Partner publications
We are opening the 24World Media network to a small number of independent publishers as partner publications. Partners keep their own brand, domain and editorial voice. What they join is the machinery around the brand: the publishing platform, the editorial standard, and access to network distribution and advertising.
What partners get
- A place in the directory. Partner publications are listed in the network’s Brands directory and this site’s footer index, marked as partner titles.
- Network distribution. Access to stories moving through the network and the wire, publishable under the same guideline checks that govern our own outlets.
- Network advertising. Eligibility for advertising and sponsored-content opportunities sold at group level, shared with the publication under the partnership terms.
- One technical standard. The same security, backup and performance baseline we apply to our own sites: closed reader registration, audited plugins, original content only.
What we ask
- Original content only. Copied feeds, scraped articles and spun text are removed and end the partnership.
- Named editorial responsibility. A real desk or author stands behind every story. Anonymous content dumps do not qualify.
- Clearly labelled commercial work. Sponsored content is marked as sponsored, on partner titles exactly as on our own.
- Corrections in the open. Errors are corrected on the page, with the correction visible.
How joining works
Partner onboarding is handled personally by our network team; there is deliberately no self-serve signup. Tell us about your publication through the Contact page: the title, its audience, who writes for it, and how often it publishes. We review the site against the standards above and reply with a decision or the changes we would need to see first. Partnerships that start with an honest “not yet” tend to become the ones that work.
How review works
Send us the publication, its audience and its publishing rhythm. We read the site as a reader would: recent originality, named authorship, how sponsored material is labelled, how corrections are handled, and whether the archive is real publishing or a feed. Most reviews resolve into one of three answers: yes, not yet with named changes, or no. A “not yet” answer comes with the specific changes we would need to see. A partnership is a standing relationship, so we would rather be direct at the start.
What partnership is not
Partnership is not a paid link scheme, a content-swap farm or a way to place unlabelled advertising. Partner titles publish under the same labelling and originality rules as our own outlets, and repeated violations end the partnership. If that sounds strict, it is the reason the network’s placements are worth having.
