Featured in Talmyn: Media Kit & Next Steps

If your company, product, or work has been covered in a Talmyn article, this page explains what that means and what you’re welcome to do next.

What “featured in Talmyn” means

A Talmyn feature is editorial coverage, not a sponsored placement. Our writers researched your company or story independently and chose to cover it because it was genuinely relevant to our readers. Nobody pays to be featured, and being featured doesn’t create any ongoing obligation between Talmyn and the company covered.

Sharing that you were featured

You’re welcome to let your own audience know. On the article itself, use the “Featured in Talmyn?” box to copy a ready-made message with a direct link to your feature. You can post that on social media, include it in a newsletter, or add it to your own site.

Linking back to Talmyn

If you’d like to link to your feature from your own website, a simple text link is all that’s needed, for example:

“As featured in Talmyn”, linking directly to your article’s URL.

There’s no required badge, logo, or specific wording. A plain, honest link is the only thing we ask for, and it isn’t mandatory.

Requesting a correction or update

If something in your feature is inaccurate, outdated, or needs a closer look, tell us. See our Corrections Policy for how that process works, or reach out through the Contact page.

What Talmyn doesn’t do

Talmyn doesn’t accept payment to publish, edit, or remove coverage, and doesn’t offer paid placement in our rankings or “best of” lists. See Can Companies Pay to Appear in Talmyn’s Rankings or Awards? for the full answer.

Want to be considered for future coverage?

If you have real news, a milestone, or a story relevant to what Talmyn covers, you can submit your business or pitch an article for editorial consideration.