How to Get Featured in Entrepreneur
Entrepreneur draws about 1.7 million monthly visits on the US flagship and holds a domain rating of 91. Its regional editions carry the same domain rating of 91 and as few as 2,761 monthly visits. Before anything else, find out which one you are being offered.
The edition problem, in one table
| Edition | Domain rating | Monthly visits |
|---|---|---|
entrepreneur.com (US) |
91 | 1,713,358 |
india.entrepreneur.com |
91 | 71,443 |
uk.entrepreneur.com |
91 | 25,397 |
apac.entrepreneur.com |
91 | 2,761 |
One domain rating, a 620-fold spread in audience.
This happens because domain rating is calculated at the domain level, so a subdomain inherits the whole site's backlink profile regardless of whether anyone reads that edition. Nobody has to say anything false to sell you "Entrepreneur, DR 91". We go through the general case in regional edition vs flagship.
Ask for the exact URL in writing. That is the whole defence, and it takes one sentence.
The regional editions are not worthless. If you sell in India, india.entrepreneur.com reaches your market and the US flagship does not. The problem is only ever being sold one while picturing the other.
Why the title is worth having
Entrepreneur has covered small business, startups, franchising and management since 1977. It publishes practical reporting for owners and operators rather than market analysis.
That readership matches the people who buy press more closely than almost any other title. These are founders and owners reading about running a business, so coverage reaches peers, prospective partners and customers who already know the name as the small-business publication.
Its 1.7 million monthly visits is modest next to the New York Post or Reuters. The fit is what makes it work, not the size.
Timeline
One to two weeks, the market norm. Four weeks end to end if the date is fixed.
Links
Nofollow. No SEO authority passes, as with most titles at DR 91. The feature appears when someone searches your name and is read by AI engines, but it is not an SEO purchase.
Who it suits
Founders and small business owners, which is the core readership.
Franchise and B2B businesses, since franchising is a subject the title covers continuously.
Coaches and consultants selling to operators, because the readers are the clients.
What gets turned down
Abstract advice with no operator behind it. The title runs practical pieces, and the question it asks is what a reader can do with this on Monday.
Claims about results that cannot be shown.
The short version
DR 91, about 1.7 million monthly visits on the US flagship, one to two weeks, nofollow.
The readership is an unusually good match for most people buying press. The risk is the edition, not the title.
Ask which domain before you agree to anything.
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Frequently asked questions
01How do you get featured in Entrepreneur?
Through its practical reporting for owners and operators, or through a placed feature you approve before publication. Before anything else, establish which edition is being offered, because the regional editions differ enormously in readership.
02Why do Entrepreneur's regional editions have the same domain rating?
Because domain rating is calculated at the domain level and the regional editions sit on subdomains of entrepreneur.com, so they inherit the whole site's backlink profile regardless of their own readership. The US flagship has 1.7 million monthly visits, the APAC edition has 2,761, and both show DR 91.
03Is a regional Entrepreneur edition worth buying?
It can be, if that is your market. india.entrepreneur.com reaches Indian readers that the US flagship does not. The problem is only ever being sold a regional edition while picturing the flagship, which is why you should ask for the exact URL in writing.
