Get Featured in Top Publications

The whole article. About your brand.

The direct way to get your brand featured in top publications: a full-length feature with your brand as the subject, written for you and published on the DR 70 to 93 outlet you choose. Then it keeps working everywhere your buyers already look. You approve every word before it publishes.

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See How It Works

Same feature, your pick of outlet

200+Publications
DR 70 to 93Site Authority
2 to 3Contextual Links
$1,500+All-Inclusive
Publications Include
  • USA TodayDR 92
  • TIMEDR 92
  • TechCrunchDR 92
  • Us WeeklyDR 84
  • EntrepreneurDR 91
  • BustleDR 88
  • AdweekDR 91
  • Reader’s DigestDR 86
  • Elite DailyDR 82
  • MaximDR 77
  • Life & StyleDR 73
Domain Ratings via Ahrefs · October 2026
What Makes This Different

This isn't a guest post.

Guest posts are topic articles with your byline on secondary sites. Full-feature articles are dedicated brand stories on publications people actually read.

Compared onTypical guest postFull-feature article
The subject Generic listicle or thought leadership topic A dedicated feature about your brand1,000 to 1,500 words. Your company, your story, your product.
Where it runs Lower-authority sites (under DR 50) DR 70 to 93 publicationsUSA Today, TIME, TechCrunch, Entrepreneur. Real audiences, real authority.
Brand and links Brand only in author bio 2 to 3 contextual backlinksWoven into the story.
Who writes it Hours of your own time spent writing Written for you, approved by youOur editorial team drafts the full feature. Nothing publishes until you sign off on every word.

Some publications label features as contributor or partner content. Before you commit, you see exactly how each one handles it, along with its link type and how many links it allows.

Priced per article, not per month.

Each article is priced by publication, with no retainer and no monthly minimum. You pay when the publication’s editor approves your topic, never before.

  • $1,500to $2,500

    Niche, tech and entertainment

    16 publications

    • HackerNoon
    • Benzinga
    • Hollywood Life
    • OK! Magazine

  • $3,000to $4,000

    Major national titles

    52 publications

    • USA Today
    • TechCrunch
    • Entrepreneur
    • Reader’s Digest

  • $4,250to $7,000

    Flagship titles

    27 publications

    • TIME
    • New York Post
    • Adweek
    • Glamour

Price reflects each outlet’s authority, audience and editorial selectivity. Hundreds of local and regional outlets are available on request.

Every placement includes

  • Editorial strategy: angle development and outlet matching for your goals
  • Writing and one round of revisions: drafted from a short questionnaire, then revised to your notes
  • Free re-pitch: if the editor pushes back on the angle, we refine it and pitch again at no cost
  • No surprises: each outlet’s label, link type and link allowance confirmed before you commit
  • Live URL delivered: ready to reuse from day one, across the twelve jobs below

See every outlet and its exact price

The full list covers all 95 national publications with price, DR, link type and turnaround. Tell us your category and we’ll send it within 1 business day.

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Ask to see a published example from any outlet you’re considering.

Every step from pitch to published.

Nine steps, start to finish. You'll see who does each one, where we need you, and what it produces.

2 to 3 weeks from approved topic to live, for most outlets
5 touchpoints · roughly 2 hours of your time

Scope & Pitch

Lock the angle with the editor

Days 1 to 5

  1. Goal-setting call

    YouDay 1

    Tell us the goal of the article: the angle, the audience, the CTA you want readers to take.

    OutputArticle brief

  2. Pick your publications

    YouDay 1 to 2

    We send a shortlist of outlets currently accepting features in your category, and you pick which ones you want.

    OutputApproved outlets

  3. We pitch the editor

    Reporter OutreachDay 2 to 3

    We send the editor the proposed topic and a three-sentence summary. This is where availability becomes confirmed.

    OutputPitch sent to editor

  4. Editor approves the angle

    EditorDay 3 to 5

    The publication's editor approves the topic. If they push back, we refine the angle and re-pitch at no cost to you.

    OutputGreen light
Payment

You pay here, once the editor has approved your topic. Never before, and writing starts right after.

Writing & Review

Drafted, revised, signed off

Week 1 after approval

  1. PR questionnaire

    YouRight after approval

    We send you a structured questionnaire to capture background, quotes, data, and the proof points the story needs.

    OutputCompleted brief

  2. We draft the article

    Reporter OutreachWithin a week

    Our editorial team drafts a 1,000 to 1,500 word feature with your brand as the subject, written to the publication's standards.

    OutputFirst draft

  3. You review & mark up

    YouYour pace

    You get the draft in Google Docs. Suggest edits, reword, swap anchor text. One round of revisions is included, and everything is tracked.

    OutputMarked-up draft

  4. Final polish + sign-off

    YouReporter Outreach1 to 2 days

    We apply your edits. You take one last look at the finalized piece and give the green light before it goes to the editor.

    OutputReady to ship

Publication

Live + reusable

Weeks 2 to 3 after approval

  1. Live: URL delivered

    Reporter OutreachWeeks 2 to 3

    We submit to the editor, the article publishes, and the live URL lands in your inbox. It is the asset that the reuse playbook below runs on.

    OutputPublished article
The Reuse Playbook

One article. Twelve jobs.

Publishing is the start, not the finish. From your next pitch to your branded search results, here’s everywhere one feature keeps working, and how to use each one.

1 of 12

Sales Deck

The credibility slide in every pitch: a national publication telling your story for you.

In practiceMasthead plus one pull-quote, right after your intro slide: before the product tour, not after.
2 of 12

Outbound

Cold email opens warmer when the first line is a USA Today feature, not a pitch.

