Advertising & Partnerships
How advertising works here, what is available, and what we turn down.
Get in touch
Email talk@pillowtalkdaily.com with what you have in mind. Tell us the placement you are interested in, your timeframe, and the landing page, and we will come back with availability and pricing.
How the site is funded
PillowTalk Daily is free to read, funded by display advertising and affiliate partnerships. We disclose both — see our About page.
What is available
- Display advertising. Standard units run across the site through a third-party advertising network: a responsive banner above the article, units placed between sections as you read, a sticky unit on mobile, and native units styled to match our editorial cards. Every one is labelled as sponsored.
- Affiliate partnerships. If you run a dating, relationship, or sexual-wellness product with an affiliate programme, we can review it for inclusion in relevant articles.
- Direct placements. For brands wanting a specific placement rather than network inventory, email us.
What we will not do
Worth being direct about, because it saves everyone time:
- No paid links passing SEO value. We do not sell do-follow links or link insertions in existing articles. Commercial links are marked so they do not pass ranking signals.
- No undisclosed sponsored content. Anything paid for is labelled as such. This is not negotiable — it is a legal requirement as well as our policy.
- No bought reviews. An affiliate relationship does not buy a rating or a recommendation, and we publish the unflattering parts. If you need editorial control over the verdict, we are not the right partner.
- No advertising aimed at minors, and nothing unlawful, deceptive, or involving non-consensual material.
Reporting a bad advert
Network inventory means we do not see every advert served, and occasionally a bad one gets through. If you encounter something misleading, malicious, or inappropriate, send us the details and a screenshot at talk@pillowtalkdaily.com and we will block it. We would genuinely rather hear about it than not.