Loombrief is designed for founders, operators and investors seeking clear, evidence-led explanations of how technology changes businesses. We welcome enquiries from organisations with something useful to offer that intended audience.

Our editorial scope connects Bengaluru, the wider Indian business landscape and global industries. It spans startups and established businesses, from software and manufacturing to energy, logistics, healthcare and financial services.

What is available to discuss.

The website includes reserved display positions on the edition, section and article pages. These sit outside the reading column and explanatory graphics, with a visible “Advertisement” label.

A clearly labelled sponsorship of an explanatory series is another format we can discuss. Availability, creative requirements, duration and pricing would be agreed for a specific proposal. An enquiry does not book a placement.

Where the publication stands today.

Loombrief is currently a sample edition. The reserved spaces are demonstrations, and we are not publishing audience-size claims or promising campaign results. Any future proposal should state the evidence available about readership and how delivery would be measured.

The reader should always know.

Advertising will be visibly identified. Any sponsored work must name the sponsor and disclose the relationship where readers encounter it. Commercial placements must remain distinct from independent editorial work.

Advertising does not buy favourable coverage, editorial approval or the removal of a correction. Our editorial standards explain the intended separation between reporting and commercial relationships.

Tell us what you have in mind.

Include your organisation, website, product or service, the audience you want to reach, proposed timing and the kind of placement you are considering. A budget range is useful if you have one.

Send your advertising enquiry to sankalp.aiml@gmail.com.

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