Practical guidance for PR agencies, sources, vendors, and communications teams working with TechDay.
You must send press releases to editors@techday.com or they will not be considered.
Sending to other email addresses or individual editors will result in rejection, delaying consideration of your news.
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No, the first version received will be considered the final.
Only send the final approved version and not drafts.
Updated releases will not be considered.
You must include the body of the press release in the body of the email.
Attached or linked releases will be rejected.
Images can be attached or linked to.
When embargoes are clearly identified on the original email, TechDay will always respect them.
There is no need to send us an email asking if we agree to an embargo.
Use the words Embargo or Embargoed in the subject line and body of your email.
Specify the embargo time, date and timezone toward the start of your email.
Embargoes cannot be added or changed after submission.
There are no guarantees of coverage.
Our Editors pick only the best 5-8% of press releases for writing into news stories.
You will be notified by email if we pick up your news for coverage.
Publication timing depends on editorial workload and news value.
Releases sent to us are archived after seven days.
You will not be notified, if we do not select your release for writing into a news story.
