Enquiries
Tell us what you are trying to run and where, and the brief goes to a curated partner who covers the relevant inventory. It is free to send, and the follow-up comes from the team best placed to answer the request.
The same form takes press releases, corrections, rate-card updates and event submissions - pick the enquiry type in the first step and the rest of the questions change to match.
What happens next
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Four or five short steps, depending on what you are asking for. Nothing is required that you would not already know at this stage - ranges and "not set yet" are real answers.
02
Campaign briefs go to the media owners and planners who actually hold inventory in the markets and formats you named. Editorial enquiries go to the desk that covers that beat.
03
Quotes, availability and next steps come from the partner best placed to handle the brief. Billboard Guide routes the enquiry and keeps the process focused.
Before you send
Billboard Guide is a research resource that routes campaign briefs to curated partners. The editorial policy applies to anything you send here as much as to anything we publish.
Answer it yourself first
Free tool
Put a budget range around a market, format and flight length before you brief anyone.
Markets
Inventory, pricing factors, key districts and local buying rules, market by market.
Sites
Site-level detail on the landmark boards brands ask for by name, including who sells them.
