Partnerships
United Tennis Journal considers collaborations that fit its tennis subject and are easy for readers to recognise as commercial. A partnership must leave the distinction between editorial explanation and paid placement clear.
Possible collaborations
We consider relevant sponsorships, clearly identified partner features and placements for tennis-related organisations or offerings. Proposals should explain the subject, the intended placement, the material supplied and any commercial relationship involved. We do not accept collaborations that rely on misleading claims or disguise promotion as independent editorial coverage.
How placements are labelled
Partner material and paid placements are labelled clearly where they appear. Editorial content remains distinct, and payment does not buy a favourable conclusion, a product endorsement or control over unrelated coverage. Any images, claims or copy supplied for a placement must be suitable to present transparently to readers.
Make a proposal
Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include the proposed subject, placement and relevant details; a proposal is not an acceptance, and no placement is assumed until its terms have been agreed.
The score is only one way to read a match
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