Commercial Content
Reach the remote workers and freelancers shaping Europe's future of work
Remote Work Europe is an independent media platform founded in 2019, providing news, guides, and resources on remote work policy, regulation, and lifestyle across Europe. We are the leading English-language source for remote workers, freelancers, and distributed teams navigating the EU landscape.
Editorial Standards
We maintain strict editorial standards to protect our readers' trust – which is ultimately what makes our platform valuable to advertisers too:
- Sponsored content is always clearly labelled
- We maintain a maximum of 20% sponsored content overall
- Articles must be original, informative, and genuinely useful to a reader who is not your customer
- Whoever writes the first draft, the final editorial judgement is ours – we edit for clarity, accuracy and voice, and we do not hand over approval of the opinions in it
- We reserve the right to edit for clarity, accuracy, and SEO
- Content is hosted for a minimum of one year
- "About the author" sections (up to 200 words) may include dofollow links
- Each article is promoted across our Facebook groups and page, and gets a mention in the newsletter. A dedicated newsletter spotlight is a separate product
- Content will not go live until payment is settled in full
Why Remote Work Europe?
Our audience is highly engaged – professionals actively researching relocation, visas, tax compliance, and remote opportunities across Europe. They're decision-makers spending money on services, tools, and solutions that support their location-independent lives.
- Targeted reach: English-speaking remote workers, freelancers, and expats across 26+ European countries
- High-intent readers: People actively researching practical decisions – visas, tax, tools, services
- Trusted voice: Cited by media, governments, and AI platforms as a definitive source on EU remote work
- Multi-channel distribution: Website, newsletter, and social media communities
- Long-tail value: Evergreen content continues driving traffic and engagement months after publication
What a sponsored article is
What you get
An in-depth article of 1,000–3,000 words, researched and written by us in our own voice, published on our site and kept there. You brief us and check it for accuracy. It is clearly labelled as sponsored, and it has to be genuinely useful to a reader who is not your customer.
Why an article rather than an advert
An advert is seen once. An article keeps arriving in search results and AI answers for years, which is where most of its value turns up. It is also the only format where somebody finishes knowing what you actually do.
What it is not
It is not a press release and it is not a link placement. You are welcome to write the draft yourself – plenty do – but it gets edited to our standards, and the editorial judgement in it stays ours. That restraint is exactly what makes it worth buying.
Other ways to work with us are on the partner hub.
What one looks like
How to build a remote career teaching English online from Europe
Written by us, in our voice, about the subject rather than about the sponsor. It covers how the qualification works, how to spot a fake accreditor, and the admin side of doing it from Europe – and it was the most-clicked link in the newsletter it launched in.
Read the piece → How it works
- You tell us what you want understood. Not a brief for an advert – the thing your customers consistently misunderstand, or the question you answer on every sales call.
- We agree the angle. It has to be a subject our readers would want to read about even if you were not paying for it. That constraint is the reason it works.
- Somebody writes it. Usually us, which is the part people are surprised by: we go to the primary sources and write it in our own voice. If you would rather draft it yourself, do – and we will edit it into shape.
- You check it for accuracy. You are the authority on your own business, so if we have something wrong about what you do, we fix it. Opinions and editorial judgements stay ours.
- We publish and promote it, and it stays on the site earning its keep long after the campaign everyone else is running has finished.
What we need from you
If we write it: an hour or two in total. You brief us, point us at the right sources, and read the draft. Everything else is our job, and partners are usually surprised by how little of their week it takes.
If you write it: send us the draft and we will come back with edits. That route takes more of your time and less of ours, and it suits people who already have something they want said in a particular way.
Enquire about a sponsored article
Tell us what you are trying to achieve and we will come back to you. If an article is the wrong tool for it, we will say so and point you at the right one.