What makes a good pitch
We get a lot of pitches and we read all of them. The ones that get a response share a few common traits:
- Specific. "We built X to solve Y, here's why the existing approaches don't work" beats "we'd love to introduce our company."
- Concrete. A demo link, a product page, or a working prototype is worth more than a deck.
- Honest about the angle. If you're pitching for editorial coverage, say so. If you're asking about sponsorship, say so. We're fine with either — clarity helps everyone.
- Short. Three paragraphs, max. If we want more, we'll ask.
What we don't cover
- Funding announcements, on their own. We cover what a company is building, not how much they raised.
- Generic AI tools that don't have a clear angle or differentiation.
- Personal pieces, op-eds, or "thought leadership" with no underlying news.
- Press releases. We read them; we don't reprint them.
Reach
Our audience is concentrated in engineering, infrastructure, and product roles at software companies — from early-stage startups to platform teams at larger organizations. We can share more specific reach and engagement numbers under NDA for sponsorship discussions.
Get in touch
Editorial pitches: editorial@tech-publisher.online
Sponsorship and partnerships: partners@tech-publisher.online