Jason Feifer
Editor in Chief @ Entrepreneur Magazine
Editor in Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine. Keynote speaker and podcast host.
βGetting press for your product, covering startup building, practical product lessons, and strategic decision-making.β
Career History
| Company | Role | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Entrepreneur Magazine | Editor in Chief | ~2016-present |
| Fast Company | Editor | ~2013-2016 |
| Men's Health | Editor | ~2011-2013 |
| Boston Magazine | Associate Editor / Senior Editor | 2007-2011 |
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βYeah, it's tremendous. It's ridiculous. I would say that by the time we are done recording this podcast, I'll have, I don't know. I mean, it could be anywhere from 30 to 50 pitches in my inbox. It com...β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βThe percentage of direct messages from founders that I'm getting is low. I would say probably 20, 25%. And then the 75% is PR in some capacity, either targeted PR where somebody's intentionally reachi...β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βSo it's a really wide range. I have had entrepreneurs tell me that a single story in Entrepreneur Magazine, like the print magazine or just online, will drive more, whatever more app downloads, more s...β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βWhat is the mission? That's a hard thing to answer. You sort of have to divide it up into sections, right. The mission of the National News Desk is different from the mission of the Business Desk, and...β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
β... central to her story as a brand, it's not central to her sales pitch. It was just for us. We were probably the only publication in the world who cared about that, but I really cared about it.β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βYeah, awareness of something new. But also doesn't have to be awareness of something new, it could just be continued growth, trying to reach into a new marketplace. That's fine. Anything that's tied t...β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βAnd if the PR person just does that, all they're doing is annoying their contacts if they don't really feel like this was meaningful. You should like when a PR person pushes back on you and says, "You...β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βThe challenge here is that I'm going to regret not including a whole bunch of people who don't pop to mind immediately, but-β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βI'll tell you a sort of personal press journey moment, and then I think that it will translate into the answer for TechCrunch.β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βExactly right. A lot of this is what you make of it.β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βSo sometimes just take their name, plug it into Google, you'll very quickly figure out who they are.β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)
βYeahs, that;s good point. Search for your category.β
How to get press for your product | Jason Feifer (editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine)