Double Tap’d / Work with us
A new table, a real experience, a campaign idea, or a creator point of view. Start with what makes it worth someone’s time.
Useful details beat a perfect pitch. Tell us the place, timing, goal, and why it matters.
Choose the conversation
Editorial coverage, creator visits, campaigns, and on-site storytelling.
↓ BrandsConcepts, creator collaboration, promotional storytelling, and content.
↓ EventsPromotion, hosting, creator moments, coverage, and recaps.
↓ Tourism + destinationsDestination storytelling, hotel and dining coverage, and guides.
↓ Storytelling + contentEditorial, interviews, video, photography, and social formats.
↓A clear exchange
The approved scope can include editorial framing, creative direction, story development, creator coordination, production planning, content, and reporting.
Partners provide a clear objective, factual information, access to the people and place, usable assets, approvals, and one accountable decision-maker.
Every confirmed scope should define the experience, content, distribution, usage, and recap the partner receives—without guaranteeing sales, attendance, or virality.
What happens next
The audience, story, place, market, timing, and requested support are considered together.
If the opportunity fits, the next conversation clarifies access, deliverables, ownership, approvals, usage, and constraints.
A confirmed partnership should state what each side owns, what will be produced, and how success will be reported.
The work is developed with audience usefulness, cultural context, disclosure, and the agreed partner objective in view.
Editorial consideration is not guaranteed coverage. A commercial inquiry does not purchase an independent recommendation. Sponsored, hosted, gifted, or materially connected work should be disclosed clearly.
The useful details
This form helps qualify the opportunity. Submitting it does not create an agreement or guarantee coverage. Double Tap’d reviews the fit before discussing a scope.
The current media kit is available now. Focused overviews are clearly marked as request-only or coming later so an unfinished library is never presented as a finished one.