Reach people looking for their community

Ways to appear

• Free basic listing for every Native-owned business and community business.
• Featured listing: your business at the top of a state page with a photo and your badge.
• Banner ad on a state page or the events calendar.
• State sponsor: "This state's calendar is brought to you by…"

Email [email protected] for current rates and open spots.

What to send

• Business name, owner name and email
• Website or social link, and which state pages you want
• One or two sentences about what you offer, and one image or logo
• Whether you're applying for a badge, and how you'd like to verify (see how badges work)

Advertiser rules

Every advertiser agrees to these statements:

"I have read the advertiser rules. My ad does not claim Native ownership or Native-made goods unless my business holds a badge."

Badge applicants also agree: "I confirm this business is at least 51% owned and actively operated by an enrolled member of a federally or state-recognized tribe, or a tribally certified artisan, or is owned by a tribe. I understand a false claim removes my badge and ads without refund."

Auntie Knows Native may refuse or remove any ad that breaks the badge rules, without refund.