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Nobody opens a food map idly. They open it hungry, with a card in their pocket, about to pick somewhere. That is a rarer kind of attention than a banner ad on a news site, and it is worth more.
105
spots rated
13
neighborhoods covered
1–5
honest scale, no pay-to-play
Best for a local business that isn't a restaurant
Your name and line on the map sidebar and every neighborhood page, labelled as a sponsor. Monthly.
The cleanest fit. You get the whole audience and there is no rating anywhere that you could be accused of buying.
Best for reaching people before they leave the house
A slot in the newsletter alongside the on-site placement, sold together.
The newsletter is read by people who already trust the recommendations. The map is where they act on them.
Best for a business rooted in one part of town
Sponsorship of a single neighborhood guide, e.g. /best/lawrenceville.
If your customers are in Lawrenceville, you don't need the whole city. You need that page.
Best for breweries, distilleries and venues
A ticketed food crawl built around your place, promoted across the map and the newsletter.
The audience meets you in person, and everyone who comes leaves having spent an evening in your room.
Ratings. Rankings. Which restaurants appear on the map, and where they sit in a list. None of it can be bought, at any price, and no sponsorship has ever changed a score.
That isn't modesty, it's the business model. The reason this audience is worth reaching is that they believe the scores. Selling a rating would earn one cheque and destroy the thing that made the cheque worth writing. Every sponsor slot on this site is labelled as one.
How the ratings work →Tell us what you sell and who you're trying to reach, and you'll get a straight answer about whether this audience is the right one.
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