Partnerships
Partner With Lottery Valley
Lottery Valley is a U.S. lottery-focused publisher covering state lottery information, online-play guidance, practical explainers, and lottery-adjacent consumer resources. We work selectively with brands, platforms, and media teams that serve this audience and fit our editorial standards.
Last reviewed: March 30, 2026
Selective partnerships for a lottery-first audience
Lottery Valley is not a broad casino portal and not a public guest-post marketplace. We review commercial, editorial, and media opportunities when there is a clear fit with our audience, our category focus, and our trust standards.
If your brand is relevant to lottery players, lottery-adjacent online play, or the broader lottery decision journey, we are open to qualified conversations.
Recent audience snapshot
Recent performance gives prospective partners a realistic view of current search visibility and engaged audience size.
30K+
Monthly search clicks
Across Google and Bing from lottery-focused educational and commercial-intent search traffic.
14K+
Active users
In the last 30 days across Lottery Valley's guides, state pages, tools, and online-play content.
121K+
AI search citations
In Bing AI / Copilot over the last 30 days, across 324 cited pages.
Who we reach
Lottery Valley's audience is built around practical lottery intent, not general gambling traffic. That distinction matters for affiliate managers, sponsors, and PR teams evaluating fit.
Lottery-first audience
Lottery Valley serves U.S. users looking for state lottery information, practical how-to guidance, and clearer explanations of rules, odds, taxes, claiming, and ticket-buying options.
Search-led discovery
A large share of our audience arrives through specific search intent, including state lottery rules, payment questions, odds explainers, prize planning, and online-play research.
Actionable editorial surfaces
Partnership-fit pages typically live near state hubs, educational explainers, /play-online guides, comparison content, and decision-oriented reference pages.
Where we can collaborate
We separate commercial and editorial formats intentionally so affiliate relationships, sponsorships, PR outreach, and contributed perspectives are handled with the right expectations.
Affiliate partnerships
We are open to lottery-adjacent affiliate relationships where the product fits the audience, the state-by-state framing can be handled responsibly, and disclosures are clear.
Best fit: lottery couriers, official-ticket-adjacent services, qualified online-play alternatives, and relevant consumer-finance or prize-journey products.
Sponsorships and category integrations
We consider sponsorships tied to practical guides, evergreen resource pages, and lottery-adjacent decision content where the placement improves the user experience instead of interrupting it.
Best fit: state guides, /play-online resources, educational explainers, and audience-relevant resource hubs.
Selective sponsored content
We may review sponsored content ideas when the topic is genuinely useful to lottery users, clearly within scope, and appropriate for explicit sponsorship labeling.
We do not treat sponsored content as a shortcut to unreviewed links or guaranteed placement.
PR, media, and research collaborations
We welcome relevant studies, expert commentary, interviews, survey data, and consumer insight contributions that strengthen Lottery Valley's coverage.
Best fit: lottery behavior, state policy, prize claims, taxes, fraud prevention, payments, and responsible-play context.
Expert and contributed perspectives
We review selective contributions from credible subject matter experts when the contributor adds real expertise and Lottery Valley keeps editorial control.
Best fit: lottery lawyers, tax professionals, fraud-prevention experts, and category specialists with verifiable experience.
Why the right partner matters
The value is not broad reach for its own sake. It is relevance, decision-stage intent, and a lottery-focused editorial environment.
Good fit
These categories are the strongest match for Lottery Valley's audience and editorial direction.
- Lottery couriers and official-ticket-adjacent services.
- Lottery-adjacent online-play brands that can be framed clearly and responsibly.
- Payments, debit, budgeting, tax, prize-claim, fraud-prevention, and consumer-finance products relevant to lottery users.
- Research firms, data providers, polling groups, and PR teams with category-relevant studies or expert commentary.
- Expert contributors with real domain knowledge in lottery law, taxation, prize claims, or responsible play.
Not a fit
These inquiry types should assume a no unless there is an unusually clear and defensible audience case.
- Generic casino, sportsbook, poker, crypto-gambling, or unrelated betting offers.
- Paid link requests, anchor-text insertions, and unreviewed backlink placements.
- Mass guest-post outreach, AI-generated article pitches, and low-quality content syndication.
- Irrelevant B2B tools, local service businesses, and general lead-generation campaigns with no lottery-user relevance.
Editorial standards and disclosure
Commercial relationships should support trust, not obscure it. These are the baseline standards behind partnership decisions on Lottery Valley.
Editorial review comes first
Partnership interest does not guarantee coverage. Every request is reviewed for audience fit, category relevance, and whether the format makes sense for the page type.
Sponsored relationships are labeled
Sponsored placements and commercial relationships should be disclosed clearly. Lottery Valley does not position paid placements as independent, unlabeled editorial coverage.
Affiliate relationships stay transparent
Where affiliate relationships exist, users should be able to understand that monetization is involved and review the relevant disclosure standards.
We do not sell unreviewed links
Lottery Valley is not a link marketplace. We do not accept undisclosed link insertions, irrelevant placements, or low-fit requests that weaken trust.
For more detail, review our Review Methodology, Corrections Policy, and Affiliate Disclosure.
What to include in a partnership inquiry
The fastest way to get a useful response is to show that the request is specific, category-fit, and realistically scoped.
- Company or brand name, website, and the best contact person.
- The collaboration type you are proposing: affiliate, sponsorship, sponsored content, PR, data contribution, or expert commentary.
- The states, topics, or page types you believe are the best fit.
- Any timing constraints, launch windows, or campaign goals.
- Any disclosure, regulatory, or approval requirements we should know before review.
FAQ
Do you accept guest posts?
Not as an open program. We may review selective contributed content from qualified experts or relevant partners, but Lottery Valley does not run a public guest-post pipeline.
Do you sell backlinks or link insertions?
No. We do not treat Lottery Valley as a marketplace for paid links, anchor-text placements, or unreviewed insertions.
Can you share a media kit?
Yes, for qualified partners. We prefer to start with fit, category relevance, and placement goals before sharing deeper commercial details.
What kinds of brands are most likely to be a fit?
Brands serving lottery users directly or adjacent to the lottery decision journey are the strongest fit, especially when the product can be explained clearly and responsibly.