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Connect your organization with readers who care about Louisville’s civic life. Insider Louisville offers thoughtfully developed, clearly identified partnerships designed around useful information and audience relevance.
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A thoughtful way to reach local readers
Insider Louisville reports on the public decisions, institutions and ideas shaping the region. Our audience comes to the site for clear local information across government, education, health, culture, the economy and community life.
Partnerships help organizations communicate relevant information while preserving a clear distinction between editorial reporting and partner material. Every opportunity begins with a conversation about purpose, audience and fit.
We review proposed projects for clarity and relevance. Partner material is identified so readers can understand its source, and editorial news decisions remain separate from commercial arrangements.
How partnerships work
Review the fit
We consider relevance, scope and whether the proposed material can serve readers clearly.
Plan the project
Together, we establish responsibilities, required assets and a realistic schedule.
Publish transparently
Approved partner material appears with clear labeling that identifies its nature.
Partnership inquiries
Start with a clear brief
Use this form to outline your organization’s needs. Please do not include confidential or sensitive personal information.
You can also write to info@insiderlouisville.com-us.com.
Partnership FAQ
What kinds of organizations can inquire?
Businesses, nonprofit organizations and community institutions may contact us. Each proposal is considered for relevance, clarity and suitability.
Is partner material labeled?
Yes. Partner-supported material is clearly identified so readers can distinguish it from independent editorial reporting.
Can a partnership influence news coverage?
No. Commercial arrangements do not determine newsroom coverage or editorial conclusions.
What should an initial inquiry include?
Briefly explain your organization, intended audience, topic, desired outcome and preferred timing. Do not send confidential material through the form.
Does every inquiry become a project?
No. We review each request and may decline proposals that do not suit the publication, audience or available schedule.
How quickly will the team respond?
Response time depends on the request and current workload. A complete, specific brief helps the team evaluate an inquiry efficiently.