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About Burlington Free Press

About the Burlington Free Press: who it reaches and what it publishes

The Burlington Free Press, founded in 1827 and owned by Gannett, is Vermont’s largest newspaper and the daily for Burlington, Chittenden County and the Lake Champlain region. It covers state government in Montpelier, business (the University of Vermont and its medical centre, GlobalFoundries, Ben and Jerry’s and the food and craft-beer economy, outdoor recreation and ski tourism, and the state’s small-business culture), the environment, and community life across the state. burlingtonfreepress.com has a Moz Domain Authority of 75.

About Burlington Free Press

The guaranteed route: a sponsored feature on burlingtonfreepress.com

Through our publishing partners we place a full sponsored feature on burlingtonfreepress.com. We write it in the newspaper’s register, you approve the copy, the publisher’s team applies house style, and it is published labelled as sponsored or partner content in line with Gannett’s rules, with a do-follow link. The publisher’s production time is one to two weeks; we quote an outside date of three to four weeks from copy approval.

It suits Vermont and northern New England businesses, food, drink and outdoor brands, sustainability and cleantech companies, and hospitality in the ski and lake regions. Editorial coverage is separate, earned through the business or community desk with local numbers and a named spokesperson, and never guaranteed.

About Burlington Free Press

What Free Press readers stop for

  • Vermont-made food, drink and outdoor products with a local founder.
  • Jobs, openings and investment in Burlington and the Champlain Valley.
  • Environment, energy and sustainability stories with state relevance.
  • Ski, lake and tourism seasons.

Related New England and Northeast placements: The Providence Journal (DA 78, three to four weeks) and the Buffalo News (DA 76, about three weeks). Sustainability brands should see PR for sustainability brands.

Vermont Scale Briefing

Burlington Free Press: the smallest market on most UK media lists, and the one where scale matters most

The Burlington Free Press was founded on 15 June 1827 by two lawyers, Seneca Austin and Luman Foote, initially as a weekly backing John Quincy Adams. It became a daily in 1848 and added a Sunday edition in 1975, making it the first seven-day newspaper in Vermont. Gannett has owned it since 1971 and it now sits inside the USA TODAY Network. Its focus is Burlington and Chittenden County, taking in Essex, South Burlington, Williston, Colchester, Winooski and Shelburne. It was a Pulitzer finalist for editorial writing in 2012. Circulation is small even by regional standards, and the newsroom is correspondingly tiny, which changes what a British approach can reasonably expect.

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Understand the actual numbers

Vermont has fewer people than Sheffield and Burlington itself is a city of well under fifty thousand. A hiring announcement of forty jobs is a significant state story here, where in a large metro it would be ignored. Calibrate accordingly. Something you consider too small to mention may be the most interesting thing this newsroom hears that week.

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Semiconductors and electric aircraft

The chip fabrication plant at Essex Junction, formerly an IBM site and now run by GlobalFoundries, is the state’s largest private employer. Beta Technologies builds electric aircraft at Burlington airport. Between them they anchor a genuine advanced manufacturing story in a state most people associate with cheese. A British firm in semiconductors, aviation or precision engineering fits into that narrative naturally.

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Vermont regulates early

This state legislates ahead of most of the country on chemicals, packaging, energy and land use, and its Act 250 development review is a serious hurdle that shapes any physical project. If you are a consumer brand, your ingredients, packaging and disposal claims will be examined against Vermont rules. Arrive knowing them rather than discovering them in a reporter’s question.

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Environmental credentials actually count

Vermont has an unusually high density of certified B Corporations and a strong buy-local culture, and readers here take sustainability claims seriously enough to check them. A British brand with genuine certification, audited supply chain data or verified emissions reporting can use it. A brand with marketing language about being eco-friendly will be asked what that means, specifically.

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Seasons dictate the diary

Vermont runs on a hard seasonal calendar: ski season, mud season in early spring, summer tourism, and the autumn foliage weeks when the state fills with visitors. Coverage bandwidth and public attention move with it. Vermont keeps Eastern time, five hours behind Britain, so an early afternoon send from London reaches a Burlington morning.

