How to Get Featured in CEO Weekly
- ▸CEO Weekly reaches executives, founders and business leaders.
- ▸A precise, executive audience is worth more than a bigger, irrelevant one.
- ▸Strong pieces are thought leadership, judged on the quality of thinking, not achievements.
If your buyers are executives, founders or business owners, CEO Weekly is one of the more targeted places your story can live.
Here is what it is and how people get featured.
What CEO Weekly is
CEO Weekly is a digital business publication focused on leadership, executives and the decisions behind companies. Online only, permanently live, and indexed by search engines.
The readership matters more than the raw number. It skews toward business owners, executives and high-achieving professionals, people interested in leadership, growth and forward-thinking perspectives.
Why that audience is worth more than a bigger one
This is the part most people get backwards.
Everyone chases the biggest reach. But if you sell to executives, a feature read by ten thousand executives is worth more than one read by ten million people who will never be your client. Attention you cannot convert is decoration.
CEO Weekly's value is precision. Your ideal reader is the person already reading it.
What a CEO Weekly feature includes
A solo, dedicated article about you and your work, with a headline and angle built around your positioning. Typically multiple photos and several backlinks to your website, LinkedIn and socials.
It publishes permanently and stays indexed, becoming a reference point every time someone researches you before a meeting, a deal or a decision.
How to get featured
- Pitch directly. Free and legitimate, dependent on fit and editorial capacity.
- Use a professional feature service. A team writes it to the publication's standard and places it. Faster and more predictable, which is why most executives choose it, their constraint is time.
What makes a strong CEO Weekly piece
Executives do not read brag sheets. They read for insight.
The features that work here are thought leadership: what you have learned about leading, what you see in your market that others do not, the philosophy behind how you operate. Your credibility comes from the quality of the thinking, not from a list of achievements.
If you can make a reader think "this person understands something I need to understand," you have won. That is the entire brief.
What to expect from the process
Share your story and perspective, a professional team drafts the piece, you review with revisions until it is exactly right, and nothing publishes until you approve it. Then it goes live and you get the link to share.
Any provider who cannot show you the draft first is not one to use.
Getting started
Publisive Media works directly with CEO Weekly and 1,100+ other publications. We write, edit and place, you keep full editorial control, and nothing goes live without your sign-off.
If your buyers are executives, this is where your story belongs. Want to see examples? Just ask.
