Reach highly targeted audiences interested in how innovation and technology are shaping their lives.

We know how to connect with this community, with engaging editorial and clear distribution.

Uniques readers read our content monthly 

in the mid-Atlantic that care about local technology communities.

Readers that subscribe to our daily or regular emails.

Followers on social media across Twitter and Facebook.

Each month, our audience reads an average of two articles per visit.

Mobile is responsible for 35% of traffic across our properties.

55% of readers are in technical positions. 2/3 want to learn about how their city is changing.

Women make up 47% of our audience; People of Color make up 18%.

Millennials ages 18-34 make up 60% of our audience.

We work with you to decide the focus of the story or series, we create the content with the same approach as our journalism, and the content is shared with our audience in our newsletter and across social.

Align with our editorial calendar or support a special series on a topic of your choice. Your brand appears as a supporter of that series.

We offer standard display advertising that appears alongside our editorial content and in our newsletters.

Our ebook platform provides a deep-dive lead generation opportunity for our partners.

We create specialized content, like infographics and guides that relies on our understanding of these communities.

Julie Stapleton Carroll

Program Director

"[Technical.ly] really listened to what we wanted the article to come across and was really there for the customer."

Abbey Palutis

Marketing

"It was a nice way to profile the student ventures. It resulted in value for us and our investment."

A behind-the-scenes look into how a celebrated Philadelphia horticultural institution brought in a new constituency through arts/tech content.

Technical.ly and Blackstone LaunchPad Philadelphia partnered for a year-long campaign.

If you're looking for the right time to align with our editorial schedule, here's what we have planned this year.

January: Immigration

February: Hiring

March: Augmented/Virtual Reality

April: Design

May: Learn to Code

June: Intellectual Property; Open Source

July: Makers

August: Women in Tech

September: Sciences

October: Technologists of Color

November: Dev Teams

December: Company Culture

If you'd like to learn more about these advertising opportunities, fill out the form below. If you're seeking coverage from our editorial team, and instead of an advertising campaign, we encourage you to email info@technical.ly.