Advertise in RFPs
The RFP listing is where firms watch for municipal work. A sponsored spot there is seen by the people deciding what to bid on this week.
Consultants and firms with municipal practices read the RFP listing the way a broker reads the morning sheet: to see what has been issued, by whom, and when it closes. Engineering, planning, finance, IT, HR and communications firms are all here, from sole practitioners to national practices.
They arrive signed in, with a plan, because the full listing needs an account. That makes this the most deliberate audience on the site: people who came to find work, reading carefully.
What a placement can look like
Each is the real card at the size it takes in the listing, with your headline, a sentence and your link. Every one carries the Sponsored label.
Blueprint grid, light
Big numeral, deep slate
Ruled band header
Bring your own design, or use one of ours.
One card per page of RFP results, in the middle of the third row, in the same size and style as the RFPs around it. Page two of the results shows a different sponsor from page one, so each card is seen on its own.
It puts your firm beside the listing the reader came for, seen by the people who decide: clerks, CAOs, treasurers, directors and the consultants they retain. One sponsor per page, so nothing competes with you on it, and the numbers sent to you at the end of the run.
Every sponsored card carries the word Sponsored on its face and a treatment the listing cards do not have. Readers always know, which is why they trust the listing and why the card works.
Tell us what you want
The form takes two minutes: your company, which listings, how long, and when. No budget question, no artwork needed yet.
We come back with a price and a date
Within a few working hours, usually sooner, with a quote for the listings and the period you asked for. Pricing is a conversation, not a rate card.
We build the placement together
Pick one of our designs or bring your own; you see it in the listing before it goes live. We never crop or recolour an image, and if we think one will sit badly we say so.
It runs, and you hear how it did
Views and clicks are counted on our server, with no tracking script and no personal data, and sent to you at the end of your run, and whenever you ask.
The firms that bid on municipal work are reading this page today.