Advertise

Most people reading Norfolk Living Guide are deciding whether to buy a house in Norfolk and which town to buy it in. We sell a small number of labelled sponsored placements to the businesses those buyers will need around the move.

Who reads it

In the 28 days from 3 to 30 September 2026 the site had 3,501 visits from 2,981 people (Google Analytics), and nine in ten visits came from the UK. In the 28 days from 2 to 29 September, Google showed our pages 166,518 times in search results and 2,683 of those turned into clicks (Search Console).

Most visits land on the 48 area guides and the comparison pages. Those are the pages people read once they have a shortlist and a budget. If you want to see the analytics behind these figures, ask for a screenshot when you get in touch and we will send one.

Ways to work with us

We started taking sponsors this year, and the first placements are at founding rates. Every placement is labelled as sponsored and written in our editorial voice. Tell us which slot you are interested in and we will send you a mockup of it.

Area guide sponsored placement

A branded recommendation box inside one area guide, such as Wymondham, Cromer, Holt or Norwich, labelled as sponsored and linking to your site or a landing page. It rotates monthly, or you can hold it exclusively for a quarter.

Regional or category placement

The same box across every guide in a region (the north Norfolk coast, greater Norwich, west Norfolk or the Broads villages), or across a whole category such as new homes, practical guides or comparisons. Estate agent groups, developers with several sites, mortgage brokers and removals firms that work across the county tend to want this one.

Sponsored editorial feature

An article about your business, written to our editorial standard and marked as sponsored. A developer might use it to show a scheme, a removals firm to document a real move, a broker to explain how they handled a complicated case. It stays on the site permanently and sits in our sitemap and internal links like any other page.

Development spotlight

A labelled profile of one named development in our new-homes coverage, linked from the guide to the town it is in. This is for housebuilders and land promoters selling in Norfolk.

Newsletter sponsorship

Each edition of the newsletter will carry one sponsor section: a headline, a short paragraph, an image and a link. We are not selling it yet, because the list is not big enough to be worth your money. If you want to hear when it opens, say so in your enquiry.

What we will not do

• We do not change what a town guide says, or what it recommends, for an advertiser. If a town has problems, the guide still says so.
• We run no more than one sponsored placement per service category in any area guide.
• We do not take advertising from firms that fail our basic checks: an active Companies House record, no unresolved regulatory complaints, and reviews from real Norfolk customers.

Businesses that fit

Our readers need the same handful of services around a move, so these are the firms we expect to hear from:

• estate and letting agents covering a particular Norfolk town or region
• conveyancing solicitors and licensed conveyancers who work on Norfolk property
• mortgage brokers, especially those used to self-employed buyers and to thatched, listed or coastal houses
• removal and storage companies that cover Norfolk
• housebuilders selling in Norfolk
• kitchen, bathroom, flooring and landscaping firms and decorators, for people who have just moved in
• broadband providers with rural fibre in Norfolk
• energy suppliers, and in particular heating oil suppliers for villages off the gas grid
• schools and independent education in Norfolk or neighbouring Suffolk
• hotels, restaurants and attractions that want to reach people before or just after they move

Contact us

Tell us which placement you want, which town, region or category you want to reach, when you would like it to run, and what your business does, so we can check it meets our editorial standards. We normally reply within one working day. There is no long contract unless you want one.

Use the form below, or email info@norfolklivingguide.co.uk.

How sponsored content is handled

We keep the number of sponsored placements low, so each one is seen. Sponsored material is kept separate from editorial and labelled “Sponsored” or “Advertisement”, with its own visual treatment, following ASA and CAP guidance on identifying paid content. We look at results with each sponsor, and if a placement is not working we change it. We would rather keep a few Norfolk sponsors for years than fill every slot for a month.

If you build or sell new homes, start with our guide to new-build developments in Norfolk.