Media kit | Renting Own Home

About Renting Own Home

Renting Own Home is an independent information resource that helps people understand and compare renting a self-contained home in the Netherlands.

The platform brings together practical explainers, comparison guidance and checklists for decisions such as finding a home, preparing documents, estimating the full budget, reading a contract, comparing locations and understanding tenant rights. It is intended for general orientation and does not replace personal legal, financial or housing advice.

Renting Own Home is not a landlord, estate agent, listing marketplace, housing provider or legal representative. It does not advertise available homes, accept rental applications, decide who is accepted or guarantee a property, price, registration outcome or allowance. The about page gives more context about the platform’s editorial role.

Descriptions you can quote

One sentence

Renting Own Home is an independent information resource that helps people understand and compare renting a self-contained home in the Netherlands.

Short description

Renting Own Home explains the practical decisions behind renting your own home in the Netherlands, from budgets and documents to contracts, housing types, locations and tenant rights.

Longer description

Renting Own Home is a multilingual editorial platform for people navigating the Dutch rental process. It organizes practical explainers, comparison guides and checklists about renting a self-contained home, so readers can evaluate the questions behind a listing and plan a sensible next step.

It is an information resource, not a landlord, estate agent, listing service, legal representative or housing guarantee. It does not accept applications or promise availability; readers should confirm changing rules and personal decisions with the relevant official or professional source.

Keep the meaning of these descriptions intact when quoting them. You may shorten a description for a specific page as long as it remains accurate and does not imply that Renting Own Home supplies homes or makes decisions for renters.

At a glance

Name: Renting Own Home
Domain: rentingownhome.com
Subject: Renting your own home in the Netherlands
Coverage: General, practical information about the Dutch rental process and the decisions around a self-contained home.
Languages: English and Dutch, with separate localized pages and routes.
Format: Independent website with local editorial pages, guides, comparisons and research-oriented information.
Editorial author: Baas Jansen
Contact route: Localized Tally contact forms linked from the relevant contact pages.

Brand assets

Approved brand mark

Download the approved Renting Own Home brand mark. Keep its proportions, woven-path shape and original colors. Do not stretch, crop, redraw, recolor or place it on a background that reduces contrast. The SVG is the preferred master for a crisp mark at different sizes.

Social/share graphic

Download the 1200 × 630 social graphic. It is designed for a social preview, an editorial link card or a publisher’s introduction. Its exact visible text is in English and its dark ink, cream, teal and lavender palette follows the site design.

Branded media graphic

This branded graphic contains the name “Renting Own Home” and the localized call to action “Compare rental options”. It is an explanatory brand graphic for a publisher’s resource page, article introduction or link context, not a documentary photograph or a claim about a specific available home.

Large master: 2400 × 1350, SVG. Use this version when a publisher needs a large 16:9 source for a new derivative.
16:9 primary: 1600 × 900, SVG. The main landscape version for articles, resource pages and share contexts.
4:3 version: 1600 × 1200, SVG. A wider vertical composition for placements that are not fully landscape.
Square version: 1200 × 1200, SVG. A compact crop for square cards and social placements.

Use the largest suitable version and do not add a competing headline, logo or watermark. These are vector SVG files, so they remain sharp when a publisher resizes them; keep the safe margins around the text and illustration.

Useful pages to reference

Choose the destination that matches the sentence rather than linking every mention to the homepage:

Read Renting Own Home’s homepage — natural anchors include “Renting Own Home”, “renting your own home in the Netherlands” and “independent rental information”.
Understand rental basics — use “rental basics in the Netherlands”, “how Dutch renting works” or “rental basics explained”.
Browse the rental guides — use “practical Dutch rental guides”, “guides for renting your own home” or “rental process guidance”.
Compare rental options — use “compare Dutch rental options”, “a rental comparison checklist” or “criteria for comparing homes”.
Read the rental research page — use “rental research and data”, “the Dutch rental research page” or “data about renting in the Netherlands”.
Learn about the platform — use “about Renting Own Home”, “the platform’s editorial approach” or “how this rental resource works”.

Use descriptive anchors that make sense in your own sentence. Avoid vague wording such as “click here” when the destination can be named.

Contact

For asset questions, corrections, collaboration or permission questions, use the Renting Own Home contact page. It opens the English Tally form. Do not send passwords, identity documents, bank details or other sensitive information through a public form.

Renting Own Home media kit