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Architectural Media 101
Articles to help you become an expert in architectural media
BowerBird PodcastHow to get your architecture published
Fast to slow media strategyA media strategy for architects and the online world
Who is the primary contact of a publication?Publications have lots of staff, the primary contact makes it easy to send to the right person.
Getting Published
Tips on how to get published
What do I say to editors/journalists when sending a project?Follow these guidelines and you'll save yourself time, and you'll be more likely to pique a journalist's interest.
My photographs are only licensed for web publications, what should I do?What can I do if I have a limited photography license?
Using relevant keywordsMake your BowerKit easier to find by using relevant keywords
If I give a journalist download access, am I giving them permission to publish?It's important to understand that providing download access allows online publications to publish instantly
I’ve sent my BowerKit to a handful of editors, now what?You’ve submitted your BowerKit to journalists. What's next?
What are ‘Submission Suggestions’ and how do they work?Learn who to contact and how BowerBird helps
A journalist downloaded from my BowerKit. What do I do next?A journalist or editor has downloaded your project BowerKit, so what do you do next?
Who should I send my BowerKits to?You can send your BowerKits to anywhere you'd like to be published. However, we've created Submission Suggestions to make this easier.
How many journalists should I contact for my project?
How can I message journalists?
What is the Downloads feature?How do I know if a journalist downloads my images?
How do I know if a journalist has viewed my BowerKit?On the Studio Plan and above, you can see all journalists who've viewed your Kits.
What order should I contact journalists?How should I contact journalists and what's the best order in which to contact them?