Editorial contacts
Journalists and editors may share public pitch preferences and coverage areas. We do not treat independent editorial judgement as inventory for sale.
Media partner submissions
Tell us what the channel actually is—and what it can actually deliver
We review publications, commercial media teams, distribution providers, PR agencies and local specialists. Accurate channel classification is more useful than broad claims about “global media coverage.”
Commercial media teams
Publications and media owners can document sponsored-content formats, labelling, editorial control, pricing, link policy and retention terms.
Distribution providers
Newswire, syndication and content-distribution partners should identify the actual network, likely outputs, source relationships and reporting evidence.
PR and local-market partners
Agencies, freelancers and specialists can describe research, outreach, monitoring, translation, local review and white-label delivery capabilities.
Qualification
What happens after submission
Approval is project-specific. A partner may be suitable for one country, language, industry or channel type and unsuitable for another.
- 1Submission completeness and identity review
- 2Channel type, ownership and reseller-chain check
- 3Audience, subject and market fit assessment
- 4Terms, disclosure, link and retention review
- 5Sample verification and follow-up questions
- 6Project-level approval and post-delivery review
Before submitting
Make material conditions visible
Tell us whether you own the publication or resell access, which outcomes are editorially decided, what is paid, and what reporting evidence exists.
Do not submit: scraped lists, fabricated audience data, misleading outlet logos, undisclosed reseller chains, guaranteed earned coverage, copied samples, or distribution pickups presented as independent editorial reporting.
If you have a specific client enquiry instead, use the English contact form.