How to get featured in Supply Chain Dive

How Supply Chain Dive decides what to cover

Supply Chain Dive is an Industry Dive publication, now part of Informa TechTarget, covering logistics, freight, procurement, technology, operations, regulation, and risk. Its readers run supply chains, so stories focus on decisions and their consequences: a shipper changing carriers, a retailer reshaping its distribution network, a tariff change rippling through sourcing, a technology rollout with measurable results.

What rarely makes the cut is a vendor announcement without evidence. Reporters want named customers, real numbers, and someone who can explain why a decision was made.

How to pitch Supply Chain Dive

The contact page lists the newsroom routes: an editors page showing who covers what, a contact form that includes a pitch a story option, and a Submit a tip page. Choose the reporter whose recent bylines match your segment and send a brief email with the operational facts.

Good pitches here read like a case file. Explain what changed, the volumes or costs involved, the timeline, and who can speak. Customer stories carry far more weight when the customer is willing to be named and quoted. Data from your platform can work if you explain the methodology and what it represents.

Contributed articles and op-eds

Supply Chain Dive accepts opinion pieces from industry experts through its submission page. The rules are specific. Pieces must be new and exclusive, with no previously published work, and the outlet retains exclusive rights for at least 30 days. The average submission is about 1,000 words. Generative AI may not be used to write op-eds, and AI-generated submissions are rejected. Editors reply within three weeks only if a piece is accepted, and authors should be available for two to three rounds of edits and fact checks.

The site also offers DiveWire, a paid press release posting service. The outlet says posting guarantees a place on its press release page but has no effect on whether reporters cover the story.

Frequently asked questions

Can you pay to be featured in Supply Chain Dive?

You can pay to post a labeled press release through DiveWire. News coverage and op-ed selection are editorial decisions and are not for sale.

Does Supply Chain Dive accept guest posts?

Yes, as exclusive opinion pieces submitted through the official form, written by the expert and without generative AI.

Who should I pitch at Supply Chain Dive?

The reporter on your beat, listed on the editors page, or the newsroom through the contact form and tip page.

A PR-led agency brings Supply Chain Dive the operational evidence reporters need and keeps paid distribution separate from earned coverage. Our media relations work applies the same approach to logistics and supply chain technology companies.