Advertising and Reviews On Planning With Kids

Planning With Kids accepts sponsored opportunities and advertising.

Reviews and Give Aways

I am no longer accepting product/services for review and give aways from non sponsors. If you would like to have your product or service promoted on Planning With Kids, see further opportunities listed below.

Guest Posts and Blog Tours

Due to the volume of requests, I am no longer accepting guest posts on Planning With Kids, nor am I available to participate in Blog Tours. Guest posts will appear on Planning With Kids, as I reach out to bloggers to post on topics to compliment current content.

Working With Planning With Kids

If you would like to know more about working with Planning With Kids, you can contact my agency Nuffnang at planningwithkids@nuffnang.com.au for rates and further details on the following:

Sponsored posts.
Ambassador programs
Creating a social media strategy for your brand.
Establishing and/or growing your social media presence.
Writing posts for your company’s blog.
Being the voice behind your social media presence.
Blog coaching.

Banner Advertising

Planning With Kids currently has a new rate set up for banner advertising. There will be a maximum of only 3 banners at any time in the prime above the fold ad spots. If you have a family / child based product or service and you would like more information, please email nicole@planningwithkids.com to receive the working with Planning Kids Kit.

Planning With Kids reserves the right to select advertisers that they feel best suit the audience and topics discussed on the blog.

Planning With Kids Supports

Starting in 2010, at the end of each calendar year, Planning With Kids will donate 5% of all private sponsorship to Opportunity International Australia.

Opportunity International Australia is a non-profit organisation that uses a business approach to solve the problem of poverty. Rather than a hand-out, we provide people living in poverty with a small loan (microfinance) to help them start or grow their own small business. This enables them to earn a regular income so they no longer have to struggle to afford food, clean water, proper shelter or an education for their children.