ReallyThat considers paid placements for creators, projects, products, businesses, and ideas that fit the publication. A sponsorship starts with an inquiry and editorial review, not an automatic promise to publish.
Available for inquiry
Sponsored feature: a clearly labeled advertising story or creator/project profile, reviewed for accuracy, rights, and publication standards. Scope, cost, and delivery date are quoted individually.
Partnership: a proposed cross-format collaboration or campaign. Placement inventory and timing are confirmed before any payment is requested.
Timed cards and pop-ups: under development, not currently available to purchase or reserve.
How it works
- Send your proposal. Include your URL, creative or article idea, desired dates, and approximate budget.
- Receive a decision and quote. We may approve, decline, or request revisions. Acceptance and pricing are never automatic.
- Approve terms before paying. We confirm payment instructions, the publication window, disclosure, and delivery terms in writing.
If the link does not open an email client, write to johnbrajence@gmail.com with the subject “ReallyThat sponsorship inquiry.” No payment is required to inquire.
Advertising standards
Paid content is visibly marked Sponsored Advertising Content or Advertisement. A sponsor cannot buy an independent editorial endorsement, a search ranking, an audience-size guarantee, or unrestricted publication rights.
Submitted claims, imagery, destination links, and ownership are reviewed. The publisher may refuse inappropriate or misleading advertising. A written agreement will specify cancellation and refund treatment before payment.
ReallyThat Magazine is owned by John Brajer and is affiliated with Trillsverse. Its editorial standards and ownership disclosures apply to sponsored content too.