Noticeboard
Are you a small business looking to expand your reach? We hear you! Neighbourhood Edit is a magazine that celebrates ‘the love of local’ so we wanted to ensure that independent shops, makers and start-ups have an accessible route into advertising with us. Introducing Noticeboard, our curation of small, ambitious brands with a creative spirit.
Our audience
Our audience of 25 to 55 year-old urban professionals with a global outlook thrives on being informed and inspired. They want their lives to be enriched through experiences and consider discovery to be the greatest luxury.
They love shopping local and getting to know the stories behind the brands they are supporting. Products with a focus on design and craftsmanship are their most coveted.
Travel is a big part of their lifestyle but like to go beyond the conventional tourist spots and get to know local.
Forever seeking the next place to explore, they want to get to know the people who make that place dynamic.
They are also aware that an adventure could be on their doorstep and want to be the first to know about hotspots.
What is Noticeboard?
Noticeboard is Neighbourhood Edit's curated listings platform, exclusively showcasing small businesses and independent brands that embody the spirit of local entrepreneurship.
This dedicated new section of the magazine will feature a considered selection of brands, start-ups and creators that we think speak to our readers, highlighting inspiring stories, products, and services.
Why Advertise with Neighbourhood Edit?
1. Targeted Audience: Our readership consists of community-minded individuals with a global outlook who are passionate about supporting local businesses. By advertising with us, you directly reach consumers who are actively looking to engage with and support independent enterprises.
2. High-Impact Exposure: Noticeboard offers both dedicated listings and the opportunity for sponsored features. Each listing is crafted to capture the essence of your brand, ensuring you stand out. Our sponsored features delve deeper, telling your story and showcasing what makes your business special. We only take on a small number of listings for each print volume ensure we can give each brand the attention it deserves.
3. Accessible Advertising Options: We understand that small businesses have different needs and budgets. That is why we offer a variety of affordable advertising packages designed to fit your budget while still delivering significant impact.
4. Multi-Channel Promotion: Your listing or sponsored feature will not just appear in our print magazine. We will also promote it across our digital platforms, including our website, ensuring your business gets the broadest reach possible. This also means you can share your dedicated page in the Rolodex on your platforms.
5. Community Integration: Neighbourhood Edit is more than a magazine; it is a community hub. By advertising with us, you become part of a network of local businesses and gain opportunities for collaboration and cross-promotion with other featured brands.
Advertising options
Listing: A concise quarter-page listing that includes your business name, contact details, and a brief description.
One-page feature: Includes a dedicated page in the print edition of the magazine and on our website. This will comprise an image and a short narrative about your business.
Sponsored Feature: A three-page feature in the print edition that includes an in-depth story about your business, multiple photos, and a special call-to-action.
Where can I read the magazine?
Our print edition is distributed in a selection of venues that draw in the typical Neighbourhood Edit reader. Here are a few examples.
Uber Boat: The magazine is distributed across the Thames Clippers fleet with copies retailed on board and promoted across its screens and onboard café bars. Uber Boat currently experiences 4.6 million individual passengers every year.
Hotels attracting design-conscious travellers: from Short Stories Hotel in Los Angeles to the Laslett in Notting Hill.
Members clubs and creative workspaces: Including Soho House clubs and workspaces across London from Soho to 180 Strand.
Private residences: the next volume of the magazine will be distributed in Alma, East London’s new design-driven apartment block with nearly 200 rental apartments ready to be furnished by their new tenants.
Restaurants, bars and cafes: many of the venues mentioned in the magazine are proud to display copies on their coffee tables.
Online: the magazine can also be purchased online here.
