Publisher research
Review subject coverage, recent work and the reason your contribution belongs there. Avoid indiscriminate contact lists.
Editorial Outreach
Find relevant specialist publishers and approach them with useful material, clear expectations and an appropriate contribution.
Outreach should account for what a publication covers and how its audience uses the content. We research suitable publishers, develop an honest pitch and manage the conversation. We do not present a private network, automatic acceptance or ranking improvement as an assured result.
Understand the publication’s audience.
Choose a useful topic or asset.
Make a clear, specific approach.
Document the response and any publication.
Review subject coverage, recent work and the reason your contribution belongs there. Avoid indiscriminate contact lists.
Explain the topic, evidence and intended reader benefit. Keep commercial expectations explicit.
Coordinate follow-up and editorial requests. Record the status and context of any resulting placement.
An editor can decline, alter or delay a contribution. Reporting should distinguish outreach activity from confirmed publication.
Document any sponsorship, asset permissions or attribution expectations before production starts.
Select publications with an audience fit.
Send a contribution-led pitch.
Track conversations and published results.
The approach should explain why the material is relevant to that publication. A generic mass pitch is not a useful editorial strategy.
Attribution and linking are subject to the publication’s policy and editorial decision.
Review the platform’s link-spam policies before approving an outreach programme.
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