BrandPush Outlines Article Submission Limits and Paid Writing Services
BrandPush says a publish-ready news story submitted for distribution should meet the article limits shown on its order page. The company’s guidance covers story length, links, images, paid writing and timing language tied to delivery estimates.
Article length, links and images
BrandPush’s order page states that each article can include up to 4 images, 5 links and 350 to 1,200 words. Its public writing guide says a story should use a factual, news-style headline, place a short summary directly below the headline and use a neutral, factual tone.
The same public guide says customers should use descriptive linked text rather than pasting long raw URLs into the story.
For images, BrandPush’s public image guidelines say Yahoo Finance and Big News Network only support 1 image per article. If a story includes multiple images, those outlets use the first image only, while other outlets can still include the remaining images.
The image guidelines also list accepted formats as JPEG, JPG, PNG, BMP, HEIF, HEIC, TIFF, TIF, SVG and WEBP. They say animated images such as GIFs cannot be published. BrandPush recommends a width of at least 800 pixels, with images placed below the summary section and on their own line. The guidelines state that hyperlinks cannot be added directly to images.
Customer copy and paid writing services
BrandPush says customers can upload their own story at no extra cost, with distribution packages paid separately. Customers who do not upload their own story can choose a paid writing option during the order process.
The listed writing options are Short at $40 for 350 words, Regular at $60 for 500 words and Long at $80 for 700+ words. BrandPush presents paid writing as separate from its distribution packages.
The company states that writing adds 1 to 2 business days. Its order page also states that delivery estimates are not guaranteed.
BrandPush’s writing guide says stories should be written in the third person and should cover the essential who, what, when, where and why near the beginning. The guide also says writers should avoid exaggerated claims, sales language, testimonials and unverifiable statements, and should use short paragraphs and clear spacing.
About BrandPush
BrandPush provides news story distribution and paid writing through its order page.