In practiceLead with the feature link in sentence one. The pitch can wait until sentence three.
3 of 12

Proposals

A press coverage page in every proposal: a feature the buyer can click through and read for themselves.

In practiceOne appendix page: citation, link, date. Procurement can verify it without asking you.
4 of 12

Investor Deck

The feature becomes the proof slide: a national masthead in the deck every investor sees.

In practiceDrop the masthead and headline onto your traction slide; link the live article in the appendix.
5 of 12

Homepage

The masthead joins your As-Seen-In bar: instant recognition for every first-time visitor.

In practiceMasthead in the As-Seen-In bar, plus an announcement banner the week it publishes.
6 of 12

Press Page

Your newsroom gets a flagship entry: masthead, headline, and a link that resolves.

In practiceFlagship entry at the top of your newsroom: masthead, headline, date, working link.
7 of 12

Careers

Candidates research you before applying. Now the coverage is what they find.

In practiceA featured-in strip on the careers page; link it from offer-stage follow-ups too.
8 of 12

LinkedIn

The announcement post: the feature travels your network with the article card attached.

In practicePost the link natively, tag the team, and pin it to your company page for the quarter.
9 of 12

Newsletter

This month’s send leads with the feature: news your list actually opens.

In practiceLead story in the next send: headline, one-paragraph summary, one button to the article.
10 of 12

Ad Creative

The headline becomes the hook: an editor’s framing in place of ad copy you wrote yourself.

In practiceRun the headline as the creative hook: editorial framing, your targeting.
12 of 12

AI Answers

A third-party article AI assistants can read and cite when someone asks about you.

In practiceKeep the article live and linked from your site: assistants find and cite it from there.
Before you commit

Full-feature article questions, answered.

A guest post is an article you supply to a blog in exchange for a backlink. The site hosts your link, and that's roughly the whole transaction. A full-feature article is a professionally written brand story published on a vetted, high-authority publication: your company, founder, or product is the subject, the piece is written to the outlet's editorial standards and reviewed by its editors, and it reaches that publication's actual readership. Beyond the links, it works as a credibility asset for sales decks, investor materials, and your homepage trust bar.

They're cousins, not the same thing. With a typical sponsored post, you're buying ad space wrapped in article formatting, and the publication runs what you hand them. A full-feature article is commissioned, but produced like editorial: written to the publication's standards, reviewed by their editors, and subject to their disclosure policies. Some outlets label contributor or partner content, and we'll tell you how each publication handles it before you commit.And if what you actually want is links inside existing editorial articles, that's our link insertions service.

Often, yes, and more often than most people assume. Some coverage is genuinely earned: a journalist finds the story newsworthy and writes it themselves, which is how our digital PR service works. But many dedicated brand features on major outlets are commissioned placements, produced to the publication's editorial standards and disclosed according to its policies. The distinction that matters isn't paid versus free. It's whether the piece is written and edited like real editorial, and labeled honestly. Ours are: every feature goes through the outlet's editors, and we tell you how each publication handles labeling before you commit.

Yes. We'll present available publications that fit your brand, industry, and goals. You choose where you want to be featured. We also advise on which outlets carry the most authority for your niche. Some publications look impressive but don't move the needle on rankings or AI visibility, while others punch above their weight.

The article is a full narrative feature about your brand, product, or founder story. Common angles include company origin stories, product launches, market positioning, thought leadership on an industry trend, or category expertise. We handle the writing based on a short questionnaire you complete, and you review and approve before anything goes live.

Typically 2 to 3 contextual links per article: your homepage, a key product page, or a relevant blog post. A few publications cap features at one or two links, so we confirm each outlet's exact allowance before you commit. No surprises after the fact.

Pricing starts at $1,500 per article, all-inclusive: strategy, writing, your review, and placement. Each publication is priced individually based on its authority, audience, and editorial selectivity. Tell us your category and we'll send the outlets currently accepting features, with exact pricing for each.

Yes. You pay once the publication's editor approves your topic, never before, and once you approve the draft, it publishes. If an editor pushes back on the angle, we refine and re-pitch at no cost to you. And because nothing goes to the publication until you've approved the final draft, the piece that publishes is the piece you signed off on.

Most features go live 2 to 3 weeks after the editor approves your topic, and pitching for that approval takes a few days. The draft takes about a week, and once you approve it, most outlets publish within two weeks. Your review time is the one variable we don't control. A few outlets take longer, up to 6 weeks, and we tell you which before you commit. The full nine-step breakdown is above. We manage all communication with the publisher.

You review the full draft in Google Docs before anything goes to the publication, and one round of revisions is included. If something bigger needs rework, we work with you to get it right. Because the placement is paid when the editor approves your topic, the fee isn't refundable once writing starts.

AI search tools like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity rely on editorial brand mentions across trusted publications when generating recommendations. A full-feature article puts an in-depth piece about your brand on a high-authority outlet, the kind of source these systems draw on. The combination of editorial context and backlinks strengthens both traditional rankings and AI visibility.

Digital PR is reactive: we position your brand as an expert source in articles journalists are already writing. You get quoted and linked, but the journalist owns the story. Full-feature articles are proactive: the entire article is about your brand, on a publication you choose, and you shape the narrative and approve the final piece before it publishes. Different jobs, and many clients run both.
Next step

Find out where your brand can be featured.

Tell us your category and goals. We reply with the publications currently accepting features, with exact pricing for each, then write the article and handle everything through to the live URL.

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From $1,500 per article, paid when the editor approves your topic. Prefer to talk it through? Book a strategy call.