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Which Burlington do you mean

There is a Burlington in Massachusetts, another in North Carolina and one in Ontario. Say Burlington, Vermont, every time. Locals use the word flatlander for people who move in from elsewhere, and using it about yourself as a joke is not advisable. American spelling, dollars, Fahrenheit, and inches of snow, which is a genuinely used unit of measurement here.

Editorial Reality Check

What a small Vermont newsroom publishes

With a handful of journalists covering a whole county and often the state, the range is narrower than a large metro but the reach into that community is much deeper. These are the areas where a British business could appear.

  • Business and employment, covering the largest private employers, manufacturing investment, small business openings and closures, and the state’s persistent workforce shortage
  • Housing, covering an acute affordability crisis, short-term lets, development disputes and the interaction between housing supply and Vermont’s land use review process
  • State and local politics, covering the Vermont legislature in Montpelier, Burlington city council, town meetings and the referendums that decide local spending
  • Environment and energy, covering Lake Champlain water quality, renewable energy projects, climate policy and the regulations Vermont adopts ahead of other states
  • Food and agriculture, covering dairy, maple, craft brewing, restaurants and the speciality food producers that carry much of the state’s national reputation
  • Outdoor recreation and tourism, covering skiing, trails, the seasonal economy and the visitor traffic that arrives from across the border and the northeast
Why Pitches Get Passed Over

How British pitches misjudge Vermont

The mistakes here are almost always mistakes of proportion. A pitch written for a major American city arrives in a newsroom of a few people covering a county, and the mismatch is obvious in the first line.

  • A national campaign with no Vermont content. If nothing about your announcement happens in the state, involves a Vermont business or affects a Vermont resident, there is no story here at all.
  • Assuming a big newsroom. Requests for a photographer, an interview slot with a named columnist or a same-day feature misread the staffing entirely and go unanswered.
  • Unsupported green claims. Environmental language without certification, audited figures or a named standard invites a sceptical question in a state where readers know the difference.
  • Ignoring land use rules. Pitching a physical facility without acknowledging Vermont’s development review process suggests you have not investigated whether your project is even permissible.
  • Sending during foliage or ski peaks. In the busiest visitor weeks the newsroom’s capacity is spoken for. Unrelated business pitches arriving then are simply crowded out.

Not sure which of these applies to your story? Send it to ceo@unitedpress.uk and we will tell you straight.

Publication facts

The Burlington Free Press: what you get, how long it takes and who it suits

The Burlington Free Press is in our partner inventory. These are the facts we check before we quote, taken from the publisher’s current listing.

75Moz Domain Authority
75Ahrefs Domain Rating
Do-followA link to your website inside the article
1–2 weeksPublisher turnaround (we quote up to 4 weeks)
Vermont, United StatesWhere its readers are
NewsSections this title runs

How a feature in The Burlington Free Press works

  1. Tell us your goal. Use the short form below. Within 24 hours you get a free plan: the route and the timeline.
  2. Approve the story. We write it in The Burlington Free Press’s own style and you sign off every word.
  3. It goes live. The publisher’s turnaround is 1–2 weeks; we quote up to 4 weeks.
  4. You get the proof. A live link and a short report. Trusted since 2001: if it is not published, you get a 100% refund.

Who The Burlington Free Press suits

Companies that sell, hire or raise investment in Vermont, and founders who want a recognisable news title on their “as seen in” list. With a Domain Authority of 75, it also carries real weight for search engines and AI answers.

Good to know

  • Published as a feature article under the publisher’s own partner-content rules. We confirm the exact format in writing before you book.
  • Also accepts stories from health, CBD and crypto businesses, which many titles do not.
  • Publisher turnaround 1–2 weeks. We quote up to 4 weeks so there is time for your approval and any edits.

