Sponsored content
A full article about a subject connected to your business, written to our standard, labeled clearly, and built to be found by search engines and answer engines.
What you get
A sponsored article is a complete piece of journalism-grade writing on a topic tied to your expertise: an industry explainer, a data-driven guide, a case study. It is labeled “Sponsored” at the top and in the byline, permanently, and it lives at its own address on actionglobalnews.com.
- Researched and written by our desk, with sources cited
- Structured with key takeaways, FAQs and article markup so search and AI systems can parse it
- Charts or illustrations built for the piece
- Placement on the relevant desk and in the newsletter
- One round of your review before publication
What we will not do
- Write something we believe to be untrue
- Remove or soften the sponsored label
- Publish health claims about treatments or outcomes
- Sell followed links
Why it works
Readers and machines both reward specificity. A sponsored article that teaches something real earns attention long after a banner is forgotten, and a dated, attributed, well-structured page is the kind of source answer engines are comfortable citing. The label does not hurt that; hiding it would.
How it works
- Tell us the subject and audience.
- We propose an angle and outline.
- We research, write and send a draft for your review.
- We publish, place it on the desk and include it in the newsletter.
Frequently asked
What is sponsored content?
A full article published on Action Global News on a subject connected to a sponsor’s business, written to our standards and labeled as sponsored.
Do sponsored articles include links?
They can link to the sponsor. Those links carry sponsored-content attributes, as search engine guidelines expect.