Work With 360 Sport News on Sports Advertising and Partnerships

Quick answer: To work with 360 Sport News on sports advertising and sports partnerships, tell us your goal, audience and timing. We build brand-safe, clearly disclosed placements across our multi-sport coverage — never betting or gambling. Our editorial coverage is never for sale. Contact our commercial team to start.

Key takeaways

• Who we help: sports brands, leagues and teams, apparel and gear makers, ticketing, streaming services and their agencies.
• What we offer: display advertising, sports partnerships, sponsored content, press release publishing and featured coverage — all disclosed.
• What we protect: editorial independence; our reporting is decided by our team and is never for sale.
• What we exclude: we do not run betting or gambling promotions and do not court betting advertisers.
• How to begin: request our media kit and current rates with a short brief.

Ways to work with 360 Sport News

Sports advertising and sports partnerships take several shapes here, and most successful campaigns combine a few of them. You can buy display advertising across our multi-sport sections, commission a clearly labelled piece of sponsored content, publish a sports press release, apply to get featured in relevant coverage, or build a longer-term programme through our sports brand partnerships. Each route is disclosed to readers, so reach is never bought at the expense of trust. When you get in touch we will help you work out which combination actually serves your objective, rather than selling you the biggest package.

Who we work with

Our commercial audience is squarely in sport. That includes sports brands launching products, leagues and teams promoting fixtures and initiatives, apparel and gear makers, ticketing platforms, and streaming services distributing live and on-demand coverage. We also work directly with the media, PR and creative agencies that represent them, and are happy to fit into an existing campaign calendar. If your product genuinely serves sports fans and followers — helping people watch, play, follow or attend sport — there is usually a fit worth exploring.

What working together looks like

A typical engagement starts with a short brief and a conversation. We confirm what is realistic for your budget and timing, then propose a plan that maps formats to your goal — awareness, a launch moment, or a sustained presence across a season. We agree scope, disclosure and timing in writing before anything runs. Throughout, you deal with a named point of contact, and after a campaign we report honestly on what ran and when, without inflated figures.

What we do not do

Some categories are off the table by policy. 360 Sport News does not run betting or gambling promotions of any kind, and we do not actively court betting advertisers — this keeps our coverage safe for a general sports audience and consistent with our independence. We also decline anything misleading, invented endorsements, and content designed to look like independent reporting when it is paid. We do not sell undisclosed or disguised paid links. Every commercial placement is labelled so readers can always tell it apart from our journalism.

How editorial independence works

The single rule that shapes every deal is simple: our coverage is never for sale. Advertisers and partners can reach our audience, but they cannot buy a review verdict, a match analysis or a place in our independent reporting. This separation is exactly what makes a placement on 360 Sport News worth having — readers trust the environment precisely because they know what is editorial and what is paid. If we blurred that line to close a sale, the audience would drift away and the placement would lose the value you came for.

Brand safety for sports campaigns

Because we cover multiple sports as news, we can place your campaign next to relevant, timely context rather than generic filler. We keep commercial units clearly marked, avoid sensational framing around athletes and clubs, and follow disclosure practice on every sponsored item. If a placement would confuse readers about what is paid, we redesign it rather than run it. That discipline protects your brand as much as ours, which is why considered advertisers tend to prefer it.

How to start a conversation

The fastest way in is a short brief: your objective, the sports and audiences you care about, a rough budget band and any launch dates. From there we will share our media kit, confirm what is achievable, and propose a plan that mixes the right formats. There is no obligation in asking, and we would rather tell you honestly if we are not the right fit than take a booking that will not work. Request our media kit or email [email protected].

Pricing and media kit

We price by scope, format and placement rather than publishing a single flat rate, because a one-off announcement and a season-long partnership are very different jobs. Tell us what you are planning and we will send current rates and availability, along with the media kit that sets out our sections and formats. Request current rates.

What to expect after you get in touch

Once you send a brief, the first thing we do is tell you honestly whether we are the right fit. If your goal needs a scale or a category we cannot serve, we will say so rather than sell you something that will underdeliver. Where there is a fit, we map your objective to specific formats, explain what each involves, and agree disclosure and timing before anything is booked. You will always know what is running, where it will appear and how it will be labelled, and you will deal with a named point of contact rather than a queue.

We keep post-campaign reporting grounded in what actually happened. We do not invent audience figures or dress up modest numbers, and if you ask for data we cannot stand behind, we will explain why rather than guess. This measured approach is deliberate: sustainable relationships with sports brands, teams and agencies matter far more to us than a single oversold booking, and they depend on the same principle as everything else here — our coverage is never for sale.

360 Sport News is an independent multi-sport news publication with a named editorial team and published standards. You can learn how we operate through our about page, meet the people behind our reporting via our team page, read our editorial guidelines, and review our advertising disclosure. All paid and company-supplied placements are labelled in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines, and our independent coverage is never for sale.

Frequently asked questions

How do I work with 360 Sport News on sports advertising?

Send a short brief through our contact page or email [email protected]. We will share our media kit, confirm what fits, and propose a plan across the right formats.

What sports partnership options are available?

Display advertising, sponsored content, press release publishing, featured coverage and longer-term brand partnerships — used alone or combined. Read more on our partners page.

Can we pay for a positive review or ranking?

No. Our coverage is never for sale. You can reach our audience through disclosed advertising or sponsored content, but editorial verdicts are decided independently.

Do you accept betting or gambling advertisers?

No. 360 Sport News does not run betting or gambling promotions and does not court betting advertisers.

How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on scope, format and placement. Request current rates and our media kit with a note on your goals.

Do you sell links?

We do not sell undisclosed or disguised paid links. Any commercial placement is clearly labelled for readers in line with disclosure rules.

Which brands are a good fit?

Sports brands, leagues and teams, apparel and gear makers, ticketing, streaming services and the agencies that represent them.

Can you fit into an agency’s existing plan?

Yes. We regularly work with agencies and can slot into a wider campaign calendar and reporting cadence.

How do I advertise or partner with 360 Sport News?

Tell us your goal via our contact page and we will recommend the right mix of advertising, sponsored content, a partnership or a feature, with current options and rates.

Do you offer sports sponsored content and advertising?

Yes — both, always clearly disclosed and kept separate from our independent editorial.