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How to Get on HackerNoon: A Guide for Tech Companies and Founders

HackerNoon is a technology publishing platform where engineers, founders and tech professionals publish stories that are reviewed by human editors. Here's how to get published there, and what makes a story get accepted.

Short answer: anyone can submit a story to HackerNoon. You create an account, write in its editor, add a title, image, TL;DR and tags, disclose any company interests, and submit it for review. A human editor reviews every submission, usually within a few business days, and not every story is accepted. Original technical insight and real data get accepted; thin promotion doesn't.

The ways onto HackerNoon

RouteHow it worksCredibility with investors and buyers
Write and submit your own storyPublish under your name or your executive's; a human editor reviews and may edit itHigh with technical readers, if the insight is real
Be covered or quoted in someone else's storyAnother HackerNoon writer covers your product or quotes your teamHigh
Business and sponsored programsHackerNoon also runs business publishing and sponsorship options for companiesMedium: reach, read as company-supported

What gets editorial coverage

  • Original technical insight: how you built something, what broke, what you learned.
  • Data or research your company owns.
  • Clear opinions on AI, security, infrastructure or developer tools, backed by experience.
  • Stories with a useful takeaway rather than a product pitch.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Submitting a press release as a story.
  • Hiding company interests: HackerNoon asks you to disclose them.
  • Publishing content you don't own the rights to.

How Jamco PR gets clients on HackerNoon

Jamco PR has placed clients on HackerNoon. The Binary Holdings landed 5 placements in 2 weeks, including HackerNoon and Investing.com, timed around its funding round.

Jamco PR works with guaranteed placements on top-tier publications: if a placement doesn't go live within 60 days, it's replaced with another top-tier outlet at no extra cost. First placements can go live in as little as 24 hours, and most clients see their first article within 14 days.

Recent client results

Real Jamco PR placements you can read today. Most clients see their first article within 14 days.

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About the author

Joseph Tannous is the founder of Jamco PR, which has helped 50+ tech companies and their executives get on Business Insider, USA Today and top-tier publications. Favikon ranks him the #1 Corporate Communications & PR voice in Estonia. More about Joseph · LinkedIn

Frequently asked questions

How do I get published on HackerNoon?

Create an account, write your story in HackerNoon's editor, add a title, image, TL;DR and tags, disclose any company interests, and submit it for review. A human editor decides whether it's published.

How long does HackerNoon take to review a story?

HackerNoon aims to have a human review submissions within about 3 business days, though timing varies.

Can a company promote its product on HackerNoon?

Stories should offer real insight rather than promotion, and company interests must be disclosed. HackerNoon also offers business publishing and sponsorship options for companies.

Can Jamco PR get my company on HackerNoon?

Yes. Jamco PR places clients on publications including HackerNoon, Investing.com and Business Insider, with guaranteed placements.

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