For festival organisers · 2027 season

One featured slot. On the page people actually find.

Festival Networks' genre guides rank on Google for the searches your audience makes — “european jazz festivals”, “psytrance festivals europe”, “afrobeats festival”. Each guide has one featured slot at the top. For 2027, it can be yours.

  • 73,500Google impressions, last 28 days
  • 1Slot per guide page
  • £149Per season, flat

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What it looks like

Your festival, at the top of its guide.

A full-width card straight under the page header, above the editorial listings, with a line in the header pointing to it: your photo, your dates, your copy, and a direct link to your ticket page. It's labelled as a partner placement — that's a legal requirement, and it's also why readers trust the rest of the page.

An example, not a live slot. Full width on desktop; on a phone the photo sits on top.

A live example

On a festival's ticket page, during the sale.

Intents Festival has the slot on our Defqon.1 2027 tickets page. Only about a quarter of Defqon.1's 2027 tickets are on sale, across three sales from 27 to 31 October, so many readers will miss out. Intents appears twice: a line with its own photo on the first screen, right under the page’s opening paragraph, and the full card where readers choose another festival.

Defqon.1 2027 tickets page, first screen: a Featured partner line with Intents Festival’s photo, under the opening paragraph
While tickets are on sale. Your photo and name on the first screen, linking down to the full card.
The same page once sold out: the alternatives section, with the Intents Festival Featured card first, straight under the page header
Once the festival sells out. The page leads with the alternatives, Featured card first. (A preview: Defqon.1 hasn't sold out yet.)

What you get

Everything in one slot.

  • Top-of-page placementOn your genre's guide, for the whole season — it stays up until your 2027 edition ends.
  • Your imageYour own photograph, on the first screen and on a full-width card at the top of the page. The other cards carry our generic library photos; yours is the only one showing your festival.
  • A direct ticket linkIn the card, plus your official site link. No affiliate detour, no tracking redirect.
  • The concierge knowsWhen someone asks our AI concierge about your genre, it can mention you — and it says you're a featured partner when it does. It will never recommend you over a better match for what they asked, and we won't pretend otherwise.
  • ExclusivityOne slot per page. If it's taken, it's taken until the season ends.
  • Your listing stays editorialThe write-up we already carry for you doesn't change. The slot is in addition to it, not instead of it.

The pages

Where the slots are.

Figures are from Google Search Console for the 28 days to 21 October 2026 — how many times Google showed the page, and how many people clicked through. Across the whole site that was 73,547 impressions and 1,055 clicks. We update this monthly and we don't round up.

Boom’s figure includes its ticket-sale peak (6,990 impressions on 13 October alone): festival pages are busiest around their sale dates. The slot on Defqon.1 2027 tickets is taken (Intents Festival). Other guide and festival pages are available on request. Same price, same terms.

What it isn't

Straight answers.

  • It isn't a ticket-sales guaranteeWe can show you the page's traffic; we can't promise what your share of it does next.
  • It isn't hiddenThe card is labelled, the concierge discloses it, and the link carries a sponsored attribute. That's how it stays credible.
  • It isn't a reviewWe don't sell editorial opinion. Our write-up of your festival stays ours.

Price

One number.

£149 per season · invoiced

Flat, for the season. Live within a week of receiving your photo and dates; stays up until your 2027 edition ends. No renewal unless you ask.

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