PWYC Advertising Clients

Come on board with Crip Life™ And join our growing collection of advertising partners and sponsors! Images of a TfL logo, Nimbus Disability logo, LanzAbility logo & Southbank Centre banner

 

Crip Life™ is having a whirlwind of success! Our online magazine, which is FREE to read anywhere in the world, has varied and informative content that will appeal to a wide range of readers in our community.

As part of our venture to grow funding and income, we have our unique Pay What You Can (PWYC) advertising strategy. This is a business model that does not insist upon set prices for its goods or services. Instead, it asks clients to pay what they feel the product or service is worth to them. We have taken this one step further by adding what your organisation can afford to pay.

Since launching in May 2023, we’ve had success in collaborating with over a dozen companies, publishing a variety of exclusive content.

If you are considering advertising with us, take a look at these awesome organisations that are already on board:

Nimbus Disability

The Nimbus Access Card

Nimbus Disability, based in Derby, is a social enterprise company run by disabled people for disabled people. It is established as a lead authority on accessible ticketing in the UK and the creator of The Access Card, which was recognised with a Ticketing Business Award in 2021 and, more recently, The Queen’s Award for Innovation.

LanzAbility

A woman using a crutch on a LanzAbility tour.

LanzAbility provides an all-accessible disabled holiday resorts experience with accessible accommodations suitable for people with a disability in Lanzarote. It recently introduced personalised QR code technology that will help share your care needs quickly and efficiently while on holiday in sunny Lanzarote.

Southbank Centre

London Literature Festival Arts Council England

The Southbank Centre is a world-famous arts centre on the south bank of the River Thames in London. It hosts 5000 events a year across every genre of visual arts, theatre, dance, classical and contemporary music, literature, poetry and debate.

Here at Crip Life™, we’ve been promoting its seasonal literature festivals, which consist of a variety of diverse authors, poets and performers, including many from the disability community.

formidAbility

Joanne Roughton-Arnold singing in rehearsal

Founded by partially sighted opera singer Joanne Roughton-Arnold, formidAbility is believed to be the UK’s only majority disability-led opera company. Its trailblazing work putting accessibility at the heart of the creative process is attracting interest from many major arts organisations.

Transport for London

Transport for London | Every Journey Matters | All you need to know about transport locally | Visit tfl.gov.uk/boroughs-and[communities

Transport for London (TfL) is a local government body responsible for most of the transport network in London. This includes improving and maintaining accessibility and inclusion for disabled passengers.

Quite Great Charity PR

Baluji with his Inner Vision Orchestra

Quite Great Charity PR has worked with national and international charities and organisations covering a broad spectrum of significant and passionate issues, creating some of the best and most successful charity PR campaigns.

Adam Lanecey

Adam Lanceleystood outside surrounded by trees

Adam Lanecey is a disabled musician who has been producing music for over a decade. He shares with Crip Life “the final chapter of his journey of musical and personal discovery.”

Yellow Dog UK

Poppy the dog wearing a yellow jacket saying 'need space."

Yellow Dog UK is a charity with a basic message to highlight the fact that many dogs want their space, whether due to supporting disabled people, operations, age or shyness or many other reasons. If you see a dog with a yellow dog lead, coat or ribbon, this is the sign to keep your distance and let yellow dogs and owners enjoy their walk and space without any problems.

Wheel the World

Two travellers one in a wheelchair the other standing. They are on a bridge looking at the view in Fortuna Costa Rica.

Wheel the World is a tourism operator that is on a mission to ensure disabled travellers can travel the world without limits. It believes that everyone, regardless of physical abilities, should have the same opportunities to travel the globe just like everyone else and embark on grand adventures no matter how big or small.

VIM Health

VIM Health workout equipment

VIM Health provides trained specialists along with state-of-the-art equipment to support a large group of people. In its debut article, VIM Health explores intensive rehabilitation to support those living with a neurological condition or those dealing with polytrauma due to an accident.

Other organisations that have benefited from our PWYC advertising service:

A huge THANK YOU to all these companies for advertising with Crip Life™ and contributing to our success.

To learn more about our PWYC advertising strategy and start your advertising journey with Crip Life™, visit our Work With Us page.

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