Coverage and quotes

Press and journalist requests

Journalist request services match writers who need a quote with people who can give one. They rarely lead to a story about your product, but a useful quote with your name and company attached builds credibility over time. Tip lines at tech publications are for news, not announcements.

How to use press and journalist requests

  1. Answer only requests where you have real experience or data, and reply well before the deadline.
  2. Keep answers short and quotable: two or three sentences a writer can use as they are.
  3. Save tip lines for genuine news, such as funding, a notable customer or a number worth reporting.

6 press and journalist requests to consider

Each channel links to its own page with the current cost, wait, rules and sources.

  • Qwoted

    Journalists and editors looking for expert sources

    Free + paid options

  • Featured

    Journalists, podcast hosts and event organisers looking for sources

    Free + paid options

  • SourceBottle

    Journalists, bloggers and writers, mostly in Australia

    Free + paid options

  • MentionMatch

    B2B writers looking for expert quotes, anecdotes and data

    Fee not confirmedCheck recent activity

  • TechCrunch tips

    TechCrunch reporters covering startups and technology

    Free submission

  • The Verge tips

    The Verge newsroom, covering consumer technology

    Free submission

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