How to get featured in the outlets that shape markets.

A free reference to how 100 major outlets actually work: what each covers, how its newsroom takes pitches, whether it accepts contributed articles or op-eds, how it treats press releases, and the official pages to use. Each profile cites its sources and shows when it was last verified.

Not in their editorial coverage. Staff journalism at these outlets is earned. Some publishers sell sponsored content or paid membership programs, which are labeled as advertising or paid placement. Each profile notes where a paid route exists so you can tell the difference.

No. We link only to official public channels such as tip pages, submission guidelines, and contributor programs. The right reporter changes often, so the profiles explain how to find the person covering your beat instead of listing names that go stale.

It is the starting point for every media plan we build. For clients, we go further: angle development, reporter research, exclusives and embargoes, and the follow-through that turns coverage into search rankings and AI citations.