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Placements across all sixteen county guides

Simple, labeled, human-reviewed sponsor placements. One contact, one rate card, any county — start with one site and scale when it works.

Monthly flat rateNo consent-wall adsLabeled clearly

Rate card

Flat monthly rates, by placement.

Introductory rates while the network fills in. Ask for the current rate card — new counties and packages are quoted by email.

PlacementCoverageDetail
Homepage SponsorPer county siteFront-page banner, exclusive per county. One sponsor per site; renewed monthly, first come first served.
Town-Page SpotlightOne or more townsLabeled spotlight under a town's facts. Best for lodging, dining, and services tied to specific communities.
Category SponsorPer county + categoryHeadline placement on Eats / Places to Stay / Recreation pages. Pairs well with the county homepage sponsor.
Network PackageSeveral or all 16 sitesSame creative across sites, with per-county custom text where needed. Volume discounts; ask for the quote.

Email for rates & availability

Ad specs
  • Static image (JPG or SVG) plus optional link — no JavaScript, no tracking pixels, no autoplay animation.
  • Copy must be clearly an advertisement; the network publishes the label "Sponsor" beside unpaid content boundaries.
  • Approved ads are placed in the site's own stylesheet system and look like the site, not a pop-over.
  • The network reserves the right to refuse any ad that is illegal, deceptive, or a poor fit for a community page.

Good to know

What a sponsor spot is — and is not.

Honest boundaries the network holds to on every site.

It is a label

Paid, visible

Every sponsor block is marked as advertising. Readers can always tell what is paid and what is the guide's own content.

It is not government

Independent guides

The county sites are independent guides — not official county government pages — and paid spots are never promotions "by" a county or municipality.

It is not a review

No pay-for-play

Sponsors get a labeled placement; listings and editorial content are not for sale. The guide keeps its voice.