High-intent readers, in a trust-first setting
We write about real hazards with real sources, then point readers to what actually helps. Partner placements live inside that context, not in a banner ad they scroll past.
People don't read about the 1700 Cascadia earthquake by accident. They are researching because they want to be prepared, and they're often making a list.
We cover the Pacific Northwest in depth: Portland, the Oregon and Washington coast, and the Cascades. That makes us a fit for brands that sell to Northwest households.
Our blog follows hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires and outbreaks as they happen. Every news cycle sends readers back to the gear they need.
Placements
Placements depend on fit. We only feature products we'd recommend to our own families.
Your product as a recommended pick in its category on our preparedness gear page, with your tracked link.
A featured card on this page with your logo, a short description, and an optional reader discount code.
Inclusion in the "Recommended Gear" row on the relevant disaster page: earthquakes, wildfires, floods and more.
A mention or dedicated review in news and preparedness articles where your product genuinely fits the story.
What our readers are looking for
If your company makes or sells any of the following, we'd like to talk.
Simple, performance-based
We work on commission through your existing affiliate program, whether it runs in-house or on a network such as Impact, Awin, CJ or ShareASale. Flat-fee sponsorships are available for blog features.
Brands we work with
Preparedness companies we trust. Purchases through these links may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.
Let's work together
Tell us about your products and your affiliate or sponsorship program. We reply to every brand that fits our readers.
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Partnerships never decide our disaster rankings, history or safety guidance. Paid placements are labeled, and we only recommend products we would use ourselves.