How many journalists cover tools and services for B2B salespeople? Actuallty quite a few, though overall the audience sizes are small. Here's a dozen good 'uns for you.
Here's a list of 13 reporters who cover supply chain, though with little commonality among them. The context is sometimes cybersecurity, other times semiconductors… rarely is it straight enterprise IT/logistics. The good news is, there's a lot of Tier 1 in here.
ESG targets are all over the map. It's sort of a Frankenstein beat -- governance, investment/fintech, IT, green and on it goes. Here are a dozen names for you, with contact info. We found nine ESG awards programs, none based in the US. Maybe that will change soon.
Here's an even dozen targets who cover the construction industry. Funding news can be found in the widely-read publications. Everything else is low-audience... typical of niche editorial.
Most of the 11 targets write either for low-traffic sites, or sites you've barely heard of, or both.
Most of the folks on this short list are Tier 1 columnists/contributors who focus on workplace advice. There's a couple of Q&A candidates in there, too.
You'll like our forthcoming web site redesign, in part because its format demands that we produce more content than ever before. So we've begun experimenting with new elements and formats -- like this. A subscriber asked for a cheat sheet of industry events. Honestly, we can't beat these three lists already out there.
Which podcasts feature startup founders? Quite a few. Podcasts focused on funding, innovation and cool technologies all qualify, which seems like good news but in fact blurs things a bit. With these 14 'casts, you've got a starting point.
Here's a rare cheat sheet on channel reporters, specifically those who cover cloud and SaaS. Other than CRN's, the audiences are small. Niche is perhaps a better word.
As part of our deep-dive, we wanted to offer a baker's dozen's worth of targets who cover "the future of work" at least some of the time. It's still murky territory but most publications are allowing specialists to emerge. Interestingly, lots of freelancers, interns and UK-based journos.