Marketing opportunities on Designing Buildings Wiki
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Reach our 6.5 million users
Designing Buildings Wiki attracts more than 6.5 million unique users a year. That's more than well-known industry websites such as; Building, Building Design, Construction News, The Architects’ Journal, Construction Enquirer and Property Week.
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| 60,000 | 30,000 | 8,000 | 10,000 | 7,400 |
Designing Buildings Wiki is a cross-discipline site, supported by ICE, CIOB, BRE, BSRIA, CIAT, IHBC, RSH+P and ECA. It attracts users from every part of the industry.
The breakdown of our registered users is shown below:
| Designers | 31% |
| Other consultants | 24% |
| Students | 14% |
| Contractors | 7% |
| Others | 24% |
Publish your articles for free
Designing Buildings Wiki is open access, offering a unique opportunity for free content marketing. You are free to create an article, add your content and add your profile at the top, showing your logo, with a link back to your website. Where else can you place articles on a popular, well-respected, expert construction industry platform – for free?
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Promote your content to extend its reach
You can boost traffic to your articles with pay-for promotions in our features sections, in our newsletter and on our social media channels.
On average articles get 10 x more traffic when they are being promoted.
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Find out more
- Email Simon Baxter: [email protected].
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