Journalist Today covers payments, crypto, AI at work and digital security.
Our articles explain how products and systems work, with attention to India and global markets. Businesses can propose a paid article that introduces a relevant product to readers of the publication. Every paid placement is labelled Sponsored content. The first step is a clear brief submitted through the advertising form below.
Start with the product and the reader
We review what the product does, who it serves and which problem the proposed article should explain. A payment tool for a small merchant needs a different account from infrastructure intended for developers. Your description of the intended reader helps us choose the right level of detail. We also consider the markets, language and practical context in which the product is used. This review guides the proposal without assuming an audience size or promising a particular response.
A sponsored article on Journalist Today
A placement can take the form of a product introduction, a practical explanation or a discussion of a defined use case. The article should give readers enough detail to understand the offer and follow relevant links. Its structure can cover the problem, the product’s approach, its requirements and the steps involved in using it. Limitations, eligibility and material conditions belong in the account where they affect understanding. Placement does not turn an unverified performance claim into an independently established fact.
Choose a useful angle
We can help turn a broad product description into a specific article topic. A good angle answers a question that the intended reader already has. We discuss which parts of the product deserve explanation and which background details can be shortened. An outline sets out the main sections, evidence and proposed visuals before the full text is developed. You can review that outline to confirm that the product and its intended use are described correctly.
Prepare the text together
You may provide an initial draft or ask us to help write from an agreed brief. We can organise technical material into a readable sequence and identify questions that still need answers. Your team checks product details, links and descriptions within the agreed review process. We retain the sponsored label and do not present paid material as an unrelated editorial endorsement. The final text and any revisions are agreed before publication.
What to send us
Include a concise product description, the official website and relevant documentation. Share images that you have permission to use, together with any necessary credits or restrictions. Screenshots should show the actual product and the version discussed in the article. Concrete examples of use help explain the product more clearly than a list of promotional claims. If a statement depends on a number, comparison or test, provide its source and the conditions under which it was obtained.
Partner publication enquiries
You can also ask us to discuss placements on partner resources. Tell us whether you want Journalist Today, other relevant publications or a combination of both. We consider the subject and intended audience when discussing possible options. Any proposed resource, format and commercial condition needs separate confirmation before it becomes part of an agreed plan. Availability is not guaranteed, and we do not imply an arrangement with a named publication before it has been confirmed.
Agree the scope, timing and budget
The proposal should identify the article format, preparation work, visuals and any other agreed deliverables. We discuss the desired publication window and the time available for supplying material and reviewing a draft. Your budget range and currency help us judge which scope is practical. A final budget is agreed for the specific work rather than inferred from a public fixed-price list. Changes to scope or timing are discussed before additional work proceeds.
Recognisable commercial presentation
The examples below show how a sponsored article and its card can be presented. They are layout examples, not records of completed client placements. A visible label identifies the commercial format both before and after a reader opens the article. The design uses the publication’s typography and spacing while keeping that label easy to find. Any actual product name, imagery, destination links and article content would be supplied or agreed for the placement.
Layout example: a sponsored article, shown for illustration of the format.
Layout example: a sponsored card, shown for illustration of the format.
Send an advertising brief
Use the separate form below to describe the project, the reader you want to address and the purpose of the placement. Include your preferred timing and any links that would help us understand the product. We assess the brief before discussing an agreed scope and next steps. An enquiry does not guarantee acceptance, traffic, leads, search rankings or commercial results. For general editorial questions use Contact, and read Privacy before submitting personal or project information.