Partnerships

Rural Wellness Guide considers collaborations that fit its focus on countryside life, wellbeing and the details of place. Partnerships must be relevant to readers, presented transparently and kept distinct from independent editorial decisions.

Ways to work together

We consider clearly labelled partner features, useful resource placements and relevant links or listings that add context for readers interested in rural places and wellbeing. A proposal should explain the subject, intended audience, format and any commercial connection. Relevance matters more than a broad promotional message.

Clear identification

Paid or partner material is labelled where readers encounter it. Labels and presentation are intended to make the relationship clear, not blur advertising with independent editorial work. We do not promise favourable coverage in exchange for a partnership.

Editorial boundaries

Partnerships do not control our editorial choices or determine conclusions in independent articles. We may decline proposals that make unsupported wellbeing claims, mislead readers or do not suit the publication. To start a conversation, send the proposal through the Contact page.