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Best Way to Get Featured in The Denver Post (2026): Guaranteed Colorado Coverage

The Denver Post has covered Colorado since 1892 and has won nine Pulitzer Prizes. United Press secures named, approved placements on denverpost.com, live by the date agreed in writing or a 100% refund.

The answer

How do you get featured in The Denver Post?

Earned or guaranteed. Pitch the Post’s reporters a genuine Colorado story. It costs nothing, but the editors decide.

Or book a guaranteed placement through our publication network. We agree it in writing before you pay, write it with you, you approve it, and it goes live on denverpost.com by the date agreed in writing. If it is not published, you get a full refund.

  • Site: denverpost.com
  • DR: 87
  • Label: discreet sponsored
  • Link: no-follow
  • Turnaround: 1–2 weeks

Terms as listed in our publication network, October 2026, and confirmed in writing before you book.

A century-long rivalry

The paper that outlasted its rival

For decades Denver had two big daily papers. Today the Post is the city’s main daily newspaper.

2009

Rocky Mountain News

Denver’s other major daily published its last issue in February 2009, ending a long rivalry and the joint operating agreement with the Post.

1892

The Denver Post

Founded in August 1892, owned by MediaNews Group since 1987, and part of Alden Global Capital’s group since 2010.

Source: The Denver Post history.

Nine Pulitzers

A newsroom known for award-winning work

1964Editorial cartooning, Paul Conrad
1967Editorial cartooning, Pat Oliphant
1984Feature photography, Anthony Suau
1986Public service, series on missing children
2000Breaking news, Columbine coverage
2010Feature photography, Craig F. Walker
2011Editorial cartooning, Mike Keefe
2012Feature photography, Craig F. Walker
2013Breaking news, Aurora shooting coverage
Colorado angles

Colorado stories that suit the Post

Linking your news to Colorado’s economy and lifestyle makes it relevant to Denver readers.

OutdoorsSki, hiking and outdoor brands for the Rockies.
AerospaceSpace, satellite and defence technology.
Tech and start-upsSoftware and clean-tech companies along the Front Range.
Food and drinkCraft brewing, restaurants and local producers.
HealthHospitals, clinics and wellness services.
PropertyHousing, development and a growing population.
SportTeams, events and sports technology.
TourismHotels, travel and experiences in Colorado.

An honest note on links and labels

Our network lists Denver Post placements with a discreet sponsored label and a no-follow link. That is in line with Google’s rules on paid content. The value is reach and credibility in Colorado, not SEO link equity. If links matter to you, ask us about do-follow titles.

More of Colorado

Titles to pair with The Denver Post

Link and label terms differ by title. We confirm each one before you book.

Titles available through our network, not a list of past clients. For wider reach, add press release distribution.

Example campaign plans

Three example Denver Post campaigns

Example plan · Outdoor

A British outdoor clothing brand launching in Colorado

“UK outdoor brand opens its first US store in Denver”

  • Placement: Denver Post and Boulder Daily Camera.
  • Angle: the store and local adventure partners.
  • Outcome sought: footfall and online sales.
Example plan · Aerospace

A UK satellite company opening a Front Range office

“British satellite firm picks Colorado for US expansion”

  • Placement: Denver Post feature.
  • Angle: jobs and links to the local space sector.
  • Outcome sought: hiring and partner trust.
Example plan · Food

A London restaurant group opening in Denver

“London restaurant group brings its menu to Denver”

  • Placement: Denver Post and Denver Gazette.
  • Angle: the chef and the opening.
  • Outcome sought: bookings.

Illustrative plans with example headlines. They are not client results.

United Press is a London PR agency at Brook’s Mews, working since 2001 with clients worldwide, and a winner or shortlisted at PRWeek, CIPR Excellence, UK Agency, PRCA DARE, The Drum and UK Social Media Communications Awards.

FAQ

Denver Post questions

How do I get featured in The Denver Post?

Pitch a genuine Colorado story to the newsroom, or book a guaranteed placement through a publication network. With United Press, it is agreed in writing, you approve it, and it goes live on denverpost.com by the date agreed in writing or you get a full refund.

Who owns The Denver Post?

MediaNews Group, which has owned it since 1987. MediaNews Group is owned by Alden Global Capital.

How many Pulitzer Prizes has the Post won?

Nine, including breaking news prizes for its coverage of Columbine in 2000 and the Aurora shooting in 2013.

Can a UK company be featured?

Yes, best with a real Colorado link, such as a store, office, partner or event in the state.

How much does it cost?

There is no fixed price. Every campaign is planned around your goal and the titles you need. Share your goal and budget in the form below for a personalised plan.

Free plan

Ready to be featured in The Denver Post?

Tell us about your business and your Colorado link. We will send a free plan with the angle, timing and any other titles that fit.

Publication facts

The Denver Post: what you get, how long it takes and who it suits

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

Brand mentionYour name and website appear; the link is no-follow
1–2 weeksPublisher turnaround (we quote up to 4 weeks)
ColoradoWhere its readers are
NewsSections this title runs

How a feature in The Denver Post 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 Denver Post’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 Denver Post suits

Companies that sell, hire or raise investment in Colorado, and founders who want a recognisable news title on their “as seen in” list.

Good to know

  • Published with a discreet partner-content note, as the publisher requires.
  • Also accepts stories from health, CBD, crypto and betting and gaming 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 Denver Post

    Quick answers about The Denver Post

    Can I get featured in The Denver Post?
    Yes. The Denver Post 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 Denver Post 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.
    Which titles go well with The Denver Post?
    Titles in the same area or sector include Boulder Daily Camera, Longmont Times-Call, Loveland Reporter Herald and The Denver Gazette. 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.