Opportunity Feature
Give a credible offer a clear public route.
US$350 one-time
- Partner fit and claims review
- One clearly labelled website feature or event explainer
- One campaign image and two social posts
- Tracked link and 14-day delivery summary
Caribbean opportunities
Turn a Caribbean offer into a campaign people can use.
Caribbean Issues develops clearly labelled campaigns for organisations serving the Caribbean and its diaspora. Every package combines useful content, a direct next step and transparent reporting.
No payment, public listing or commitment is created by an enquiry.
Introductory partner packages
A defined scope, a published price and no invented reach.
These introductory prices reflect the work required to research, produce, publish and measure a useful campaign. They are fixed-fee production and distribution packages, not charges for favourable coverage or guaranteed results.
Campaign Brief
Explain the offer and distribute the reason to care.
US$900 one-time
- Audience and message brief
- One sponsored article or practical guide
- Newsletter placement and four social posts
- Two campaign visuals
- 30-day delivery and engagement report
Research & Story Partnership
Fund useful Caribbean work with editorial boundaries intact.
From US$2,500
- Commissioning and evidence plan
- Original research-led feature, briefing or multimedia package
- Website, newsletter and social distribution plan
- Reusable partner-approved promotional assets
- 45-day delivery report and review session
Pricing excludes paid media, travel, specialist production and third-party costs. Research partners may align with a broad topic and receive a delivery report, but they cannot approve findings or purchase a favourable conclusion. Final scope, schedule, payment milestones and cancellation terms are agreed in writing.
What you can review before committing
Judge the work by the deliverables, boundaries and measurement plan.
The media kit shows the available formats, disclosure rules and delivery process. A fit review then identifies the specific asset, audience route, tracked action and reporting period proposed for your offer—before either side commits.
DefinedNamed assets, channels, schedule and approval boundaries.
LabelledCommercial work is disclosed and kept separate from independent findings.
MeasuredTracked delivery and engagement observations for the agreed period.
Three ways to work together
Build an offer people can act on.
A partner relationship begins with the practical question: what will help a Caribbean Issues reader, listener or traveller make a better decision? We then select the most useful format, timing and measurement plan.
Go Caribbean
Promote an event or experience
For cultural producers, festivals, live events, tour operators and visitor experiences with a clear date, destination or booking route.
- Audience-ready event explainers
- Transparent sponsored placements
- Travel and diaspora relevance
Shop Caribbean
Introduce a useful product
For Caribbean-made or Caribbean-relevant products, books, music and services that meet a defined reader need.
- Curated product features
- Clear purchase pathways
- Appropriate affiliate or fixed-fee terms
Work with us
Plan an audience-growth campaign
For organisations that need a thoughtful, measurable Caribbean and diaspora communications package rather than a generic advert.
- Promotional article or briefing
- Campaign distribution plan
- Click and engagement reporting
A clear process
From first conversation to a useful public offer.
Share your offer
Tell us what you do, who it serves, dates or availability, and the outcome you need.
Fit review
We assess reader value, Caribbean relevance, readiness and alignment with our standards.
Choose the route
We recommend a clear scope: event, product, campaign or an appropriate combination.
Prepare and label
Terms, disclosures, links and success measures are agreed before anything goes live.
Report and improve
We review the agreed activity and decide whether a follow-on campaign is useful.
Who is a good fit?
Organisations with a clear offer and a reason to be here.
- Caribbean cultural producers, festivals and event organisers
- Visitor experiences and responsible travel operators
- Caribbean-made products, books, music and practical services
- Education, wellness and community organisations with a defined audience benefit
- Businesses ready to provide an accurate destination, booking or purchase link
Before you enquire
Clear answers about scope, independence and payment.
A fit review is easier when the commercial and editorial boundaries are understood from the start.
Does a partnership buy favourable coverage?
No. Paid work is labelled, and payment cannot buy favourable findings, rankings, claims or independent editorial coverage. Read the Caribbean Issues editorial standards.
What is included in the published package price?
The listed price covers the strategy, production, publishing, distribution and reporting deliverables named in that package. Paid media, travel, specialist production and third-party costs are quoted separately when required.
When does work begin?
Work begins only after Caribbean Issues confirms the fit and both parties agree the scope, disclosures, schedule, payment milestones and cancellation terms in writing. Sending an enquiry does not create a commitment.
Who owns the finished work?
Ownership and reuse rights are defined in the written scope. Partners receive the agreed promotional assets, while Caribbean Issues retains control of its independent editorial work and publishing standards.
What reporting does a partner receive?
Reporting follows the selected package and agreed measurement plan. It may include delivery confirmation, tracked-link activity and relevant engagement observations, but never invented reach or guaranteed results.
Start with an enquiry
Tell us what your organisation needs.
Tell us what you want to accomplish, who you need to reach and what you are promoting. Caribbean Issues will review the request and recommend the most suitable transparent partnership route. Sending this form records an enquiry only. It does not create a partnership, guarantee a response, or publish your organisation anywhere.
Your contact details and enquiry are kept for private review. We use them only to assess this request and contact you about it.
Private fit reviews
Tell us what your organisation is building.
Use the short enquiry form for a private fit review, or use email if you prefer. We will reply with a recommended next step where the offer is a fit.