Partnerships
Rural Running Review considers collaborations that are relevant to readers interested in countryside routes and the culture of running. Any arrangement must leave editorial decisions independent and make the commercial relationship plain.
Suitable collaborations
We consider clearly scoped partnerships connected to rural running, route-focused reading or related editorial subjects. Proposals should explain the audience, the intended placement and any requested wording or link destination. We do not treat a partnership as a promise of editorial endorsement.
Partner placements
A small number of standing partner placements may be considered where they are relevant and useful to readers. These placements are labelled as partner material, remain visually distinguishable from editorial content and do not imply that the publication has tested or endorsed a product or service.
Making a proposal
Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include the proposed subject, format, timing and any commercial terms you wish us to consider. We may decline proposals that do not fit the publication or could confuse readers about editorial independence.
The route is more than its distance
Rural running asks you to notice surfaces, field edges and changing light. We look at those details without turning a run into a test.