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Brand basics for partners: formats, sponsorship rules and how to use our marks.Last updated: Oct 1, 2026

This page is for anyone who would like to work with TIN 356. It describes our brand, the formats we may offer and the rules that would apply. Because the site is in launch edition, there are no audience numbers here: we will not publish figures until we have real, verifiable ones, and we will not estimate them.

Who we are

TIN 356 is an independent English-language digital magazine about technology, creative culture, startups and everyday media habits. Our readers, as we hope they will be, are curious builders, makers and people who like a clear explanation. We have no data about an audience yet, and any partner should plan on that basis.

Formats we may offer

  • A labelled sponsored note in the Morning Drop, once the newsletter has launched.
  • Sponsored deep dive: a long piece produced independently, with the sponsor named at the top.
  • Event or tool listings that are clearly separated from editorial pages.

None of these is available today. They are plans, and we will update this page when anything changes. Rates are not listed because they do not exist yet.

Our rules for sponsorship

  1. Every sponsored item is labelled as sponsored, in plain words, at the top.
  2. Sponsors do not choose, review or alter editorial stories.
  3. Sponsored content is never styled to resemble a news story or an illustrative feature.
  4. We decline sponsors whose products we cannot describe honestly.
  5. We reserve the right to end an arrangement if it conflicts with the Editorial Code.

Brand basics

The wordmark reads "TIN" followed by "356" in tangerine. The mark is a rounded tangerine square with a white T-shape and a small lemon dot. The brand palette uses these tokens: Electric Tangerine for primary actions, Sunny Lemon for highlights and badges, Tropical Mint for positive and fresh states, and warm off-white and white surfaces. Headings use Plus Jakarta Sans, and body text uses Inter.

Logo do and don't

  • Do leave clear space around the logo equal to the height of the dot.
  • Do use the supplied SVG files, in colour on light backgrounds.
  • Do not stretch, recolour, outline or add effects to the logo.
  • Do not imply an endorsement or partnership that does not exist.

Getting in touch

For partnership questions, write to [email protected], a placeholder address for the launch edition. We will respond as time allows and are happy to say no when something is not a fit.