Our magazine has over 6,000 subscribers, more than 15,000 people get our weekly emails, and the website attracts over 120,000 unique visitors per month.
This readership represents some of the most ethically engaged consumers in the country.
Ethical Consumer is one of the most effective channels for reaching people who are passionate about sustainability.
Will Ferguson, Triodos Bank
Below we list 5 great ways you can reach our audience:
1. Advertise with Ethical Consumer
We also offer a variety of advertising options to our highly targeted web and magazine audiences.
2. Best Buy Label
If your company is included in a product guide and is rated among the 'Best Buys', it could qualify for the Best Buy Label.
This is only awarded to products and services with excellent environmental and ethical records, and is an endorsement is from an established and trusted name within the ethical community.
It helps to communicate the core environmental and ethical values that your product represents.
Those who receive the label can expect collaboration on PR work and promotion across all our platforms digital and print.
More about the Best Buy Label >
3. Promotion in the Email Newsletter
We're always on the look out for added extras for our readership. If you can provide a prize for our free prize draw its great exposure for your brand to our 20,000 strong email list.
We also offer display advertising space in the newsletter.
This is subject to passing our ethical supplier screening.
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4. Offer a discounted product or service to our subscribers
We like to reward our subscribers with discounts on ethical products.
If you can provide a suitable discount offer we will promote this to our readership via the magazine and email newsletter.
This is subject to passing our ethical supplier screening.
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5. Inclusion in a Product Guide score table
For £69 plus VAT Ethical Consumer can rate your company and include it in a relevant Product Guide table.
Product Guides are widely used by consumers when considering actual purchases.