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informationweek.com ↗Enterprise IT news site that takes exclusive commentary columns of up to 850 words from IT practitioners and leaders, sent as finished drafts rather than pitches. Vendor staff are accepted only sometimes, and columns that promote their company's products or surveys are rejected.
InformationWeek is a tech publication at informationweek.com. It covers AI startups, with a rule: IT leader columns, no promo. Listing is free, with paid spots on offer. The link you get is dofollow: a company link in the body of a live article carries only rel="noreferrer" (checked on a live article, October 2026). Review: it says it tries to reply within a couple of weeks but cannot answer every submission or explain why one is not chosen. Terms read on informationweek.com on 3 October 2026.
Rate card
- Price
- Free to submit a column, and columns are unpaid; sponsored articles and other ads through its advertising team, no price stated
- Link you get
- Dofollow: a company link in the body of a live article carries only rel="noreferrer" (checked on a live article, October 2026)
- Review
- It says it tries to reply within a couple of weeks but cannot answer every submission or explain why one is not chosen
- Run by
- Informa TechTarget
- Their rule
- IT leader columns, no promo
- Lists
- Every kind of AI product
- Reach
- HugeHuge reach: #11,382 by traffic in the Tranco top million; #2,685 of about 120 million domains by links in Common Crawl's web graph.
- Checked
- , on its own pages
Quick answers
- Does InformationWeek cover AI startups?
- Only some. It covers AI startups, with a rule: IT leader columns, no promo.
- How much does a listing on InformationWeek cost?
- Listing is free, with paid spots on offer.
- What link does InformationWeek give?
- The link you get is dofollow: a company link in the body of a live article carries only rel="noreferrer" (checked on a live article, October 2026).
Who is listed on InformationWeek
Our nightly read of informationweek.com found 101 apps we recognise from other places, among them design.com, google.dev, customer.io, research.google, chatgpt.site, microsoft.ai, opensource.builders, opensource.org. As of 8 Oct 2026. Your tracker checks whether yours is there.
How to submit to InformationWeek
- 1. Prepare the kit. A one-line pitch, a description, a square logo and screenshots, and check that your product fits their rule: it leader columns, no promo. The listing guide lists what forms ask for; the tracker builds the kit from your website.
- 2. Write to them. Their address and the subject line they ask for show above once you are signed in.
- 3. Wait for the review. It says it tries to reply within a couple of weeks but cannot answer every submission or explain why one is not chosen. Pay only for a spot you asked for; the listing itself is what the price above says. Log the submission in your tracker; it marks the listing when it appears.
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