Property website
due today
Urgent phone interviews sought with finance experts and mortgage brokers (independent preferred) who can discuss 'mortgage prison' in today's market, who is most vulnerable, and what options are available to stretched homeowners.
NeedsFinance expert or mortgage broker available for an urgent phone interview on mortgage prison, vulnerable borrowers and refinancing options.
Fintech Bloom
due in 2 days
Editorial feature seeking Q&A interviews, bylines, op-eds, and expert commentary on the evolving digital wallet landscape. Topics: Apple Pay, Google Pay, and beyond. Seeking payments executives, digital banking leaders, fintech founders, and industry analysts.
NeedsPayments/fintech expertise on digital wallets, mobile payments, payment infrastructure
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Fintech Bloom
due in 7 days
Fintech Bloom is seeking Q&A interviews, bylines, op-eds and expert commentary for an editorial feature 'RegTech Rising: Tools Every Compliance Team Needs in 2026', wanting RegTech founders, compliance officers, legal and risk specialists, fintech leaders and regulatory technology investors.
NeedsFintech or RegTech leader who can speak to compliance tooling, regulatory technology and data strategies reshaping compliance teams in 2026.
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CashFlowPick
due in 9 days
Guide on AR collections and cash application tools seeking real stories of an automated dunning sequence chasing the wrong thing: an invoice already paid, one under dispute, or a contact who had left. Wants what happened and what changed after. Anonymous accepted.
NeedsReal practitioner stories about automated accounts receivable/dunning workflows going wrong and the fix applied. Anonymous is fine.
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DialWick
due in 13 days
Seeking fraud prevention or telecom security experts on the most convincing caller-ID spoofing scam.
NeedsFraud prevention experts or telecom security specialists to share a real case where spoofed or manipulated caller ID fooled someone, and what made it convincing.
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DialWick
due in 13 days
Callout for fraud prevention experts or telecom security specialists to share a real case where spoofed or manipulated caller ID fooled someone, and what made it convincing.
NeedsFraud prevention experts or telecom security specialists. Provide a real case of spoofed/manipulated caller ID and explain what made it convincing.
DialWick
due in 13 days
Seeking fraud prevention experts or telecom security specialists to share a real case where spoofed or manipulated caller ID fooled someone and what made it convincing. Fintech/security-adjacent; a payments-fraud voice such as Fat Zebra could comment, though the brief skews US telecom rather than payments.
NeedsFraud prevention or telecom security expertise; a real, specific case of caller-ID spoofing and why it was convincing.
Leaders Perception Magazine
due 2026-08-31
Callout for business owners and founders for 'The AI Reality Check', a new interview series on how real companies are using AI in 2026 and what has changed for their customers.
NeedsBusiness owner or founder able to speak to concrete, real-world AI use inside their company and the impact on customers.
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Featured Leaders
due 2026-08-31
Callout for founders for 'The First 1,000 Customers', an online interview series on how businesses won their earliest customers before anything was working.
NeedsFounder who can talk candidly about acquiring their first customers in the early, pre-product-market-fit stage.
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ZDNET
ZDNET journalist request via Qwoted asking whether teams use Claude Code or OpenAI Codex and how these AI coding tools are used day to day. Strong general tech request; no clean roster fit, and LaunchLink has already submitted a response about its own internal use of Claude Code (handled by Ann-Margaret).
NeedsComment on real-world use of Claude Code versus OpenAI Codex within a team or business, including how the tooling is used.
ZDNET
A ZDNET reporter, sourced via Qwoted, is seeking users of Claude Code or OpenAI Codex to talk about how they use AI coding tools in their workflow.
NeedsPractitioners who use Claude Code or OpenAI Codex and can speak to how the tools fit into their work.
CNBC Make It
CNBC Make It's 'Founder Effect' franchise runs first-person video plus a companion written article built entirely on a founder's failure-to-success pivot.
NeedsEvery episode locks three things together: an inflection point, a hard number, and a founder who can carry a first-person camera monologue. Scale does not matter (mid-market to $10B); story shape does. Angle: 'I knew nothing about [industry],' near-bankruptcy survival, dramatic rejection counts, walking away from money, plus one verifiable number.
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Yahoo Finance
Elizabeth Gore
Yahoo Finance's 'The Big Idea with Elizabeth Gore' is a Thursday video series (also a podcast, with a companion Inc. column) built for founders with a comeback arc.
NeedsFrame the founder around a single question they are uniquely built to answer (hand the producer the question, not the bio), with a clean before-and-after plus one hard number. Non-tech and female founders over-index. One booking can yield multiple hits across video, podcast and the Inc. column.
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Inc.
Graham Winfrey
Graham Winfrey is openly recruiting columnists for Inc.com's Startup section on LinkedIn, inviting bylined pitches.
