Miami

From the host

Miami is a bilingual city on Biscayne Bay, between the Everglades and the Atlantic, where the day often starts with a cafecito from a ventanita. It runs on its own seasons: winter brings the visitors, summer brings mangoes and afternoon storms, hurricane season runs from June through November, and stone crab season arrives with the cooler months.

This is Miami's sponsored board: one page where the city's businesses, events, venues and causes put themselves in front of people looking for what's happening locally.

Every ranked listing on this board is a paid placement. Sponsors bid for a spot, and the order is set by one thing only: the total each sponsor has bid in the current round. Nobody is ranked by reviews, editorial picks or an algorithm. Outbid a listing above you and you move up; the next sponsor can do the same.

It's for anyone with something Miami should know about: a ventanita on Calle Ocho, a Haitian restaurant in Little Haiti, a produce stand in Allapattah, a gallery night in Wynwood, a vintage shop in the MiMo District, a boat charter on Biscayne Bay, a food drive in Overtown or a service business in Coral Gables, Hialeah, Doral, Miami Beach or Fort Lauderdale.

Each listing links straight to the sponsor's own site. Links are marked as sponsored, and every listing is reviewed against the board's rules.

Want a spot? Choose where you want to rank, enter your link and bid. Checkout shows the full total before you pay.

Questions

How is the order decided?

By the total each sponsor has bid in the current round, highest first. Nothing else moves a listing: no reviews, no editorial picks, no algorithm.

Is every listing an ad?

Yes. Every ranked listing on this board is a paid placement, and each link is marked as sponsored.

Can a business in Miami Beach, Hialeah or Fort Lauderdale list on Miami's board?

Yes. The board is for anything with a Miami connection, wherever the business sits: a bakery in Hialeah, a juice bar in Miami Beach or a boat service in Fort Lauderdale with Miami customers belongs here as much as a shop in Brickell. Listings are reviewed against the board's rules, and ones that break them are removed.

Can a ventanita, food truck or pop-up take a spot?

Yes. Any business, event, organization or cause with a Miami connection can list: a cafecito window, a food truck, a weekend pop-up, a show during art week or a hurricane-season supply drive as much as a storefront. Each listing links to the sponsor's own site and is reviewed against the board's rules.

What does a spot on the Miami board cost?

The minimum bid here is $5. You choose your bid, a service fee is added on top, and checkout shows the full total before you pay. To move up, raise your bid; you pay only for the raise. When a round closes, its final order is kept in the board's archive and a new round opens.