Work With Us
Quick answer: There are several ways to work with Idiom Insider — advertising, contributing a guest article, sponsored content, press releases and longer-term partnerships. This hub explains each option, who it suits and how to reach the right desk, so brands, educators and EdTech teams that want to reach English learners can find the right fit quickly.
Key takeaways
- Advertising puts your product in front of a focused audience of English learners, teachers and word lovers.
- Write for us lets teachers, linguists and skilled writers share expertise with our readers.
- Sponsored content and press releases are always clearly labelled; our editorial explanations are never for sale.
- Partnerships suit schools, publishers and EdTech brands that want an ongoing relationship.
- One contact desk routes every enquiry to the right team so nothing gets lost.
Ways to work with Idiom Insider
Whether you are a brand, an independent author or a fellow educator, there is a clear path to collaborating with us. Pick the option that matches your goal:
- Advertise — reach learners and teachers with clearly labelled ad placements and campaigns.
- Write for us — contribute a guest article on idioms, vocabulary, grammar or language teaching.
- Sponsored content — tell your brand’s story in a longer, labelled article.
- Get featured — earn a mention through genuinely useful resources, or choose the paid, labelled route.
- Partners — build an ongoing collaboration around content, tools or curriculum.
- Press release — announce a launch, study or milestone to our readership.
Who works with Idiom Insider
Our readers come to improve their English, understand idioms and expressions, and find language they can actually use. That makes us a natural fit for a specific set of partners:
- Language learners looking for apps, courses, tutors and books that genuinely help.
- Teachers and educators who want classroom resources, professional development and tools.
- EdTech brands building learning products for English and other languages.
- Publishers and authors releasing dictionaries, workbooks, novels and study guides.
- Universities and language schools promoting programmes to prospective students.
Advertising in short
If your goal is reach and awareness, advertising is usually the simplest place to start. We offer clearly labelled placements designed to fit the reading experience rather than interrupt it. You can see formats, audience notes and how to request current rates on the advertise page.
Contributing an article
We welcome guest articles from people with real expertise in language, teaching and learning. A good contribution teaches our readers something they can apply — a clearer way to understand a tricky idiom, a practical study method or a fresh angle on English usage. Full topic ideas and submission steps are on the write for us page.
Sponsored content and press releases
When you want to tell a longer story or announce news, sponsored content and press releases give you room to do it. Both are marked as commercial so readers always know what they are seeing, and both are separate from our independent explanations. Details live on the sponsored content and press release pages.
Longer-term partnerships
Some of the best collaborations are ongoing. A partnership might combine content, tools, co-created resources or curriculum support over months rather than a single placement. If you are thinking beyond a one-off, that is the page to read.
How we keep your trust
Working with advertisers only works if readers trust us, so we are open about how the site is funded. You can read exactly how we make money and see our full advertising disclosure. The short version: paid placements are labelled, and our editorial judgement about which idioms and resources we recommend cannot be bought.
How to get in touch
The fastest way to start is to tell us what you are trying to do. Send a short note through our contact page or email [email protected] with your goal, timing and any budget range, and we will point you to the right option and share what is possible.
About Idiom Insider
Idiom Insider is an independent English-language learning resource focused on idioms, expressions and the way real people actually use English. Our work is written and checked by people who teach, study and edit the language, and our reference explanations are kept separate from anything a brand pays for. You can learn more about our mission and the people behind the site on our about page, and you can always reach a real person through our contact page or at [email protected]. Any commercial placement on Idiom Insider is labelled in line with the FTC endorsement guidelines, and our editorial explanations of idioms and usage are never for sale.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best way to start working with Idiom Insider?
Tell us your goal. If you want reach, look at advertising; if you want to share expertise, see write for us; if you want an ongoing relationship, read partners.
Do you accept guest posts?
Yes, from contributors with genuine knowledge of language and teaching. See our write for us guidelines for topics and how to submit.
Is your editorial coverage for sale?
No. Advertising and sponsored placements are labelled and kept separate from our independent explanations and recommendations.
Can I combine advertising with a guest article?
Yes. Many partners mix formats — for example a campaign plus sponsored content. Tell us your goal and we will suggest a combination.
How much does it cost to work with you?
It depends on the format and scope. Ask for current rates through the contact page and we will share a media kit and options.
Who should I contact?
One desk handles everything. Reach us via the contact page or at [email protected] and we will route your enquiry.
Do you work with individual authors and small brands?
Yes. We work with independent authors, tutors and small EdTech teams as well as larger publishers and schools.
How do I advertise or partner with Idiom Insider?
Tell us your goal via our contact page and we will recommend the right mix of advertising, sponsored content, a partnership or a feature, with current options and rates.
Do you offer education sponsored content and advertising?
Yes — both, always clearly disclosed and kept separate from our independent editorial.