Sector rail
01Your name on one of the sector rails on the home page and on that sector's hub for a defined period.
Manufacturers, developers, consultancies and data providers who want to sit inside a sector conversation.
Media Kit
Put your message in front of the people who commission, finance and build.
CFS News reaches practitioners across nine sectors — the people who write specifications, approve loans, order equipment and set policy. Below is where you can appear, and what we will not do.
9
Sector hubs
9
Sub-sector pages
32
Tracked sources
51
Stories published
Formats
Where You Can Appear
The Briefing
02Sponsorship of the daily or weekly email, with a short labelled note. The editorial lines are never written by a sponsor.
Institutions that want to be present when a practitioner starts their day.
Data strip
03Association with the sourced figures band, using your published data where it is genuinely the source.
Research bodies, indices and analytics firms.
Native series
04A labelled series of three to five pieces built with your material and reported independently. Clearly marked throughout.
Transition programmes worth explaining properly.
Video and panels
05Explainers and recorded panels for the channel, with your specialist on the record.
Technical stories that need a person to make them land.
Special editions
06Printed or PDF editions around a conference, an annual report or a policy moment.
Institutions and event organisers.
Our Side
What We Promise A Sponsor
- 01Pricing, impressions and deadlines in writing before you commit.
- 02Sponsored placement always labelled, so a reader is never misled.
- 03A monthly report of what the placement actually did.
- 04One named contact who answers, including when the answer is no.
The Line
What We Will Never Do
- Write an editorial line because a sponsor asked for it.
- Let a placement decide what appears in a sector rail or in The Briefing.
- Sell, rent or hand over the subscriber list.
- Accept payment to publish, or not to publish, something.
Full standards are at the editorial standards page.
Next Step
Start the conversation Tell us the sector, the weeks you want, and the audience you need.
We will come back with availability, the rate card, and an honest view of whether this is the right place for your message.