LateMag is an on-line lifestyle magazine committed to the coverage of the most select that contemporary life has to offer. Broadly scoping such critical lifestyle facets as architecture, design, technology, film and fashion, LateMag can be enjoyed whole or sliced into deliciously individual portions to be relished with all the indulgence of a ‘pull-out’ section in a print magazine. With a hand-picked collection of the most covetable of modern living, we’re not a dedicated follower of a fashion, but rather a dedicated market leader.

Behind LateMag is a media-savvy team with many years experience in online publishing. Just as lifestyle trends, technology, and consequently web presence is constantly evolving, we know that it is not enough to simply be 'of the moment'; though precise in our outlook, we remain adaptable to the subtle metamorphosis of the cultural and technological landscape. While we keep uniquely eclectic in our output, our voice is strong and specific. The lifestyle we project is that which we personally purvey; the house we’d live in, the sofa we’d sit on, clothes we’d wear, sound system we’d play and the music we’d play on it.
 
While our content is exclusively select, our readership follows suit. Made up of the more discerning and individualistic consumer, our audience is composed of free-thinking, forward-thinking trend-setters whose lifestyle choices inspire those who seek to reach that level of effortless style. Always the leaders and never the followers, LateMag’s readership counts architects, designers, film directors, PR companies and brand leaders among its valued devotees. Those who have published their appreciation of our website include Reuters, The Guardian, Chicago Sun, L.A. Times, high-end hoteliers and Kanye West’s personal blog. With its unique niche in eclectic yet distinctive output and audience, LateMag is proof you don't join them, you beat them.

55,000 - 90,000 uniques
93,000 - 145,000 page-views

Around 1000 RSS subscribers and similar amount subscribe via our various Twitter feeds. Another 500 subscribe to our newsletter.

Advertising rates:

Currently we have just one top adspot (250*140,) though we do have a different page design we can use if more ads were required. However, we think the single ad offers more value. We prefer to sell editorial placement which offers the best value. The cost for this is bespoke, depending on word count and the number of images and hyper-links required.

We are open to partnership and sponsorship and can create dedicated micro-sites on our domain for the right products.

To review products, we of course would need to physically see them.

If you have more bespoke requirements we are happy to discuss them with you.