Something Navy publishes stories about how people think, love, decide and live. Our readers come for curious, well-sourced writing about everyday life, and they stay because they trust it. Any advertising on the site has to protect that trust.
Who reads Something Navy
Our readers are curious adults who want to understand themselves and the people around them. They read about relationships, psychology, work, money habits, self-improvement and the way we live now. Most arrive from search and from Google Discover, and readers come from around the world, with the largest share in English-speaking countries.
We are happy to share current audience figures with serious enquiries. We do not publish them here, because numbers on a static page go out of date quickly.
Ways to work with us
- Display advertising. Standard banner placements across articles and section pages.
- Section sponsorship. A brand can sponsor one of our sections, such as Relationships or Modern Life, for a fixed period. Sponsorship is shown with a small “Supported by” label and does not affect what the section publishes.
- Sponsored features. Articles produced with or for a partner. These are always labelled “Sponsored” at the top of the page and in any social posts, and they are marked as sponsored to search engines.
What we will not do
- Publish sponsored content without a clear label.
- Sell links, “dofollow” placements or guest posts written to manipulate search rankings.
- Let an advertiser review or change independent editorial work.
- Run advertising for gambling, weight-loss products, unregulated financial products, dating scams, miracle cures or anything we would not be comfortable explaining to our readers.
Get in touch
Email [email protected] with the subject line “Partnership”. Tell us a little about your brand, what you have in mind and your timing, and we will come back to you. Our Ownership and Funding page sets out how advertising is kept separate from our editorial work.