Publish what your
company learns.
Publish your company’s ideas, technical knowledge, research, announcements and opinions where millions of technologists already come to read. Participate in the technology news cycle by putting what your company learns, builds and changes on the public record. More readers.
Your company blog is home base. HackerNoon helps the story travel.
Your team already does the hard part: knowing something worth publishing. Business Blogging gives selected company stories another home in front of HackerNoon’s existing technology audience.
Technology companies already bring their stories to HackerNoon.
Leave the internet with more than you found.
Document what your company knows. Back it up on the blockchain. Let it get cited freely. Publish something worth passing on.
Eyeballs
Your story joins a publication read by developers, founders, engineers and technology decision-makers around the world.
Editorial legitimacy
Paid does not mean automatic. HackerNoon editors review submissions; rejected stories do not consume a credit.
Distribution
Your story can surface across HackerNoon feeds, tags, newsletters, social channels, translations and the broader web.
Live Long & Prosper
Unlike an ad impression, a good article remains readable, searchable, shareable and citeable after the campaign ends.
Make news by publishing your company's expertise, experience or milestones.
Why companies publish here.
The best pitch for Business Blogging is what customers say after they publish.
“The audience responds to the content really well.”
“Technology leaders are already reading here.”
“Reach new and engaged readers.”
“Connect with a new audience and elevate your brand.”
Business Blogging helped Maruti Tech Labs put its insights in front of an engaged, tech-savvy audience and drive meaningful visibility.
HarperDB values HackerNoon as a publishing platform because its own articles live alongside independent community coverage.
Courier celebrated reaching 58K+ reads on HackerNoon.
“HackerNoon is one of my go-to spots for industry news, case studies, and tutorials.”
“It’s not our first time working with HackerNoon. We had positive experiences before.”
“Boosts make it possible to amplify the most urgent stories directly to technology leaders, in real time.”
“It’s a valuable service to the tech community.”
“My favorite place to publish.”
“A platform I trust for quality and innovation.”
“One of my go-to spots for industry news.”
“Helps us gain visibility among tech enthusiasts.”
“A game-changer for us.”
“A tremendous way to connect with a new audience.”
“We love HackerNoon!”
“You’ve carved out a unique space in the tech world.”
“Such a great resource for the conversation in tech.”
“An awesome publication. 10/10 recommend.”
“A reputable journal where editors bring top stories to technologists.”
“One of my favorite spaces on the web.”
“Highly technical and product-focused tech journalism.”
“I love HackerNoon!”
“Such a great reading/writing platform!”
“A treasure trove of valuable content.”
“A top source for new technical trends.”
“We love HackerNoon.”
“Well-built and progressing fast.”
“I gain so much value from this blog every week.”
“Impressed that HackerNoon drives more traffic than Forbes.”
“One of the greatest free resources for programmers.”
“HackerNoon authors are like gods to me.”
“Really happy to be featured in HackerNoon.”
“Their email sequence is mind-blowing.”
“A fantastic way to ensure high-quality original content.”
“Informative, engaging and appealing to readers.”
“The best place on the internet to publish.”
“I just got featured on HackerNoon!”
“Publishing in HackerNoon is a big deal for me.”
“Amazed at the editing quality.”
“So easy. 10/10.”
“I’m loving their articles on software development.”
“It helped me land my first internship.”
“My story is trending on HackerNoon again.”
“You guys help me improve my writing skills.”
“Grateful for the opportunity to share my work.”
“Thanks to indie publishers like HackerNoon for giving us a voice.”
“The HackerNoon article got almost 7,000 page views.”
“Distributed it to their massive email audience.”
“Almost a quarter million reads overall.”
“HackerNoon has been central to my blog work.”
“Great content and one of my favourite publications.”
“So many cool things you can write about.”
“Can I hire HackerNoon to write my titles?”
“The image creator is incredible.”
“I like having access without any subscription.”
“They craft a new article on HackerNoon.”
“Every movement HackerNoon makes counts.”
“You made the competition a great success.”
“A go-to for a broad spectrum of coding topics.”
“A game-changing innovation for our clients.”
“Instrumental in amplifying important conversations.”
“Thrilled to be selected by HackerNoon.”
“Writing with HackerNoon is always the right strategy.”
“Feels like winning the internet for a day.”
“A huge achievement for our community.”
“Very valuable content, all for free.”
“A great site, and fast and friendly customer service.”
“Exciting news from HackerNoon.”
Good Companies publish here. People who work with good companies read here.
Technical stories that earned more than four months of aggregate reader attention.
Deep dives on databases, machine learning infrastructure, caching and real-world scale.
MEXC took its company stories beyond its own blog.
Publishing with HackerNoon generated thousands of views and days of aggregate reading time.
43 stories. A library, not a campaign.
MinIO built a sustained publishing footprint on HackerNoon instead of betting everything on one post.
Read the posts. Sorted by what you build.
A closer look at what company publishing actually looks like on HackerNoon, broken out by beat. Real posts, real companies, no invented claims.
AI & ML
Research, product deep dives and applied engineering from AI & ML companies.
→ 02Business
Strategy, growth and operating lessons companies put on the record.
→ 03Cybersecurity
Threat research, disclosures and defensive engineering from security teams.
→ 04HackerNoon
Posts that show what publishing on HackerNoon itself looks like in practice.
→ 05Software Engineering
Architecture decisions, infrastructure notes and engineering postmortems.
→ 06Web3
Protocol updates, launches and on-chain research from web3 companies.
→Just write the blog post. We’ll help it find readers.
Talk to us — or don’t.
Meet with HackerNoon if you want help choosing the right package and publishing strategy. Already know what you want? Buy credits yourself.
Submit a company post.
Create a draft under your brand profile. Tutorials, research, opinion, product lessons, announcements and genuinely useful company knowledge are welcome.
Pass editorial review.
Editors review the submission before publication. If it’s rejected, the publishing credit stays in your account.
Join the internet.
The published story gets a permanent HackerNoon URL and enters the same discovery ecosystem as the rest of the publication.
People building, documenting and discovering what worked and what comes next.
The best Business Blogging story does not read like an ad. It reads like something a smart person at your company knew that the rest of the internet should know too.
What does your company know
that the internet should?
Tell it on HackerNoon.