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About the Miami Herald & Why a DA 90 Feature Matters
The Miami Herald is a leading newspaper in the southeastern US, known for its coverage of news, business and Latin American affairs, with a strong regional and international readership. It is a strong platform for visibility in Florida and beyond.
At Domain Authority 90, the Miami Herald pairs regional influence with strong domain authority. A genuine feature builds credibility and earns a backlink from a highly trusted news domain. United Press secures authentic editorial coverage, not advertising, with payment due only on publication.
The Miami Herald from a UK desk: why South Florida stories need a local address
The Miami Herald has reported South Florida since 1903 and has won twenty-four Pulitzer prizes, several for investigations that went on to change Florida law. It belongs to McClatchy, bought out of bankruptcy by the hedge fund Chatham Asset Management in 2020, and it is a considerably leaner operation than it once was: six-day printing since 2019, its own press closed in 2020, and repeated rounds of redundancies since. Its footprint is Miami-Dade, Broward and the Florida Keys. Running alongside it is el Nuevo Herald, a Spanish-language title editorially independent since 1998. Miami is a two-language, two-hemisphere city, and the Herald reports it that way.
A Miami address, not ambition
Herald readers are residents. A British company that has genuinely opened in Brickell, Wynwood, Doral or Fort Lauderdale, put people on a Florida payroll, or signed a named Florida customer has something a reporter can stand up. A company that intends to do those things next quarter has a press release. The desk can tell the difference in one line.
Five hours, and an early city
South Florida runs on Eastern time, five hours behind Britain, which is the friendliest gap of any major American market. The city also starts early; the trading and property crowd are at their desks well before eight. Send around midday UK time and you land at the start of a Miami working morning, which is when the day’s assignments are still fluid.
Hurricane season rewrites the diary
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from the first of June to the end of November. When a named system enters the basin and points at Florida, every other story on the list is dropped without discussion, sometimes for a fortnight. Plan announcements around it where you can, and build a pause into any campaign that has to run inside it.
Spanish is not optional here
A very large share of the market works and reads in Spanish, and el Nuevo Herald has operated with its own editorial direction since 1998. Have your materials professionally translated rather than run through software, and put forward a spokesperson who can hold an interview in Spanish. Doing so does not double your effort; it roughly doubles your available routes in.
Learn the actual local economy
Miami runs on trade and logistics through its seaport and airport, banking and wealth management serving Latin America, tourism and hospitality, property development, healthcare, and a heavily covered technology and digital-assets scene. Position your business inside one of those, using the vocabulary people there use. Generic language about innovation identifies you instantly as somebody who has never visited.
Explain your British credentials
American spelling and dollars are the easy part. The harder part is that Financial Conduct Authority authorisation, an AIM listing, a Royal Warrant or a Companies House filing history mean nothing to a Florida reporter unless you say in one clause what each of them is and why it should reassure a reader. Assume no knowledge of British institutions whatsoever.
The Herald’s beats, and where British stories fit
This is a metropolitan newspaper with an unusually international remit for its size. Treat the list below as a map of where a British business might plausibly appear, rather than as a summary of everything the title publishes.
- Business, covering South Florida companies, commercial and residential property, banking, the seaport and airport economy, and the corporate relocations reshaping Brickell
- Latin America and the Caribbean, covering Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti and the region’s politics, migration and money, a beat almost no other American metro still staffs properly
- Climate and environment, covering sea-level rise, flooding, insurance costs, the Everglades and the building rules that follow, reported as economics rather than as science
- Local and state government, covering Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe county politics plus Tallahassee, where Florida law changes quickly and affects anybody trading in the state
- Food, culture and events, covering restaurants, the Art Basel Miami Beach week, music and nightlife, weighted heavily towards places readers can physically go
- Sport, covering the Dolphins, Heat, Marlins, Panthers, Inter Miami and the Miami Grand Prix, each of which drags commercial and sponsorship reporting along behind it
The five things that sink a British pitch here
Each of these is entirely avoidable and each is extremely common in the pitches we see rewritten. Because the Herald’s desks are small, the very first filter applied is whether the story belongs to South Florida at all.
- No local footprint. An American expansion announcement with no Florida office, no Florida hires and no Florida customer is not a South Florida story, whatever the size of the funding round behind it.
- Timed into storm season. Between June and November a named hurricane clears the news list completely. Launching inside that window with no weather contingency wastes every hour of preparation.
- English-language only. In a market where a substantial share of readers work in Spanish, turning up with no translated materials and nobody able to give a Spanish interview halves your reach before you begin.
- Treating el Nuevo Herald as a translation desk. It is a separate newsroom exercising its own editorial judgement. Pitch it properly and on its own terms, or leave it alone entirely.
- Miami used as a backdrop. Photographs from a launch party on a rooftop are not a business story. The desk wants headcount, leases, capital committed, licences granted and customers named.
Not sure which of these applies to your story? Send it to ceo@unitedpress.uk and we will tell you straight.
Florida questions we field from UK teams
Why do so many British companies pick Miami for a US launch?
Because it is the shortest route into both the American and Latin American markets, the gap from London is five hours rather than eight, and Florida’s tax and regulatory environment appeals to founders. The Herald’s business desk knows all of this, which is precisely why your arrival is not news in itself. What you do once you have arrived might be.
Does the Miami Herald still report on Latin America?
Yes, and it remains one of very few American metropolitan papers doing so with dedicated staff. Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti and the wider Caribbean are long-established beats. A British company with genuine operations, supply chains, or payments and remittance exposure in the region has a legitimate route in that British firms almost never think to use.
Should we prepare materials in Spanish?
Yes, if you are serious about the market. Have everything translated by a professional rather than by software, and make certain at least one spokesperson can handle a live interview. Because el Nuevo Herald runs its own editorial direction, treat it as a second publication to be pitched on its merits, never as a Spanish edition of the first.
How should hurricane season change our planning?
The season runs from the first of June to the thirtieth of November and dominates the local agenda whenever a system threatens the state. Schedule announcements outside it where the calendar allows. Where it does not, build an explicit pause into the plan, because material issued while the region is boarding up reads badly and earns nothing.
What British evidence carries weight with a Florida business reporter?
Material that is filed and checkable. Companies House accounts, Financial Conduct Authority registration, HM Revenue and Customs trade data and figures from a named British trade body can each be verified from a Miami desk within minutes. Convert every figure into dollars, state the rate you used, and never lean on a ranking claim you cannot source.
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