Why list your venue with Euan’s Guide
If you’ve landed on this page, then you’re interested in knowing more about listing on EuansGuide.com. Here are some reasons to hit that sign up button.
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Show you care about your disabled customers
By sharing your disabled access information, you show your disabled customers that you care about them by making sure they have everything they need to know before they get there. Insert access survey stat -
It won't cost you a penny
Did you know we're a non-profit?
We don't charge disabled people to use our website, and we don't charge venues either! You can list your venue and disabled access information free of charge, and reach tens of thousands of disabled people looking for great places to go.
You can show your support for our charity and the free service we provide by listing for free, or if you want to go that bit further, why not ask us about advertising and donating?
- You'll reach new visitors
When you list with us, we like to tell people about you! We love to share our listed venues with our community and if someone leaves a review, we’ll share that too!
You'll be discoverable when people search for accessible places to go in your area.
Oh, and did you know disabled people are likely to visit new places with family and friends, spreading the news about your venue? It's all in our latest Access Survey.
- You can respond to reviews about you
By listing, you'll be able to thank your visitors who leave a Euan’s Guide review, as well as respond to any points raised in your reviews. It’s a great way to share information, gain constructive feedback and find out what you’re doing well.
And by listing, you’re already doing well to show you care about disabled access.
- You can improve your access
Reviewers will tell you what's great about your venue, but they can also let you know about things that aren’t so good, that you might not have realised.
It’s a great way to get feedback, and even little changes can make a huge difference to the lives of disabled people – who better to tell you about your disabled access than disabled people?
