Write for Us: How to Pitch Forbes, HuffPost, Entrepreneur, Nasdaq, CNBC & More (2025 Guide)

Breaking into major publications like Forbes, HuffPost, CNBC, or Nasdaq can feel like scaling Mount Everest. These platforms receive thousands of pitches daily, and standing out requires strategy, persistence, and insider knowledge. At Rabbit Rank, we’ve helped hundreds of writers and businesses secure bylines in these elite outlets. In this guide, you’ll learn:

• Exact email addresses to pitch each publication.
• Proven tips to get your article approved on the first try.
• How Rabbit Rank’s partnerships guarantee placement (even if your pitch fails).

Let’s go!

Why Write for Top-Tier Publications?

Before we share our pitching playbook, let’s address the “why”:

• Boost credibility: A byline in Forbes or Entrepreneur positions you as an industry leader.
• Drive traffic: Publications like HuffPost and Yahoo Finance have millions of monthly readers.
• SEO benefits: Backlinks from authoritative sites (DA 90+) improve your search rankings.

But getting published isn’t easy. Let’s fix that.

How to Pitch Forbes: Emails, Tips & Insider Hacks

Forbes’ Audience: Executives, entrepreneurs, and innovators seeking actionable insights.

Pitch Requirements:

• Focus on trending business topics (AI, leadership, startups).
• Back claims with data or case studies.
• Avoid self-promotion; Forbes prioritizes educational content.

Forbes Contributor Email:

• contributors@forbes.com (for general pitches)
• Pro Tip: Target specific editors via LinkedIn (e.g., “Forbes Leadership Editor”).

Rabbit Rank Tip:
If Forbes ignores your pitch, email us at support@rabbitrank.com. Our agency has direct access to Forbes’ editorial team and will refine your angle to meet their strict guidelines.

How to Write for HuffPost: Emails + Approval Secrets

HuffPost’s Audience: Millennials and Gen Z interested in culture, politics, and lifestyle.

Pitch Requirements:

• Pitch opinion pieces with a unique voice.
• Align with trending topics (e.g., mental health, social justice).
• Avoid overly promotional content.

HuffPost Submission Email:

• huffpost-submissions@huffpost.com
• Use the subject line: “PITCH: [Your Catchy Headline]”

Rabbit Rank Tip:
HuffPost rejects vague pitches. If your idea lacks traction, our team will rewrite your draft to include viral hooks (e.g., “Why Gen Z is Ditching 9-to-5 Jobs”).

Entrepreneur Magazine: Pitching Guide & Email

Entrepreneur’s Audience: Small business owners and startup founders.

Pitch Requirements:

• Focus on practical business advice (marketing, scaling, finance).
• Include actionable steps (e.g., “5 Ways to Double Your Sales”).

Entrepreneur Submission Email:

• submissions@entrepreneur.com

Pro Tip: Reference Entrepreneur’s existing articles to align with their style.

Rabbit Rank’s Edge:
Entrepreneur prioritizes contributors with niche expertise. If you’re new, we’ll leverage our partnership to fast-track your submission.

Nasdaq, Yahoo Finance & Reuters: Financial Pitch Strategies

Nasdaq

• Email: newsroom@nasdaq.com
• Focus: Market trends, stock analysis, fintech innovations.

Yahoo Finance

• Email: tips@yahoofinance.com
• Focus: Personal finance, investment strategies, economic news.

Reuters

• Email: news.editors@thomsonreuters.com
• Focus: Global business news, data-driven reporting.

Rabbit Rank Tip: Financial publications demand accuracy. Our editors fact-check and format your article to meet Nasdaq’s or Reuters’ standards.

Tech Giants: HackerNoon, The Verge, CNBC

HackerNoon

• Email: submit@hackernoon.com
• Focus: AI, blockchain, coding tutorials.

The Verge

• Email: tips@theverge.com
• Focus: Tech reviews, future trends, gadget deep-dives.

CNBC

• Email: CNBCDigitalTips@cnbc.com
• Focus: Business news, market updates, executive interviews.

Pro Tip: CNBC favors pitches with exclusive data or expert quotes.

What If Your Pitch Fails? Let Rabbit Rank Fix It

Even with perfect emails and pitches, rejections happen. Here’s where we step in:

1. Direct Editorial Access: We bypass generic inboxes via partnerships with Forbes, HuffPost, etc.
2. Content Optimization: Our editors rewrite your draft to match the publication’s tone and guidelines.
3. Guaranteed Approval: If your pitch fails, we’ll get it published—or refund your fee.

Example: A client’s article was rejected by Business Insider for “lack of depth.” We added expert interviews and resubmitted—it went viral.

Rabbit Rank’s Guest Posting Service: Monthly Backlinks & SEO Growth

Can’t commit to pitching? Our guest posting subscription includes:

• 10+ monthly backlinks from DA 70+ sites (Forbes, Entrepreneur, etc.).
• 100% organic traffic via SEO-optimized content.
• Zero outreach hassle: We handle pitching, editing, and publishing.

Pricing: Starts at $249/month. Contact us for a free strategy call.

FAQs

Q: How quickly can Rabbit Rank get my article published?
A: Most approvals take 7–14 days.

Q: Do you accept niche industries?
A: Yes! We’ve placed articles in tech, finance, health, and even niche blogs like CoinDesk.

Q: What if my article needs heavy editing?
A: Our editors will refine it at no extra cost.

Conclusion

Pitching Forbes, Entrepreneur, or Nasdaq isn’t impossible—it just requires the right strategy (and partners). Use the emails and tips above to start, and if you hit a wall, remember: Rabbit Rank’s team is one email away from securing your byline.

Ready to become a published author? Email support@rabbitrank.com now—we’ll handle the rest.