Partnerships
We consider collaborations that suit readers interested in matchmaking and remain easy to distinguish from independent editorial work.
Possible collaborations
Potential work may include clearly identified partner features, relevant resource placements or editorially separate contributions developed with a suitable partner. Proposals should explain the intended audience, subject, format and any commercial relationship involved.
How placements are labelled
Paid or partner material is labelled clearly at the point readers encounter it. Partner links and placements are presented as commercial relationships, not endorsements or independent reporting. Editorial coverage remains distinct, and a partnership does not guarantee a favourable editorial conclusion.
Starting a conversation
Use the Contact page and choose the partnership option. Include a brief description of your organisation or project, the proposed collaboration and any relevant terms. We consider proposals for fit and clarity; no placement or response is guaranteed.
A match is more than a matching score
The language of compatibility can help people start a conversation, but it cannot tell the whole story. We look at the ideas and choices behind matchmaking, with room for nuance and individual difference.