A feature in Wall Street Times puts your name in front of finance professionals and investors. It gives you a credible, searchable source that clients, investors and journalists can find when they look you up, and a link you can share for years.
What Wall Street Times covers: Finance, Wall Street, investing and corporate leadership. This guide explains how to get featured there, which story angles work, and how to prepare.
Why a feature in Wall Street Times matters
Most people decide whether to trust you before they ever speak to you. A third-party article from a recognized publication answers the question "who is this person?" better than anything you could say about yourself. Wall Street Times reaches readers in and around New York & National, and its articles are indexed by search engines, so the story keeps working long after publication day.
You arrive as a name. The press is where the world first learns to see you.
Who Wall Street Times is right for
Wall Street Times is a strong fit for bankers, fund founders, wealth managers, CFOs and fintech founders. If your story fits the publication's beat and you have something real to say, there is a place for you on its pages.
Story angles Wall Street Times publishes
Editors don't publish résumés; they publish stories. These are the kinds of headlines that work for Wall Street Times:
- The fund founder who left a bulge-bracket bank
- A wealth manager on protecting family fortunes
- Inside a CFO's playbook for a volatile year
What Wall Street Times editors look for
Business editors want substance they can verify: a clear company story, real milestones, and a point of view on your industry. Bring numbers you can stand behind and an opinion worth quoting.
Prepare these before we start
- A short company fact sheet: founding year, what you sell, who you serve
- Two or three concrete results (growth, clients, deals, milestones)
- A professional headshot and, if you have them, office or product photos
- One contrarian or expert opinion about your industry
How we get you featured in Wall Street Times
- Consultation. A short call to understand your goals and confirm that Wall Street Times reaches the audience you want.
- Story discovery. We interview you to find the angle: the milestone, the turning point, the opinion only you can give.
- Writing. Our writers prepare a polished, newsroom-style draft in Wall Street Times's house style.
- Your approval. You review everything we write. Nothing goes out without your sign-off.
- Publication and amplification. Once the article is live, we send you the link, add it to your press page and use it to strengthen your search results.
Typical timeline: one to three weeks from draft approval to publication.
Make it part of a larger ascent
One article opens the door. Several, across business, regional and niche titles, build authority. Clients often pair Wall Street Times with publications such as Publicist Paper, CEO Weekly, Economic Insider, then move on to tier-one media, list nominations and a Times Square display.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get an article written about me in Wall Street Times?
Email inquiries@authoritymediagroup.co with a few lines about who you are. We confirm that Wall Street Times is the right fit, interview you, write the article, and handle submission and publication once you approve the draft.
How long does it take to get published in Wall Street Times?
Typically one to three weeks from the moment you approve the final draft. Time-sensitive news can sometimes move faster.
Do I get to review the article before it goes live?
Yes. Nothing is submitted until you have read and approved the final draft.
Will my Wall Street Times article show up on Google?
Articles on established news domains such as Wall Street Times are normally indexed by Google and often rank when people search your name. We also link the article from your press page and profiles to help it surface.
Can I be featured in Wall Street Times and other publications at the same time?
Yes. Most clients combine Wall Street Times with two or more Registry titles so their name appears across several respected sources. See our degrees on the services page.
How much does a feature in Wall Street Times cost?
Pricing depends on the publication, the format and whether it is part of a larger campaign. Write to inquiries@authoritymediagroup.co for a private quote.
Get your article in Wall Street Times
Send a few lines about who you are and what you've built. A strategist replies within one business day.