Publish a Press Release on StreetInsider

How to submit a press release to StreetInsider

StreetInsider aggregates market-moving news as it breaks. It does not publish guest posts or contributor articles, and there is no submission form for companies. Press releases appear there because they arrive through wire distribution feeds, and correctly formatted, ticker-tagged releases are what that feed is built to carry.

That is what this placement covers: compliance review, wire submission and your publication report, all for $29. For more on how StreetInsider fits with a general-audience placement, read our guide on publishing on USA TODAY and StreetInsider.

Why the ticker symbol matters on StreetInsider

StreetInsider readers follow specific stocks. If your company is publicly traded, include your exchange and ticker symbol, for example (NASDAQ: EXMP), in the release. That is what tags the release to your stock so it appears alongside that ticker's other news, where investors following you will see it.

You do not need a ticker to publish a StreetInsider press release: private companies appear in the general news feed. The placement is most valuable for public companies and for news investors act on, so lead with concrete figures such as revenue, growth or contract value.

Who a StreetInsider press release is for

StreetInsider readers want to know one thing: what does this mean for the stock? Lead with concrete numbers. News that fits well:

• Earnings, guidance and financial results
• Listings, uplistings, financings and share offerings
• Acquisitions, mergers and strategic partnerships
• Contract wins and regulatory milestones with measurable impact
• Leadership changes at publicly traded companies

Why a StreetInsider placement matters to investors

Traders and analysts use StreetInsider to track news as it happens. A release there puts your announcement in the same stream they already watch, next to the rest of the day's market news, rather than only on your own website.

Describe the placement accurately, for example "Our announcement was published on StreetInsider", and link to the live page from your publication report.

How much does a StreetInsider press release cost?

With TS Newswire, a StreetInsider press release costs $29, one-time, per release. That price covers compliance review, wire submission, distribution to StreetInsider and a publication report with the live URL. There is no subscription, no membership fee and no extra charge for links or an image.

The only optional extra is AI-assisted writing, if you need the release written for you. It is priced separately and shown in your cart before you pay.

Are StreetInsider press release links nofollow?

Yes. Your StreetInsider press release can include 2 to 4 links to your website, and they are published as nofollow links. That is standard for press releases on major news and financial sites, and it matches Google's guidance that links in press releases should not pass ranking credit. Be wary of anyone who promises a do-follow link on a site like StreetInsider.

Nofollow links still do real work: readers click them, they send referral traffic to your site, and the release gives you a brand mention on a recognised domain that search engines and AI assistants can find and cite. Rankings and traffic are not guaranteed.

Is publication on StreetInsider guaranteed?

Every StreetInsider press release has to pass our compliance review and the wire partner's own guidelines first, so no honest service can promise publication for any release. What we guarantee is the outcome for you: a release that is accepted is distributed to StreetInsider, and a release that cannot be accepted gets a full refund.

How to write a press release StreetInsider will accept

Write like a reporter describing news, not a marketer describing a product. A genuine announcement in plain, factual language, with a real quote and accurate figures, clears review far more often than promotional copy.

Aim for roughly 400 to 800 words and follow the structure below. Our guide to writing a press release has worked examples.

• Write in a factual, third-person news tone, in US English and AP style
• Put the real news in the first sentence and support it with verifiable details
• Attribute every figure and claim, and avoid anything that reads as investment advice
• Use quotes that add insight or context, not generic praise
• Use 2 to 4 relevant links and no bare URLs in the text

1.Headline

Title Case, factual, names your company and the news. About 70 characters or less.

2.Stock ticker (if public)

Your exchange and ticker symbol, for example (NASDAQ: EXMP), so the release can be tagged to your company.

3.Dateline

CITY, State, Month Day, Year, for example "AUSTIN, Texas, October 9, 2026".

4.Lead paragraph

Who, what, when, where, why and how in two or three sentences. The news goes first, not last.

5.Body paragraphs

Supporting details, figures and context you could verify if asked.

6.Quote

At least one meaningful, attributed quote from an executive or expert that adds insight, not hype.

7.Boilerplate

A short "About" paragraph describing your company in plain words.

8.Media contact

Name, title, email and phone number for journalists who want to follow up.

What does not get accepted

Check this before you order. Our compliance review checks every release against the wire partner's guidelines before submission, and category rules for regulated industries are in our editorial guidelines.

• Misleading, unverifiable or exaggerated claims, including promised returns or investment advice
• Advertorials: copy whose main goal is to sell, persuade or promote rather than inform
• Calls to action such as buy, invest, subscribe or click here, and heavy promotional language
• Ticker-stuffing: naming tickers that have nothing to do with the announcement
• Content with no genuine news hook behind it
• Images or content you have not confirmed you have the rights to use
• Releases missing a headline, dateline, body or media contact

No press release yet? We can write it for you

Add AI-assisted writing at checkout. You send a short brief with the facts, quotes and links you want included, we draft the release with AI in the structure StreetInsider expects and check it against the guidelines above, and you approve it before submission. The facts, numbers and quotes still come from you, so the release stays accurate.

AI-assisted press release writing is currently $129 per release, added at checkout.

Pair StreetInsider with other single placements

StreetInsider reaches traders and analysts. Pair it with Yahoo Finance or Morningstar for a wider investor audience, or with Business Insider and USA TODAY to reach business and general readers. Each single placement is bought individually, at its own fixed price, and goes into the same cart and the same report.

Prefer a bundle? Our press release distribution packages combine many outlets at one price, and the full outlet network lists every single placement with its price.

Refunds: what happens if your release is not accepted

If your release cannot be accepted, because it falls outside our compliance review or the wire partner's guidelines, you receive a full refund of the $29 placement. Where a release can be fixed, we send notes first so you can edit and resubmit.

If the release passes our review but is not distributed, you also receive a full refund, as set out in our refund policy.

How long does it take to publish on StreetInsider?

There are two steps. First, our compliance review checks your release after you submit it. Second, the wire partner and StreetInsider's own syndication schedule determine when it goes live, typically 24 to 72 hours after approval.

If your announcement is tied to a date, order a few days ahead and submit with a note about timing, so there is room for a round of edits without missing your moment. How long a release stays online is controlled by the publisher, so we do not promise a fixed duration; your publication report keeps a record of the live URL.