Story Submission Entertainment and Media | She's SINGLE Magazine | New York, NY
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We welcome sponsored posts from both new and previously published journalists.

Please see below for our submission guidelines.

She’s SINGLE is always on the lookout for great writers with great ideas.

Rates range based on type of feature but typically we charge $180-$425 for essays and between $700-$1,125 for reported features (no less than 1,000 words).

 

One of our most distinctive features is our writers’ original, forthright voices and STRONG points of view, even in reported pieces. We want works that introduce new, thoughtful takes on stories that haven’t gotten a lot of attention or analysis, and fresh perspectives on those that have. Relationship issues people within particular community are too afraid to confront. Context is always essential: Why do our readers want to know about this now? And, as always, the writing has to show, not tell.

 

Our primary focus here at She’s SINGLE is the [woman]; how is she thriving? What are some hurdles in today’s climate she faces? How has she overcome those hurdles and who can we spotlight? As well as race, sex, class, gender, LGBTQ, cultural trends, and more.

Features: Our long-form features are semi-reported or reported stories that have strong pacing, voice, and analysis.

Think and trend pieces:  We love features that explore issues that may not be necessarily pegged to the news. Shifts in cultural happenings, in society, or in industries.

 

First Person:  These are first-person, often memoirist, sometimes semi-reported essays.

Interviews:  We do consider celebrity, or personality-driven Q&As, driven by a particular theme.

 

Do:

  • Submit your press release here.

  • Send attachments (dropbox links and/or images in a Google Drive. Submissions without photos will not be considered for feature).

  • Branded Content Campaign Pitches and advertising request: email marketing@branndet.com

  • Include a brief detail in your subject line, and then in the first sentence of the email, a sentence on what the pitch is. Include links to clips, your website, and social. We want to get a sense of you and your work.

  • Knock us out in the first few sentences of your email to us—we want to get excited right away, just as we hope our readers will by your feature. Tell us why your story will be perfect for She’s SINGLE.

  • Take a good look around www.shessinglemag.com before you send us a pitch. It should be obvious what we publish.

Don’t:

  • Boil your pitch down to one or two short paragraphs.

  • Pitch poetry, art or fiction

  • Pitch anything previously published

  • If your pitch is under multiple submissions, please let us know.

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