Stories Worth Telling. Ideas Worth Understanding.
At The Project Herald, we believe every organisation, project, product and individual has a story.
However, not every story is simply about an announcement.
The most valuable stories are those that help people understand the vision behind an idea, the challenges overcome, the impact created and the significance of what is being built.
Our feature considerations process helps us identify and develop stories that align with our mission of providing Independent Intelligence on Projects, Products, Capital & Policy.
Our Feature Philosophy
The Project Herald does not exist simply to promote organisations.
We exist to document progress, explain developments and highlight the people, ideas and decisions shaping industries and communities.
Every feature we consider is evaluated through one important question:
Why does this matter?
We look for stories that provide value to our readers while giving deserving organisations, founders and professionals meaningful visibility.
What We Feature
We consider stories across industries, including:
Projects
We feature significant projects that demonstrate progress, innovation, investment or transformation.
Examples include:
- Infrastructure developments
- Real estate projects
- Industrial projects
- Technology projects
- Energy initiatives
- Community development projects
- Corporate expansion projects
We look beyond the announcement to understand the purpose, scale, impact and future potential of the project.
Products & Innovations
We feature products and innovations that solve meaningful problems or introduce new possibilities.
Examples include:
- Technology products
- Business solutions
- Consumer innovations
- Digital platforms
- Industry-specific solutions
Our focus is not only what the product does, but why it matters and the problem it seeks to solve.
Founders & Builders
Behind every important development are people who choose to build.
Through founder features, interviews and profiles, we highlight entrepreneurs, executives, innovators and professionals creating meaningful impact.
We explore:
- The vision behind the work
- The challenges faced
- The decisions made
- The lessons learned
- The impact being created
Organisations & Corporate Milestones
We consider features on organisations achieving meaningful milestones, including:
- Expansion
- Strategic partnerships
- New investments
- Major achievements
- Industry contributions
- Significant transformations
We aim to present organisations beyond announcements by helping readers understand their broader relevance.
Leaders & Experts
We feature individuals whose experience, knowledge and perspectives contribute to better understanding of important issues.
These may include:
- Industry leaders
- Researchers
- Economists
- Engineers
- Architects
- Policy experts
- Business executives
- Professionals
What We Consider
Before accepting a feature opportunity, we consider:
Relevance
Does this story provide value to our readers?
We prioritise stories connected to industries, ideas and developments shaping the future.
Impact
What difference does this project, product, organisation or individual create?
We look for meaningful contributions, not simply publicity.
Originality
Does the story offer a unique perspective, insight or lesson?
We are interested in stories that help readers see beyond the obvious.
Credibility
We consider the credibility of the organisation, individual or information being presented.
Accuracy and trust remain central to everything we publish.
Story Value
A feature should answer important questions:
- What is being built?
- Why does it matter?
- Who does it impact?
- What problem does it solve?
- What can others learn from it?
Our Feature Approach
A Project Herald feature goes beyond traditional promotion.
We aim to create content that combines:
Storytelling
Capturing the human journey, vision and purpose behind the work.
Analysis
Providing context around why the development matters.
Understanding
Helping readers connect the story to broader industry, economic or societal trends.
Visibility
Presenting meaningful organisations and individuals to an audience interested in innovation, progress and impact.
Who Can Be Featured?
We welcome feature opportunities from:
- Companies
- Startups
- Founders
- Executives
- Professionals
- Government and development organisations
- Non-profit organisations
- Research institutions
- Industry associations
- Innovation-focused initiatives
Commercial Features & Partnerships
Some features may be developed through partnerships with organisations seeking greater visibility.
Sponsored features, promotional content and commercial collaborations are clearly identified where applicable.
However, commercial partnerships do not influence our editorial standards.
Every feature must still meet our requirements for relevance, credibility and value to readers.
Submit a Feature Consideration
If you believe your project, product, organisation or story aligns with The Project Herald, we invite you to share more information with our editorial team.
Please provide:
- Organisation or individual name
- Description of the project, product or initiative
- Why the story matters
- Relevant milestones or achievements
- Supporting materials, where available
- Contact information
Our team will review submissions based on editorial relevance and available opportunities.
Submitting a request does not guarantee publication.
Our Commitment
The Project Herald is committed to telling stories that deserve attention.
We believe progress should not only be announced.
It should be understood.
Every feature we publish should help readers discover the people, projects, products and ideas shaping tomorrow.
The Project Herald
Independent Intelligence on Projects, Products, Capital & Policy
Understanding Today. Anticipating Tomorrow.