Publishers offering "Content Hub Sponsorship" spots

A content hub sponsorship puts your brand on a dedicated section of a website, such as a topic page, a partner section or an editorial hub. Your logo and link sit at the top of the section for as long as the sponsorship runs.

How it's sold: Merriam-webster, Portland Press Herald and Salon24 are among the 19 publishers that sell it, mostly on the web. You book through the publisher's sales team, since each hub is set up by hand.
What it costs: Most publishers quote this on request, and the usual basis is a flat fee per month or per year.
What you supply: You supply a logo, a short line of copy and a link to your own page.
Best for: It suits you if you want steady brand visibility next to content your buyers already read.
Before you buy: Ask for the page views of the hub itself, because a small section can be much quieter than the main site.