting or analysis, and payment does not buy control over unrelated coverage. We may decline work whose purpose, claims or presentation would confuse readers about its status.
How to enquire
Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include the proposed format, the material to be promoted and any relevant timing. An enquiry is a proposal, not a commitment to publish.
Good policy starts with a clear question
First name the goal. Then examine the tool, the trade-offs and the path to delivery. That sequence makes a proposal easier to understand.