NeedsBylined piece for Inc.com's Startup section. Contact via the recruitment post with subject line 'Startup Articles'. Pitch a specific, titleable tactic (for example 'how to survive disruption') anchored to a real operator, and be clear what other entrepreneurs can learn.
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Entrepreneur
Dan Bova
Entrepreneur's 'How Success Happens' podcast, hosted by Dan Bova, is a resilience-and-reinvention interview series publishing twice weekly.
NeedsReal founders get on (though athlete and celebrity entrepreneurs over-index). Bova responds to a strong story arc with a hard number attached; lead with the before-and-after: where the founder started, what they built, and the metric that proves it.
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Business Insider
The 'As Told To' series runs first-person, ghost-assisted essays on losing it all and rebuilding, and is now extending the format into news coverage of layoffs and industry shifts.
NeedsA first-person hook you could say out loud (for example 'I got laid off from Meta and started a company in 90 days'), ideally pegged to a news moment.
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Fortune
Orianna Rosa Royle
Fortune's Success vertical runs multiple founder and CEO profiles a day, including the hardship-to-success arc when a recognisable name or big number is attached.
NeedsShort honest subject line ('Interview with [CEO name]', first five words count). Facts up front as bullets, leading with revenue, valuation or net worth. She has 95K unread emails and passes after two or three unanswered follow-ups.
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Founder Brew
Josh Sternberg
Morning Brew's twice-weekly founder franchise and video series, running first-person as-told-to stories and reported journalism about how founders actually build.
NeedsPitch a founder with a specific operational moment they will talk through: the customer they fired, the pivot that flopped first, the call nobody else would make. Funding sits in the body, never the lede. Sternberg verifies the facts behind first-person stories.
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Bloomberg Money
Bloomberg's new personal finance vertical (three-times-weekly newsletter, live Friday show 12-1pm ET on Bloomberg TV) is taking interviews with investing experts and influential voices on investing, real estate, taxes and wealth-building. Positioned as an undersaturated alternative to the usual CNBC rotation.
NeedsSomeone with real data or a genuine perspective on money, wealth or spending trends and how their space reshapes personal financial planning. Not product plugs or funding announcements. Pitch to moneynews@bloomberg.net.
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Newsweek
Newsweek AI Impact Awards APAC and EMEA, the international edition of Newsweek's AI awards, looking for AI implementations that deliver measurable business results across categories from healthcare and finance to sustainability, mobility, retail and workplace innovation.
NeedsJudges want measurable impact (efficiency gains, cost savings, revenue growth, improved customer experience). Work must have been completed between 1/1/25 and 1/1/26. Multiple category entries allowed. Early rate was $699 per entry through 6/26, rising after that; final close date not stated.
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Digiday
Digiday AI Awards celebrate innovative use of AI across media, marketing and advertising. Categories include agentic AI, content creation, marketing analytics and customer-facing AI tools.
NeedsJudged on creativity, consumer value and results from the past year. Entries need evidence such as financial performance, specific KPIs or creative proof. Early deadline was 6/26 at $499; final close date not stated.
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Fortune (AIQ series)
Sage Lazzaro
Fortune's AIQ series profiles how enterprises actually deploy AI, an offshoot of the Fortune AIQ 50 list.
NeedsA named Fortune 500 customer with a specific AI strategy that produced measurable impact. No pure vendor angles, early-stage startups or generic 'AI transformation'. Note: Lazzaro flagged she was full as of late April, so revisit before pitching.
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Business Insider (AI in Action series)
AI in Action examines how organisations integrate AI into the workplace, in both trend pieces and one-off 'how company X is implementing AI' profiles.
NeedsA department head or senior operator at a mid-to-large company with a specific AI deployment, a measurable delta, and willingness to talk about what broke and what worked. No vendor narratives or pre-pilot 'we're exploring' stories.
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CIO.com (Case Study series)
Michael Bertha
CIO.com's case study franchise, currently focused on agentic AI in production rather than pilots. Bertha (Metis Strategy) writes regularly for CIO.com on scaling AI.
NeedsA CIO who can give real numbers on operational change, e.g. 'we replaced X process, headcount shifted Y%, revenue cycle cut Z days'. No vendor-only quotes or seed-stage 'we will' stories.
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Diginomica (Use Case series)
Gary Flood
Diginomica structures the whole site around enterprise tech use cases and publishes multiple named customer stories per week across financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, retail and logistics.
NeedsAny enterprise tech story with a named customer willing to go on record: the problem, how they evaluated and selected vendors, what they implemented, and the business results.
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Supply Chain Dive
Antone Gonsalves
Covers logistics, procurement, inventory, fulfilment, tariffs and AI in supply chain, using named companies as examples.
NeedsA vendor plus customer co-pitch: the software company willing to share its customer, and the customer exec willing to go on record with numbers. No generic 'we're using AI' with no named customer.
