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From strategy to writing to placement, our team and editorial network do the heavy lifting so your story lands in Denver Post
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We discuss your business and objectives to craft a tailored strategy aligned with your goals.
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Yes — United Press secures genuine editorial features in Denver Post, a regional newspaper serving Denver and the surrounding area with a Domain Authority of 60. We develop the angle, write the article and handle editor outreach, your feature is published live with a contextual backlink to your site, and you pay only on publication.
Denver Post covers local and regional news, business, community and lifestyle for readers in and around Denver. A placement here is a real, written editorial article — never an advert — which is exactly what gives it both reader credibility and lasting SEO value.
With a Domain Authority of 60, Denver Post sits in the high-authority tier that both search engines and AI answer engines treat as a trustworthy source. A genuine feature earns a permanent, contextual link and strengthens the authority signals that help your brand surface in search and AI results.
The Denver Post has covered Colorado since 1892 and holds nine Pulitzer prizes, including for its reporting on the Columbine and Aurora shootings. It belongs to MediaNews Group, controlled since 2010 by the hedge fund Alden Global Capital, and it is a far smaller operation than it was: staffing fell from well over two hundred before 2010 to roughly seventy by 2018, which prompted the paper’s own editorial board to publish an extraordinary public attack on its owner. Understand what that means for you in practice. Fewer reporters, each covering more ground, with essentially no capacity for a story that must be explained from first principles. Colorado relevance has to be visible on sight.
Denver keeps Mountain time, seven hours behind Britain. Nine in the morning in London is two in the morning in Colorado, and your email will be buried by breakfast. Mid-afternoon your time, roughly two until four, drops into a Denver morning inbox. Tuesday to Thursday works best; Monday is spent catching up and Friday is spent clearing.
This paper covers one state and does it thoroughly. An office in Denver or Boulder, staff on a Colorado payroll, a Front Range facility, a named Colorado customer, or a partnership with a Colorado institution is the entry condition. Everything else is a national story sent to a state newspaper, which is how most British pitches arrive and why they fail.
Aerospace and space systems along the Front Range. Outdoor recreation, which Colorado treats as a genuine industry with employment figures attached. Energy, covering both oil and gas and renewables. Brewing, food and drink. Health and bioscience. The technology corridor between Boulder and Denver. If your business does not sit near one of these, the connection needs spelling out explicitly.
The Know is the paper’s entertainment and things-to-do vertical, grown out of its old music site. It covers restaurants, bars and breweries, live music, festivals and outdoor activity for readers planning their weekend. A consumer brand pitches The Know. A company pitches the news and business side. Sending one email to both wastes the single attempt you get.
Colorado’s calendar is shaped by the ski season, the summer trail and festival season, and the wildfire season, and each one commands local attention completely while it runs. A launch date chosen against a British calendar can land squarely in the wrong one. Check the state’s rhythm before committing to a date, not after the invitations have gone out.
Elevations in feet, distances in miles, temperatures in Fahrenheit; Coloradans use all three constantly and altitude genuinely comes up in conversation. Get the geography right too. Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins are separate cities with separate economies, and the Front Range is a phrase every reader there uses without explanation.
With a small staff, the paper concentrates on the reporting only it can do. Use the list below as a test of whether your story has an obvious owner somewhere inside the building, because unowned stories go nowhere.
A thin newsroom is a ruthless filter. Reporters carrying two beats each have no time to work out why a foreign company should matter to them, so the reasons for rejection are almost always practical rather than editorial.
Not sure which of these applies to your story? Send it to ceo@unitedpress.uk and we will tell you straight.
Yes, provided you have a genuine Colorado story. It remains the largest newspaper newsroom in the state and its reporting still sets the agenda for Colorado politics, business and sport. What has changed is the tolerance for marginal material. The bar is a real state connection, stated plainly, supported by facts a reporter can check quickly.
Usually for one of a handful of reasons: aerospace and space systems on the Front Range, the outdoor and sports equipment industry, energy and climate technology, bioscience around Boulder and Aurora, or simply a central time zone that works for both American coasts. Whichever applies to you, say it plainly, because the reporter will recognise the pattern immediately.
The Know is the paper’s entertainment and things-to-do vertical, which grew out of its music site. It covers restaurants, bars and breweries, live music, festivals and outdoor activities for readers deciding how to spend their time. Pitch it if you are a consumer brand with something in Colorado people can attend, eat or drink. Otherwise pitch the news side.
Mid-afternoon UK time, Tuesday to Thursday, places you in a Denver morning inbox. Hold back during the opening weeks of the Colorado legislative session in January, in the days around a major wildfire or a heavy snow event, and through the first week of the ski season, when local attention is committed elsewhere entirely.
Sources checkable in a browser, described in plain terms. Beauhurst records for funding history, Companies House for corporate structure, and Office for National Statistics series for market context all work, provided you explain in one clause what each body is. Convert sterling with the rate stated, and offer a Colorado-based employee, customer or partner to speak on the record.
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