Titles in the same area or sector you can combine with The Burlington Free Press

Quick answers about The Burlington Free Press

Can I get featured in The Burlington Free Press?
Yes. The Burlington Free Press is in our partner inventory. Tell us your goal on the form below and we reply within 24 hours with a free plan: the route and the timeline. You approve the article before it is published.
How long does a feature in The Burlington Free Press take?
The publisher’s turnaround is 1–2 weeks once you have approved the article. We quote up to 4 weeks so there is time for your approval and any edits.
Is the link in The Burlington Free Press do-follow?
Yes. The article in The Burlington Free Press carries a do-follow link to your website, which search engines count.
What is The Burlington Free Press’s domain authority?
Moz Domain Authority 75 and Ahrefs Domain Rating 75 at our last check (29 September 2026). Authority scores change over time, so we re-check before every booking.
Which titles go well with The Burlington Free Press?
Titles in the same area or sector include Milton Independent, Essex Reporter, Colchester Sun and Business Insider. One story can run across several of them, so ask us for a combined plan that reaches more of the readers you care about.

Figures from the publisher’s listing in our partner inventory, checked 29 September 2026.

UK-Specific Questions

Vermont questions from UK teams

Is a market this small worth pitching at all?

It is, if you have something happening in Vermont. Small markets have less competition for space, so a modest but genuine local story has a much better chance of running in full than it would in a large metro. The trade-off is absolute honesty about scale. Overclaiming in a place where everyone can check is far more damaging than being small.

What kinds of British business turn up in Vermont?

Semiconductor and precision manufacturing suppliers connected to the chip plant at Essex Junction. Aviation and electric propulsion firms drawn by the aircraft manufacturer at the airport. Speciality food, drink and outdoor equipment brands that fit the state’s consumer culture. Occasionally software companies attracted by the university and by living costs below Boston or New York.

How does Gannett ownership affect the paper?

It means the Free Press sits inside the USA TODAY Network, shares some national and state content with sister titles, and operates with the staffing levels that come with a small subscriber base. Strong local reporting still travels upward through the network, so a Vermont story that resonates can reach a wider audience than the local circulation figures suggest.

How much does Vermont regulation matter to a UK consumer brand?

More than in most states. Vermont has legislated ahead of the national picture on packaging, chemicals of concern, energy standards and land use for decades. If you sell a physical product, check how your formulation, labelling and packaging sit against Vermont rules before you approach anyone. A reporter here may well know the requirements better than your US distributor does.

What British evidence works with this newsroom?

Anything verifiable and modest in tone. Companies House records for corporate facts, B Lab certification if you hold it, Office for National Statistics data for context and a named British trade body for industry figures. Explain each briefly. More useful than any of them is a Vermont employee, supplier or customer prepared to be interviewed by name.

FAQ

Get Featured in Burlington Free Press — FAQ

How can I improve my startup’s chances of getting in Burlington Free Press?
Lead with a genuinely innovative, newsworthy story and pitch the right editors — or partner with United Press, who handle the angle, pitch and outreach for you.
What does Burlington Free Press look for, and how should I tailor my pitch?
Innovation, impact, bold ideas and design-forward stories. We tailor each pitch to Burlington Free Press’s themes and audience.
What are the steps to get in Burlington Free Press as a featured entrepreneur?
Consultation, story development, a tailored pitch, and editor outreach — all managed end to end by our team.
Are there specific requirements or criteria?
Newsworthiness, originality and editorial fit matter most. We make sure your story meets Burlington Free Press’s standards.
Can hiring a PR firm help me get in Burlington Free Press?
Yes — it dramatically improves your odds and saves time, and United Press backs placements with a money-back guarantee.
How long does it take after submitting a pitch?
Timelines vary, but our placements are typically delivered within a few weeks, with live URLs reported as they publish.
How do I get featured in Burlington Free Press?
Burlington Free Press favours genuinely newsworthy stories with local or regional relevance. United Press develops the angle, writes the feature and pitches the right editors for you.
What does Burlington Free Press cover?
Burlington Free Press covers local and regional news, business, community and lifestyle. We tailor your story to fit its readership.

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