Submit case studies, press releases, project history, and award history through the below portal. Once you submit, we'll be in touch for final polishing and formatting of the article. Upon approval, we'll then send the article out to individuals that we refer to as our "Conduit Members." These are NOT employees of ours but are government officials (notably, small business program managers for various agencies) and employees of some of the largest prime contractors (typically, small business liaison officers). These conduit members, then, send your articles out to their networks through email, social media, etc. Each article generally goes out to around 15,000-20,000 high-end individuals: buyers, contracting officers, subcontract administrators, program managers, VPs, CEOs, etc. In essence, the articles aren't coming from you or even really us, but rather those trusted officials -- potentially, colleagues or even bosses of some of those high-end target individuals. We call it "pre-arranged, word-of-mouth, viral distribution," and the process -- especially when targetted to a specific opportunity -- can be thoroughly effective. Members of the Chamber can publish one article/case study/press release/etc per week, with upwards of 52 publications in an entire year.
Please Note, however, due to the means of distribution, while the US Small Business Chamber of Commerce (like all Chambers of Commerce) is not a government agency, we become bound by government regulation in terms of what we can publish. We, thus, CANNOT (and will not) publish advertisements or general capabilities for company -- or just general information concerning your industry as we will require the article to pertain specifically to the member company. As mentioned above, the things we CAN publish are case studies, articles describing a specific project or transaction, special achievements & awards, and establishment of certifications & set-asides.
Simply fill out of the following form, and one of our representatives will be in touch with you to go through the layout.
