Partnerships
Global Design Review considers partnerships that are relevant to design-minded readers and presented with clear boundaries. A collaboration does not buy editorial endorsement or influence over independent coverage.
Ways to collaborate
Possible collaborations include clearly labelled sponsored features, display placements, event or project announcements and other contextual placements related to design. Proposals should state the organisation or project involved, the intended format and any commercial relationship readers should understand.
Clear labels, separate decisions
Partner-supported material is identified as such, including placements that appear across multiple pages. Labels are placed where readers can see them, and commercial content remains distinguishable from independent editorial articles. Partners may provide factual information for their own material but do not determine editorial conclusions.
A good fit
We consider whether a proposal suits the publication's subject, offers readers clear value and can be presented transparently. We do not promise publication in exchange for a proposal, and we may decline work that conflicts with our editorial standards or cannot be labelled clearly.
Make a proposal
Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include the proposed format, subject, intended audience and any relevant commercial details so the idea can be considered on its merits.
Design makes more sense in context
A shape or object never tells the whole story on its own. We look at where it comes from, what it is for and how people make it their own.