Getting published
Press release vs. a publishable story
The same facts, written two ways. One gets rewritten from scratch or turned away; the other publishes. A side-by-side on what actually changes.
Guides
How to get your news published and found
Practical guides for organizations, schools and colleges — what makes a story worth publishing, and how to write one people read. Plus the reasoning behind what we choose to cover.
For organizations
Getting your news published, and what we need from you.
Getting found
Why a permanent profile outlasts a news mention
A news mention peaks in three days and then decays. A profile page accrues. If you only maintain one of the two, maintain the profile.
For schools and colleges
Placements, achievements and the campus record.
For institutions
Your college's placement results are invisible on Google
Placement season produces the most searched-for information a college holds, and most institutions publish it as a PDF nobody can find. Here is the fix.
For institutions
ITIs and polytechnics: telling the skilling story
Industrial training institutes and polytechnics place more people into work than most degree colleges and are almost entirely absent from the local record. Why that is, and what to publish.
How we work
What we cover, how we check it, and why.
Editorial position
Why we don't cover crime, politics, traffic or weather
We seeded those categories early and then retired them in a migration. This is the reasoning, including the part that is self-interested.
5 guides, and counting
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