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How to Get Featured in The Daily Front Row

How to Get Featured in The Daily Front Row

The Daily Front Row draws about 119,000 monthly visits, holds a domain rating of 73, and publishes in one to three days. Links are nofollow.

It looks consumer and reads trade

The Daily Front Row publishes at fashionweekdaily.com and runs a print edition during the fashion weeks. It covers the shows, the designers, the editors, the model agencies, the appointments that move people between houses, and the industry's own social calendar.

Its readers work in fashion. That makes it a trade publication in everything but appearance, and it is the right buy for anyone selling into the industry rather than to the public. The general version of that argument is in trade publication vs consumer publication.

Note the naming: the portal's row is called Fashion Week Daily, after the domain. The masthead is The Daily Front Row.

The routes in

Industry news. Appointments, launches, partnerships, agency moves.

Fashion week coverage, which is the title's peak season.

Profiles of people in the business: designers, casting directors, stylists, executives.

A placed feature, written and approved by you before it runs.

One to three days

Very fast, which is what a title covering a live calendar has to be. Useful during fashion weeks specifically.

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Nofollow. No ranking authority passes. Buy it for who reads it.

It indexes and AI engines read it. An indexed trade source carries weight when someone asks an assistant about a company inside the industry.

What gets turned down

Consumer product pitches with no industry angle.

Anything that would read as an advertisement to a reader who works in advertising-adjacent media for a living.

Claims about industry standing that the industry would dispute.

Who it suits

Brands selling into fashion: fabrics, production, logistics, software, showrooms. Designers seeking stockists or press attention. Model, casting and PR businesses. Anyone whose customer has a fashion week schedule.

The short version

119,000 monthly visits from inside the industry, one to three days, nofollow. A trade paper that does not look like one, which is why people buy it for the wrong reason.

Get featured in The Daily Front Row, or see what it reaches.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

01

How do you get featured in The Daily Front Row?

Three routes: pitch an editor directly, be quoted as an expert in a piece they are already writing, or use a placement service. We write the article, you approve every word before it runs, and we secure the placement. The Daily Front Row draws about 118,990 monthly visits and publishes in one to three days.

02

How long does it take to get published in The Daily Front Row?

About one to three days from approval to publication, against a market average of roughly two weeks. Your own review sits inside that window, so a draft waiting on you is not a draft in production.

03

Does The Daily Front Row give a do-follow link?

The Daily Front Row marks its outbound links nofollow. No ranking authority passes, so it is bought for the audience and the name rather than for SEO. It is still indexed and still read by AI engines, which cite by content rather than by link attribute.

04

Is The Daily Front Row the same as Fashion Week Daily?

Yes. The title publishes as The Daily Front Row at the domain fashionweekdaily.com, and our placement catalogue lists the row under the domain name. They are the same publication. It covers the industry from inside it: shows, designers, editors, agencies and the appointments that move people between houses.

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