Divine Magazine works with brands, agencies and creative businesses on clearly disclosed commercial features designed to inform readers, tell a useful story and give relevant partners meaningful visibility.
Divine's editorial submission desks are closed to new unsolicited contributions and press releases. Commercial partnerships remain available separately.
Branded Features are for businesses, agencies and organisations seeking paid publication rather than independent editorial consideration.
Every proposed feature is still reviewed for relevance, quality and suitability. Payment buys an agreed commercial service; it does not remove Divine's publishing standards.
A paid feature does not create an entitlement to independent editorial coverage elsewhere on Divine, and independent editorial decisions cannot be purchased.
Commercial work is quoted according to the content, editorial requirements and scope of the partnership.
For brands and agencies with a completed article ready for consideration. Divine reviews, edits and prepares accepted material for publication.
Give Divine the brief, background information and relevant materials and we can develop the angle and produce an original commercial feature.
For launches, campaigns, destinations and projects that need a more substantial treatment or bespoke package.
Divine may consider selected commercial mentions or resources within suitable existing content when they genuinely fit the article and provide reader value.
Divine considers suitable commercial projects across its established areas of coverage.
Music businesses, services, equipment, events and relevant projects where the commercial nature is clear.
Destinations, hotels, hospitality, travel services and experiences with a useful reader-facing angle.
Interiors, design, home products, services and practical subjects relevant to Divine's lifestyle readership.
Fashion, skincare, hair, beauty products, services and brands with a clear and responsible story.
Appropriate wellbeing and lifestyle subjects where claims can be responsibly supported and presented.
Creative businesses, books, entertainment, technology, projects and cultural experiences.
Divine reserves the right to decline commercial material that is misleading, unsuitable, low quality, unrelated to the publication or likely to undermine reader trust.
We do not accept commercial material involving illegal products or services, deceptive claims, unsafe health claims, adult content, weapons, gambling promotions or content created primarily to manipulate search rankings.
We also reserve the right to reject excessive or irrelevant links, unnatural anchor text and material that attempts to disguise advertising as independent editorial coverage.
Tell us about the brand, proposed story, links and type of feature you need.
Divine checks the subject, proposed content and commercial fit.
We confirm the format, price, requirements and expected publication timing before work begins.
The approved feature is prepared and published according to the agreed commercial arrangement.
Divine no longer treats branded publishing as a menu of low-cost link placements.
Commercial rates depend on the type of feature, whether content is supplied or written by Divine, the amount of editing required, campaign requirements, assets and any additional agreed deliverables.
Agencies managing multiple suitable clients are welcome to discuss a broader commercial arrangement, but acceptance remains subject to Divine's standards.
Yes. New unsolicited editorial and contributor submissions are closed, but selected commercial partnerships remain available separately.
No. A Branded Feature is a commercial arrangement. Independent editorial coverage is separate and cannot be purchased.
Yes. Supplied commercial articles can be considered, although Divine reserves the right to edit or decline material that does not meet its standards.
Yes. Original commercial features can be produced from an agreed brief where the subject is suitable.
Divine does not accept arbitrary or unrelated backlink placements. Commercial links must make sense within the content in which they appear.
Yes. Paid commercial relationships are presented with appropriate disclosure so they are not confused with independent editorial coverage.
Yes. PR, marketing and content agencies may enquire about suitable individual clients or broader commercial arrangements.
No. Divine reserves the right to correct, update, restructure or remove commercial content when necessary for legal, factual, technical, editorial or site-quality reasons.
No. Commercial relationships and independent editorial decisions remain separate.
Send the brand or client name, proposed subject, relevant URL, preferred feature type and any timing requirements.
If you already have a completed article, include the proposed headline, article text or document, destination links and any images you would like Divine to consider.
