Testimonials

The HomoCulture team always goes above and beyond. Their work is consistently polished. They are independent and reliable. You can be sure that once HomoCulture is working on your business, you will not need to worry about their output. The entire team delivers on-time, on-brand, and on-strategy. Brian and HomoCulture are easy to work with and are ideal partners for our Stoli Vodka business. They are always relevant and provide an integrated approach to bringing our brands to life through their channels. Brian is also a good platform to gauge advice and is one of the best independent, turn-key partners that I have worked with in my career. Great work, made easy. Thank you, Brian and the HomoCulture team.

If you’re wondering whether to partner with HomoCulture, stop thinking and do it already. Brian and his team are fantastic collaborators, who really care about listening to your brand or campaign goals as the initial step. They are efficient in putting together unique marketing strategies, and fantastic at executing measurable results. The partnership between ONE® Condoms and HomoCulture is a dream come true, and I highly recommend their services!

Pure storytelling magic! Partnering with Brian Webb and HomoCulture has been a total game-changer for us. HomoCulture captures the heart of Hotel Zed, from our bold, inclusive culture to the vibe that makes us unforgettable. Brian’s deep expertise in inclusive travel and his gift for storytelling has brought massive value to our marketing efforts. From vibrant photography and beautifully detailed articles to authentic social coverage, the quality of his work is next level. Working with HomoCulture isn’t just content; it’s connection. It’s like discovering a secret shortcut to telling your brand’s true story — they just get it. If you’re looking to build real, lasting relationships with 2SLGBTQIA+ travellers — not just check a box — HomoCulture is the partner you want.

It is always a pleasure to welcome Brian Webb and his team to New Orleans. From our first communication in setting up a collaboration to meeting Brian and friends in person, it is the very definition of a pleasure. His warmth and professionalism shines and then seeing the results of his experiences in our city in his storytelling reminds all of us at New Orleans & Company why hosting him in an easy and emphatic “YES” time and time again.

HomoCulture has been an invaluable media partner helping us amplify NYC Pride’s theme and message to a broader audience. Brian’s dedication has helped ensure we maximize every benefit HomoCulture has to offer and has been a sounding board to explore new ways to engage and connect with their audience.

Working with HomoCulture was an absolute pleasure! Their team was not only professional but also incredibly easy to collaborate with, making every part of the process seamless and fun. The content Brian captured for us went above and beyond our expectations, beautifully showcasing the essence of what the Yukon has to offer. What truly stood out, though, was the added value they brought to the table. Brian’s thoughtful suggestions for LGBTQ program initiatives were both insightful and inspiring, giving us fresh ideas to strengthen inclusivity in our own content. We couldn’t recommend HomoCulture more highly!

Working with Brian and the HomoCulture team was a real pleasure. He was professional, easy to collaborate with, and really understood both our client’s needs and how to tell their story in a way that felt true to his voice. Brian did a great job weaving in key messages while keeping the content authentic and engaging for his audience. It was a great fit, and I’d definitely recommend HomoCulture to other destinations or brands looking to connect with the LGBTQ+ travel market.

Working with Brian Webb and the HomoCulture team is always an absolute pleasure. Brian is incredibly friendly and respectful, always bringing a thoughtful and collaborative spirit to the table. Brian consistently provides valuable, honest feedback that helps shape strong partnerships. Most importantly, he produces meaningful coverage that helps tell the deeper stories of Greater Phoenix, shining a light on the people, places, and moments that make the region so special. He’s a truly wonderful media contact and a trusted voice in storytelling.

Working with Brian was a fantastic experience from start to finish. His content from the Canadian Rockies press trip was exciting, engaging, and truly captured the spirit of the destination. The coverage not only reflected the beauty of the region but also resonated with an audience that values inclusivity and meaningful travel.

Over the years, I’ve worked with my roster of clients to host Brian when he comes to San Francisco for media visits and to cover LGBT events. The HomoCulture Tour is a great way for us to showcase our clients through social media, editorial stories, and reach the LGBT market. The stories are always unique, original, and capture the spirit of San Francisco in a way that resonates with the target audience. From planning through follow-up, Brian and the HomoCulture team are always thorough, detailed, collaborative, and exceed our expectations. They also do a great job at amplifying the stories through future stories, which brings further value and helps promote the destination.

Brian was such a pleasure to work with, and he really went above and beyond for our client. The article he posted on HomoCulture was lovely and informative. He also has an eye for photography which is an absolute advantage for anyone hosting a content creator. Without prompting, he took the time to consider the client’s messaging and represented it well both in his article and posts on social media. Brian did a wonderful job and I would absolutely recommend him!

When I first started producing major nightlife events, I was introduced to Brian at HomoCulture. Over the years, Brian has been very proactive in reaching out. He cares about bringing our experiences to life. Whether on-site capturing amazing moments to social media support and post event reviews, I’m proud to work with Brian and the HomoCulture team.

Brian Webb is an absolute pleasure to work with, from planning his media trip to finalizing his features. His professional attitude in seeking out editorial is a joy, and an exception to the rule in this day of digital media and online journalism. I would easily recommend both Brian and HomoCulture to colleagues looking to reach greater coverage in the LGBT market.

I’ve known and worked with Brian for many years, through my work as the original DJ Pornstar, award-winning adult entertainer, and the owner of Pacifico Events and the notable annual HustlaBall Las Vegas. Whether it was an interview he conducted about my career as a prominent DJ performing at a pride event, my advice for people interested in working in the adult entertainment industry, or the coverage he provides for events, Brian has a talent of being able to find the story and to get people excited with his high-impact photography. He’s really good with the details too, like making sure he uses the the right hashtags and tagging the right social media accounts. He’s been great to work with, and both Brian and HomoCulture are really well respected across the gay community.

I have had the privilege of working with Brian Webb for the past ten years. When he was leading the marketing department for a local tourism agency, our firm was their PR agency. Brian was very professional and exercised due diligence while never compromising his integrity.

After Brian moved to Vancouver, we continued to stay in touch. I’ve watched him grow and can sense the wisdom and depth of character in his writing. He approaches his work with complete honesty, and his transparency is refreshing. Too often, journalists write about what they feel their audience wants to hear as opposed to taking chances and speaking from the heart.

As a result of Brian’s approach, he has been embraced by the LGBT community as a chosen favorite and has earned a loyal following. Brian is unfailing in his dedication to stories that he is passionate about and a writer that I proudly support.

A vital part of the success of the Vancouver 2011 North America Outgames was our social media platform. With excellent coverage, … Brian Webb and his blog, HomoCulture., played an integral part in keeping our
online presence exciting and relevant.