ARQS ADVERTISING & PARTNERSHIPS

Reach the right audience on the right ARQS property.

Businesses can advertise, sponsor or feature verified promotions across ARQS websites. Each property uses its own audience, placement and promotional format instead of one generic ad package.

PROPERTY-SPECIFIC ADVERTISING

Different audience. Different offer.

ARQS advertising is designed around the property itself. Local services, books, family brands, community offers and B2B services should appear where they are actually relevant.

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Downtown Tan

For tanning salons and related local businesses. Promote this month’s specials and pay for enhanced visibility in city guides and, as launched, the Downtown Tan app.

  • Monthly special or promotion
  • Featured studio placement
  • Sponsored city visibility
  • Website + app advertising packages
Advertise on Downtown Tan
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Jason’s Place / ARQS Press Kids

For appropriate family, reading, education, publishing and community partners. Sponsorships are presented to grown-ups and clearly labeled; no child-targeted behavioural advertising is required.

  • Family-safe sponsorships
  • Book and reading promotions
  • Education and literacy partners
  • Clearly labeled featured placements
Sponsor Jason’s Place
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Townline

For local businesses, events and community services that want city-by-city visibility where residents are already looking for local information.

  • Local business features
  • Monthly promotions and offers
  • Event visibility
  • City-specific sponsored placements
Advertise on Townline
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ARQS Press / Publishing / Academy

For book, publishing, education and professional partners. Placement should match the page topic and remain visibly distinct from editorial content.

  • Book and author promotion
  • Publishing partnerships
  • Education and training sponsorships
  • Relevant B2B placements
Request Placement
Sitewide rule: every ARQS property can carry an adult-facing “Advertise / Partner” route. Sponsored placements must be clearly labeled and should never be presented as an independent editorial recommendation. On children’s properties, advertising and sponsorship controls should be designed for parents/guardians and appropriate partners rather than behavioural targeting of children.