A business title with a New York frame
We develop your story, write it to editorial standard and publish it on Times Square Journal, a title in our own publishing network. You approve every word, and because it's our title we can commit to it running, and running quickly — which is not something anyone can honestly promise at a publication they don't control.
Times Square Journal is a digital business title at timesquarejournal.com, covering business, markets, law, technology, politics and leadership for readers who follow how companies and regulation move together.
A commercial frame suits founders who are read by clients, counterparties and partners. The article stays indexed, so it keeps answering the question every time someone looks you up before a meeting.
Best for: Founders, executives, professional services and finance.
The route is a managed one. You brief us, we agree the angle and the section, our writers produce the draft, and you revise it until every claim and every line reads the way you want it to. Only then does it go through to publication. Timing is predictable for a plain reason: this is a title we publish, so nothing sits in an inbox waiting to be picked up, and we can give you a date rather than an estimate. At a publication nobody controls, that decision belongs to that newsroom and no agency can promise it. What stays fixed here is the standard the piece is written to and the section it has to genuinely fit.
The sections tell you what works. Markets and business reward a founder who can describe what is actually happening in their sector and show their working: how pricing has shifted, what customers started asking for, what the last two years changed about the way deals get done. Law and politics suit an operator who can explain a rule in plain language and what complying with it costs a business of their size. Leadership pieces work when the decision was genuinely hard and you are willing to say what it cost. Technology fits when the problem is explained before the product is. Keep it concrete, name the numbers you can stand behind, and skip the adjectives.
Tell us the story in a sentence. We reply within 24 hours and we will say plainly whether Times Square Journal is realistic for you, and which route it would take.
We develop your story, write the feature to editorial standard, and manage the placement. You approve every word before anything goes live.
Yes. It is a genuine article published on the outlet, written about you and your work — not an ad you design yourself.
Most placements take weeks rather than days. We give you a realistic timeline for Times Square Journal before we start, and never promise a date we cannot control.
You review and revise until it is right. Nothing publishes without your approval.