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Retail Dive
Dani James or Kaarin Moore
Covers retail strategy, tech adoption, store operations, DTC, e-commerce, workforce and loss prevention.
NeedsA named retailer on the record: retailer faced a specific operational or CX problem, tried a specific technology, here is the measurable change. No vendor announcements without a retailer customer, no 'retailer is exploring AI' early-stage, no case without quantified impact.
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Marketing Dive (Brand Strategy series)
Chris Kelly
Connects creative strategy to business outcomes, focused on why brands reposition and what it means for the business.
NeedsStrategic shifts (not new products) with data on why the change matters, patterns across multiple brands, and implementation detail. Quantified impact required, e.g. 'increased conversion 3% and here is what that meant', not 'improved customer experience'.
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MobiHealthNews (Emerging Technologies series)
Jessica Hagen
A dedicated series spotlighting organisations developing, scaling and investing in healthcare technologies, the closest thing to a labelled case study column in healthcare media. Cadence is bursty, not weekly.
NeedsA product deployment (even at smaller scale) with a named adopter and a specific use case. No EHR news, payer-only stories or pure AI think pieces.
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Retail Remix (Retail TouchPoints podcast)
Nicole Silberstein
Weekly podcast where a retailer talks through their playbook, effectively a spoken case study, with accompanying written profiles.
NeedsAn operator who can talk playbook specifics, not a CEO who stays at 30,000 feet.
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Marketing Brew (Social Studies column)
Katie Hicks
Recurring social strategy column. Runs infrequently but the bar is named brands with named tactics, e.g. a Liquid Death breakdown of weekly creative meetings and legal sign-off.
NeedsPitch Katie directly and mention Social Studies in the subject line. Named brand, named real tactics, not strategy fluff.
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HR Brew (Executive Q&As)
HR Brew runs 4 to 5 Executive Q&As a month with senior HR and recruiting leaders on a sharp topic, publishing an abbreviated version of the interview. Also strong for workplace data reports and studies.
NeedsA senior HR or recruiting leader who can dive into a specific, sharp topic (retention, recruitment, employee benefits), or a solid workplace-related study.
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Healthcare Brew (Making Rounds series)
Making Rounds is Healthcare Brew's self-submission feature for a healthcare or health tech leader. AI is a hot topic but not product news.
NeedsFill out the Making Rounds submission form with strong, human answers. Angle on how actual hospital systems, healthcare facilities or pharma are using or not using AI and the wider implications, not product pitches.
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Daily Express
Hanna Geissler
Daily Express Health Editor open to health news and feature pitches, and increasingly wants quick-turnaround expert quotes for online.
NeedsEmail only, no LinkedIn or social. Concise pitch showing top lines plus strong emotive quotes or a named spokesperson available at short notice. Priority topics: dementia, obesity, heart health and blood pressure, food and diets, health advice and alerts, longevity. New research and charity or patient campaigns suit print exclusives. Case studies must come with full name, age, location and photos.
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The New York Times
Jancee Dunn
NYT 'Well' column and 'Here to Help' (page 2, weekend print) take mental-health experts and studies with a fresh angle.
NeedsPitch mental-health subject-matter experts or new studies with a hot, unique take. A single pitch can land both the Well newsletter and page 2 of the weekend print edition.
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The New York Times
NYT 'Routine' (Metro section) profiles how New Yorkers work, relax and have fun.
NeedsPitch a New York-based exec or personality plus a timely reason to profile them now (an event, launch or seasonal moment).
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The New York Times
Kathryn Shattuck
NYT 'My 10' (Saturday Arts) has famous people list the ten things they cannot live without.
NeedsPerson must be charming and relatable with something to promote (book, show, project). Light and personal tone, not corporate.
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The New York Times
Tacey Rychter
NYT '36 Hours' (Saturday Arts) is a weekend itinerary of one city, naming specific restaurants, hotels, museums and attractions.
NeedsSuits hospitality, hotel, restaurant, cultural or destination clients. Pitch a specific experience within a city, not the city itself. Strict policy against travel writers who accept free trips, so do not lead with comped stays.
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The New York Times
Jordyn Holman
NYT 'Corner Office' (Sunday Business) profiles top CEOs whose decisions carry societal weight.
NeedsVery high bar, think Fortune 50 scale. Wants execs whose decisions have societal implications and clear ties to the current news cycle, breaking the coastal-white-male-CEO mould. Do not pitch origin stories.
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The Wall Street Journal
WSJ 'My Monday Morning' (Review section, full page) covers how business leaders and celebrities start their weeks.
NeedsVery high bar. Needs a CEO with genuine mainstream name recognition or an exceptionally compelling personal story, covering routines, staying creative and advice that changed their life.
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