Partner with The FIFO Hub
Reach the FIFO ecosystem by being useful to it.
The FIFO Hub is building an independent audience across workers, jobseekers, employers, contractors and suppliers. The current stage is about understanding genuine partner demand before publishing fixed packages and rate cards.
Early audience signal
Attention is already forming around practical FIFO content.
LinkedIn analytics supplied for the 30 days to 23 August 2026. Figures are a dated snapshot, not a forecast or guarantee of campaign performance.
Stage 1 opportunities
Expressions of interest, before rate cards.
The purpose of the EOI stage is to learn what the market actually needs, test useful formats and build evidence before setting standard prices.
Early proposals may be tailored to the organisation, audience, format and work involved. Registering interest creates no obligation for either party and does not guarantee acceptance.
Mining Directory visibility
Confirm your organisation’s listing, add accurate capability information and register interest in future featured positions or enhanced profiles.
Best fit: Suppliers, contractors, labour-hire agencies, training providers and mining servicesThe FIFO Briefing partner
Support a future newsletter edition through a clearly labelled placement designed around information that is genuinely relevant to FIFO readers.
Best fit: Workforce services, equipment suppliers, training, travel, wellbeing and industry organisationsJobs and workforce visibility
Register interest in employer profiles, recruitment campaigns, project workforce pages and future role-listing packages for a mining-focused audience.
Best fit: Mine operators, contractors, recruiters and labour-hire agenciesUseful knowledge partnership
Support a practical guide, explainer, event or resource where your expertise adds value and the commercial relationship can be disclosed clearly.
Best fit: OEMs, technical specialists, training providers and professional servicesWhat to include
A useful EOI can be brief and specific.
There is no need to prepare a polished media proposal. A clear description of your organisation, audience and intended outcome is enough to begin a sensible conversation.
Your organisation
Business name, website and the best contact person for the enquiry.
What you do
Core capability, services or products, and where you operate across Australia.
Who you want to reach
The roles, companies, projects, locations or parts of the mining system most relevant to you.
What success looks like
Awareness, enquiries, recruitment, event registrations, directory discovery or another practical outcome.
Timing and scope
Any campaign window, launch, recruitment drive, event or budget range. A budget is optional at the EOI stage.
Evidence and approvals
Claims, licences, case studies, brand requirements and any client or operator approvals needed before publication.
Use the checklist above and send what you have. Missing detail can be discussed later.
What happens next
A conversation first. A commercial proposal only when there is a fit.
The process is designed to protect reader trust and prevent a package being sold simply because a business is willing to pay.
Register interest
Send a short outline using the EOI checklist. No rate-card commitment is required.
Fit and audience check
The FIFO Hub reviews relevance, reader value, timing and whether the proposed format can be delivered credibly.
Shape the opportunity
If there is a fit, the placement, disclosure, supplied material, approvals, measures and commercial scope are agreed.
Proposal or founding-partner offer
A tailored proposal may be issued while standard packages and rate cards are still being developed.
Paid visibility
Commercial formats designed to remain obvious and useful.
These are opportunity areas being tested through expressions of interest. Availability, inclusions and pricing are not yet fixed.
Enhanced or featured business profile
A richer, owner-confirmed profile with capability, service areas, contact pathways and a clearly identified featured position where applicable.
The FIFO Briefing placement
A labelled sponsor message or useful partner feature within a relevant edition, kept separate from independent editorial selection.
Employer or recruitment campaign
A focused page or campaign explaining the work, locations, role requirements and application pathway without disguising advertising as news.
Supported guide or technical resource
A useful resource developed with relevant expertise. Sponsor involvement and any supplied claims are disclosed to the reader.
Product, service or event visibility
A time-bound placement for something demonstrably relevant to Australian mining or FIFO audiences, with a direct next step for readers.
Tailored partnership
A coordinated mix of website, directory, newsletter or social visibility where the formats and reporting can be defined responsibly.
Before formal rates
What the Hub needs to learn.
- Audience fitWhich readers and organisations respond to each format.
- Delivery effortThe research, design, approvals and account management required.
- Useful measuresReach, clicks, enquiries, downloads or applications where they can be measured responsibly.
- Repeatable valueWhich packages deserve a consistent scope and published rate.
The commercial boundary
Paid visibility will always be visible.
Sponsored and paid placements will be labelled. Payment will not buy a favourable editorial conclusion, remove legitimate criticism or imply endorsement, certification or operator affiliation.
Potential partners should be able to explain what they do, where they operate, who they serve and how material claims can be checked. The FIFO Hub may decline proposals that are not relevant, cannot be substantiated or could weaken reader trust.
Campaign outcomes cannot be guaranteed. Any reporting offered will use the measures available for the agreed format and period.

