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We Handle Everything, End to End
From strategy to writing to placement, our team and editorial network do the heavy lifting so your story lands in Elite Daily
- Tailored pitching built around Elite Daily’s editorial standards
- Direct access to our extensive contributor & editor network
- Compelling, newsworthy founder storytelling
- Comprehensive monthly reporting with live URLs
How Getting Featured in Elite Daily Works
A clear, guided path from first call to live link.
Consultation
We discuss your business and objectives to craft a tailored strategy aligned with your goals.
Article Creation
Our writers follow Elite Daily’s submission guidelines to draft an article tailored to your brand.
Publication
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Publishing plans and copy tailored to your brand voice and goals.
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Getting covered by Elite Daily from the UK: how its desks find the people they quote
Elite Daily launched in 2012 as a millennial site, was bought by DMG Media in 2015 and sold on to Bustle Digital Group in 2017. It sits inside BDG today and has been rebuilt around a younger reader: an audience that is overwhelmingly female and clusters in its twenties and thirties, served by separate desks covering dating, astrology, entertainment, beauty, fashion and what the site files under experiences, meaning travel, wellness, food, tech and college life. The register is conversational and internet-native, but the reporting underneath is real. Writers interview people and quote named experts with credentials attached. This page is about being written about, which is a different job from writing for the site yourself.
Be a source before a subject
Almost nobody gets a profile cold. What happens instead is that a writer needs somebody who can explain a dating pattern, a skincare ingredient or a spending habit, and quotes them. Being on a desk’s list of reliable, fast, quotable people is the achievable goal. Features follow from that relationship over time, not from an email asking for one.
Trends must be legible to Americans
A behaviour with a name on British TikTok often has a different name, or none at all, in the States. If you are offering commentary on a trend, show it exists in the reader’s world: American search interest, US creators doing it, numbers that are not simply your own sales. UK-only phenomena need translating or they read as irrelevant.
Know which desk owns it
Dating, astrology, entertainment, beauty, fashion and experiences run as separate operations with separate editors. A relationship psychologist and a haircare chemist do not belong in the same inbox. Read three recent pieces on the desk you want, note who wrote them, then offer the thing that desk publishes rather than a general introduction to your company.
Match the voice
The site writes like a person texting a friend who happens to have done the research. Sources who supply stiff, third-person, legally sanded quotes get paraphrased into nothing. Speak in the first person, be specific, allow some humour, and give one line that could be pulled out and set in bold. That line is often what earns the credit.
Reply in their afternoon
The newsroom works to US Eastern time and moves quickly on anything culture-led. A request landing at four in the afternoon in New York reaches you at nine at night, and a reply the following morning can arrive after the piece has gone live. Say up front which hours you can be reached and answer inside the same working day.
Credentials still count here
The tone is casual; the sourcing is not. Therapists, dermatologists, dating coaches, astrologers, financial planners and academics all appear with their qualifications printed next to their names. State yours plainly and in terms an American reader recognises: chartered psychologist, registered dietitian, ten years in practice. Self-appointed titles nobody can verify are the fastest way to be cut.
The Elite Daily desks a UK story can realistically reach
Coverage clusters in a handful of places, and each has its own appetite for outside voices. It is worth knowing which door you are knocking on before you knock on it.
- Dating and relationships, including behaviour pieces, app culture, breakups and sex, routinely built on therapists, coaches and named real people
- Astrology, covering horoscopes, compatibility and planetary events, treated as a genuine vertical with regular contributors rather than as filler
- Entertainment across television, film, music, streaming and celebrity, taking in exclusive interviews, recaps and the digital cover features it commissions
- Experiences, meaning travel, wellness, food, technology and college life, which is where founders and consumer brands most often get quoted
- Beauty and fashion service pieces, trend explainers and product-led stories that lean on chemists, dermatologists, stylists and colourists
- Named recurring franchises with their own formats, which means a pitch can be aimed at one specific slot instead of at the site in general
Why UK approaches to Elite Daily go nowhere
The failures are rarely about the founder or the product. They come from treating a young American culture site as though it were a trade magazine. Five that recur constantly.
- Wrong reader, wrong problem. Pensions, B2B software, anything aimed at somebody in their fifties. The audience skews young and female and every desk knows it.
- Press release attached. A PDF and a boilerplate opening paragraph read as a mailing-list blast. Three tight lines in the body of the email do far better.
- No proof the trend is real. Asserting that something is having a moment, with nothing underneath it, leaves a writer with nothing to build a piece on.
- Slow replies. Culture desks work in hours. Coming back two days later with legally approved wording means the piece ran without you in it.
- Asking for a profile. Requesting a feature about your brand, unprompted, in a first email is the clearest possible signal that you do not read the site.
Not sure which of these applies to your story? Send it to ceo@unitedpress.uk and we will tell you straight.
UK questions about Elite Daily coverage
Who owns Elite Daily?
BDG, formerly Bustle Digital Group, which bought it from DMG Media in 2017 after DMG had acquired it in 2015. That matters practically. BDG runs a family of titles aimed at overlapping readers, and a writer or editor you build a relationship with on one desk may commission or report elsewhere in the group later. Treat it as an entry point rather than an isolated target.
Does a UK founder need US customers to be quoted?
Not for expert commentary. If you are being used as a source on a behaviour, a scientific point or a cultural shift, where your business trades barely matters. It starts to matter the moment a product recommendation is involved, because the reader has to be able to buy the thing. Separate the two asks and the expert route stays open to you.
How does Elite Daily differ from Bustle for pitching?
The reader is younger and the register is more online. Elite Daily leans harder into internet culture, dating, astrology and entertainment for a Gen Z and younger-millennial audience. The same expert can be right for one title and wrong for the other, so read both properly before deciding which desk your story belongs to rather than sending to both.
Will they cover a British celebrity or creator?
Yes, when there is a US-facing reason: a series streaming in America, a tour with American dates, a brand launch, or a viral moment with real American engagement behind it. British fame alone does not carry across. The entertainment desk plans around release calendars, so approach with dates and materials well before the moment rather than during it.
Is expert commentary worth doing if there is no link?
Usually, yes. A named credit on a high-traffic culture site does work a link does not. It surfaces when somebody searches your name, it can be cited in later pitches to bigger titles, and it puts you on that writer’s list for next time. Judge it on credibility and repeat use rather than on referral traffic from one piece.
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