Get Featured in Digital Trends
Digital Trends • Guaranteed editorial feature • 1–2 weeks • US audience
Yes, you can get featured in Digital Trends. Viral Spike Marketing arranges a guaranteed editorial feature on digitaltrends.com: a full article about you, your company, your product or your app, written to Digital Trends’ standards, approved by you before it runs, indexed on Google, and typically live within one to two weeks. If the placement does not publish, you receive a full refund.
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Can you get featured in Digital Trends?
A leading consumer technology site that helps everyday buyers understand new products and decide what is worth owning.
Digital Trends covers consumer technology: phones, computers, televisions and audio, gaming, smart-home devices, wearables, electric vehicles and streaming. Coverage earned through a cold pitch usually goes to major product launches from the biggest hardware brands and to devices its reviewers have already chosen to test. A guaranteed placement removes that uncertainty: the piece is arranged with the publication in advance, you approve the draft, and it publishes on digitaltrends.com inside a written window, usually one to two weeks. It is a real article on the site that you can put in a proposal, a deck or a profile.
What Digital Trends covers
Digital Trends is one of the best-known consumer technology publications in the United States, started in Portland, Oregon. It covers mobile phones, laptops and desktop computing, televisions and home theater, headphones and speakers, gaming hardware and titles, smart-home devices, wearables and fitness tech, cars and electric vehicles, and streaming entertainment. News, product reviews, buying guides, comparisons and how-to articles sit side by side across the site.
The voice is approachable and practical, written for people who like technology but do not work in it. Digital Trends explains what a product does, who it suits and whether it is worth the money. Stories about a device that solves an everyday problem, an app that changes a routine, a company taking on a bigger rival, or a new idea in a familiar category all belong there.
Who reads Digital Trends
Digital Trends readers are shoppers and enthusiasts: people comparing phones before an upgrade, gamers building a setup, households choosing a television or a soundbar, early adopters following new categories, and owners looking for help with the gear they already have. Most are in the United States, and many arrive with a purchase in mind and a short list to narrow.
For a consumer hardware brand, an app maker or a startup with a product on sale, a Digital Trends feature puts the story in front of people who are actively choosing what to buy. It is also a name that retailers, distributors, investors and crowdfunding backers recognize, and one that sits well on a product page, packaging insert or sales deck.
Who a Digital Trends feature is a good fit for
Digital Trends suits companies that make things people use every day.
Consumer hardware brands
Makers of audio gear, wearables, phone accessories, smart-home devices and computing peripherals with a product that is available to buy now.
Apps and software makers
Mobile apps, productivity tools, security software and consumer services that solve a clear everyday problem for a general audience.
Gaming and entertainment tech
Gaming hardware, accessories, studios and streaming products with something genuinely new to show players, streamers and home-theater fans.
Founders of tech startups
Founders whose product, design decisions or route to market make a story that a non-technical reader would still follow.
What the Digital Trends placement includes
Everything below is written into your scope before you pay.
| Item | What you get |
|---|---|
| Placement type | Guaranteed editorial feature published on digitaltrends.com. A full article written to Digital Trends’ standards, not a press release or a banner ad. |
| Typical turnaround | One to two weeks from your written approval of the draft. Your scope names the exact publication window. |
| Audience and region | United States, with a broad consumer readership of gadget buyers, gamers, home-theater fans, smart-home owners and people researching their next phone, laptop or television. |
| Google indexing | The article is published at a live URL on digitaltrends.com and indexed by Google, so it can be found when someone searches your name or company. |
| Your approval | You review the full draft, request revisions and sign off in writing before anything is submitted. |
| Refund guarantee | If the placement does not publish as written, you receive a full refund. The refund terms are stated before payment. |
The outlet, format, timeline and refund terms are written into your scope before you pay, exactly as they are for every guaranteed PR placement from Viral Spike Marketing. Digital Trends is one of the outlets in our publications directory.
What makes a story pitch-ready for Digital Trends
Digital Trends readers want to know what a product does and whether it is worth owning.
Digital Trends writes for buyers, so a feature works when it is concrete about the product: what it does, who it is for, how it differs from the alternatives and where it can be bought. The strongest pieces explain the problem in plain language and back every claim with a specification, a test or a real user’s experience.
Before drafting, we look for the strongest of the angles below. Product companies often lead with the feature list, when the reason the product exists is the better story.
What weakens a pitch
- Specification lists with no story. Readers can find numbers anywhere, and a feature has to explain why those numbers matter in daily use.
- Claims that cannot be shown. “Best in class” and “fastest ever” need evidence, and everything we write must be true.
- A product nobody can buy yet. Readers arrive ready to choose, so vague availability and distant ship dates weaken the piece.
- Jargon aimed at engineers. Digital Trends is read by a general audience, and the story has to make sense to them.
How Viral Spike Marketing handles it
Strategy, story angle, writing, placement, delivery. No retainer, no lock-in.
Strategy
A short consultation covers your product or company, your buyers and your launch timing. If Digital Trends is not the right outlet for your goal, we say so.
Story angle
We identify the angle an editor at Digital Trends would run: the product, the problem it solves or the founder story that a mainstream technology buyer would stop to read.
Writing
Our writers draft the piece to Digital Trends’ standards and length. You review it, request revisions and give written approval.
Placement
The approved article is submitted to the publication inside the agreed window. Nothing is submitted before you sign off.
Delivery
The piece goes live on digitaltrends.com. You receive the live URL and guidance on using it in your product pages, retail pitches, investor updates and social profiles.
Viral Spike Marketing has run press and visibility campaigns for brands, founders and artists across the country, including names such as OVO Sound, Taylor Gang, G Herbo and NLE Choppa. Guaranteed placements are one route inside our public relations service; pitched coverage is the other.
Digital Trends placement FAQ
What founders and product teams ask before booking a Digital Trends feature.
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Get featured in Digital Trends before your next launch.
Tell us about the product, who it is for and the date you need the story by. We will confirm the fit, put the outlet, timeline and refund terms in writing, and handle it from angle to live link.
Guaranteed editorial feature · you approve the draft · full refund if it does not run