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Venues, in their own words

We grade 37 venues A to F on five safety checks, and the grade is not up for discussion. This is the one place on the site where a venue gets to answer — its own page, its own words, marked as paid.

What you get

One page on yieldscope.io, written by you.

A page at yieldscope.io/sponsored/your-venue/, listed in this rubric and in our sitemap.
Your headline, your copy at whatever length you want, up to three images, your logo and your brand colour, and one call-to-action button.
Published across all four languages we run — English, Russian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese. Your copy stays in the language you send it: we do not translate claims we did not write.
Your link, carrying rel="sponsored" — which is what Google asks for and also simply what it is.

What money does not buy

This part matters more to you than it looks. A page next to our board is worth something only for as long as readers believe the board. So none of this is for sale, at any price:

The A–F grade. It is computed from five checks against the venue's own published pages, and a placement does not move it by a letter.
A position on any board. Rates are sorted by rate.
A failed check turned into a passed one — or a gentler wording for one.
A review from us. We do not hold accounts on the venues we track, so we have nothing honest to say about what using one feels like, and we will not pretend otherwise for money.
The removal of anything true. Incidents, licence status and past failures stay on your graded page for the whole time the paid page runs.

How it works

1 You send the text, the images, your logo, your brand colour and the link. An email is enough — there is no form. It has to come from an address on the venue's own domain: a page carrying your name is something only you should be able to buy, and a free mailbox proves nothing about who is writing. We reply to the same address.
2 We publish it as written. We will not edit your copy, but we will refuse a claim we can show to be false, and anything aimed at a named competitor.
3 The page runs for 60 days from the day it goes up.
4 It comes down on its own. The end date lives in the file and the nightly build removes the page — nobody has to remember.

Price

Write to us and we will quote you.

We do not print a price here because the sensible one depends on who is asking and what they want to run. Tell us which venue you are and roughly what you have in mind, and you get a figure and the terms in the reply. Paid up front, one venue per page.

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Any grade can buy a page, F included. That is not a loophole — it is the same rule read the other way: if money cannot move the grade, then the grade cannot decide who gets to speak. Your graded page and its five checks run alongside whatever you write, and the grade sits at the foot of your page too.