Are you an architect or designer who wants to spread the word about your work? A Virtual Design Festival studio profile is a low-cost way to put your company in front of Dezeen's huge global audience.

A studio profile on Virtual Design Festival could expose your work to Dezeen's three million monthly website visitors. Each studio profile will be featured on the VDF homepage and included in Dezeen's daily newsletter, which has 170,000 subscribers.

Profiles can be featured on Dezeen's social media channels (which have a combined total of over five million followers) for an additional fee.

Consisting of up to 500 words of text and five images, each studio profile post will have a powerful visual impact. With a link to your website and an email address for enquiries, this is an affordable way to promote your work and generate new business.

www.dezeen.com/vdf/studio-profiles

Contact us now for details of prices by emailing [email protected]. For information about what a studio profile will look like, click here.

For greater impact, companies can also collaborate with VDF on a bespoke talk, video or full-day takeover. VDF also offers an affordable platform for students and graduates to showcase their work and a products fair for new launches.

About Virtual Design Festival

Virtual Design Festival is the world's first online design festival, taking place from 15 April to 30 June.

The festival has already generated substantial interest around the world, with contributions lined up from many leading designers.

"The global design community has collaborated to launch the first virtual design festival in response to the coronavirus lockdown," wrote The Guardian newspaper.

Designer Ron Arad described VDF as "a great initiative to bring us together at this extraordinary time," while Tom Dixon said: "The Virtual Design Festival allows us an unexpected digital platform to describe our latest thinking."

"Thank you Dezeen for keeping the light on," said Stefano Giovannoni. "I look forward to this digital festival with Dezeen," said Yves Behar.