European media for start-ups
As an ambitious start-up, press coverage is crucial to highlight your recent entry into the market. Especially for start-ups, European attention can be a major asset in stimulating growth. But which platforms do you want to be seen on?
Which websites or magazines should you contact to reach those interested in the latest news about European technology? In this article, we review four websites with European news about technology and start-ups. A listing on one of these four websites can be very valuable in your growth process.
EU startups
With 44,000 newsletter subscribers, EU Startups is the leading online magazine in Europe. They publish articles about (re) launches, financing and acquisitions of technology start-ups and other tech news. They also regularly publish interesting interviews with European start-up founders. Every month, they reach an audience of over 200,000 interested technology enthusiasts across Europe. According to their own recent reader survey, 78% of the readers of EU Start-ups are decision makers.
Tech.eu
Tech.eu brings European technology news, data analysis and market information. They offer a wide range of stories about start-ups, scaling up, capital rounds, and more. What makes Tech.eu a particularly interesting platform is the diversity of their publishing channels. In addition to an online magazine, Tech.eu also sends out a weekly newsletter and podcast, as well as an event calendar.
Sifted
While Sifted hasn't been around as long as EU startups and Tech.eu, they've managed to rapidly build a significant audience. This is partly due to the support of the Financial Times, but also to the fact that they provide high-quality and in-depth content about European start-ups and technology. They send out a newsletter no less than three times a week. Not only do they want to be a reliable and independent source for European news about start-ups and technology, but also a channel of discovery.
Silicon Canals
Based in the Netherlands, Silicon Canals offers news, knowledge and insights from the European technology and start-up ecosystem. They have a specific interest in the Benelux market. Their goal is to provide interested parties with valuable and indispensable information on topics such as mobility, AI and FinTech. The Silicon Canals audience includes people who work at or at start-ups, as well as investors and business innovation managers.
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