Work with us.

We’re looking for passionate locals to run their own Local’s Guide brand. Whether you live in a city, lake town, or wine country—this is your chance to create content, connect with small businesses, and make a living doing what you love.

What Is a Community Director?

You’re the voice of your community. As a Community Director, you’ll run a local lifestyle brand under The Local’s Guide umbrella (think: “Lake Oconee Life” or “Atlanta Belt Life”).

You’ll:

  • Building partnerships with small businesses in your area

  • Managing and maintaining client relationships

  • Promoting our marketing packages and sharing the value of The Local’s Guide

  • Being the go-to local expert for what’s new and exciting

What We Handle (So You Can Shine)

Website & Branding for Your Region

Custom Photos + Social Media Posts for Clients

Lead Tracking Tools & Support Materials

Full Social Management (IG, FB, Newsletter, Blog)

Marketing Campaigns, Promotions, and Strategy

Ongoing Mentorship & Collaboration

The Local's Guide vs. Competitors

The Local's Guide vs. Competitors

Partnering with The Local's Guide means you’re not just getting a brand to sell ads; you’re joining a full-support system designed to make you the go-to resource for your community. With comprehensive back-office support, a robust online presence, engaging content, and multiple income streams, we equip you with everything you need to succeed. Choose The Local's Guide and start making a real impact in your community today.

Why Choose Us?

Choosing The Local's Guide means opting for unparalleled support and a comprehensive approach to community engagement. Here’s how we stand out compared to other popular Publishing Options:

Comprehensive Back Office Support

The Local's Guide: We handle most all your digital marketing tasks and provide continual, full-scale back-office support.

Competitors: Typically offer limited support, requiring you to manage a significant portion of the workload.

Up-to-Date Website with Real-Time Events

The Local's Guide: We build and maintain an up-to-date website that provides locals with real-time community event information.

Competitors: Focus primarily on print media and may not offer an equally robust online presence.

Popular Blog for FAQs and Community Insight

The Local's Guide: Our blog answers frequently asked questions and offers valuable insights, keeping your audience engaged and informed while leading both foot and digital traffic to your clients.

Competitors: May not provide a comprehensive online resource to address various community topics.

Curated Weekly Newsletters

The Local's Guide: We curate and distribute a weekly newsletter to keep subscribers informed about the latest happenings in your community highlighting your loyal clients.

Competitors: May lack the regular, digital engagement tools necessary to maintain a strong connection with the community beyond the print edition.

Social Media Management

The Local's Guide: We manage your social media accounts, ensuring consistent content reaches your audience while promoting your client base in a professional and engaging style.

Competitors: Often require publishers to handle their own social media, which can be time-consuming and challenging.

Multiple Streams of Income

The Local's Guide: We offer the ability to generate more than one stream of income, from digital advertising to social media management and more.

Competitors: Primarily rely on print advertising revenue, limiting income opportunities.

Dynamic and Personalized Brands

The Local's Guide: Our brands each have their own unique local personalities, reflecting the distinct flavor of your community.

Competitors: Tend to have a more standardized and less personalized approach, often focusing mainly on affluent neighborhoods or a demographic based on size.

Beyond Print Publication

The Local's Guide: We are more than a print publication; our comprehensive services include digital, social media, and real-time community engagement solutions.

Competitors: Primarily focus on print, often missing out on the broader scope of digital and real-time engagement.