Partnerships
Ruralsports Culture considers carefully matched collaborations that serve readers interested in rural sport and countryside culture. Commercial arrangements are kept distinct from editorial decisions and labelled clearly.
Relevant collaborations
We consider partnerships connected to rural sporting places, cultural projects, events and reader resources when the fit is clear and the material can be presented accurately. A proposal should explain its subject, intended audience, format and any commercial relationship involved.
Placement options
The publication may accept clearly labelled partner links or other agreed placements in designated areas across the site. Any placement is subject to editorial suitability, transparent wording and the ability to identify the partner relationship to readers.
Editorial separation
Partners do not buy editorial approval, favourable coverage or influence over independent articles. We may decline proposals that are misleading, unrelated to the publication or difficult to label clearly.
Making a proposal
Send partnership proposals through the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include enough detail for us to understand the proposed collaboration; sending a proposal does not guarantee acceptance or placement.
Place is part of the game
Rural sport is shaped by more than play. We attend to the land, the seasons and the people who make a place for it.