Small Business Labs is a blog Tracking and Forecasting the Trends and Shifts Impacting the Future of Work, Small Business and the Gig Economy.

This blog covers social media and online marketing. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Hosted on bankofamerica.com, this forum allows people to discuss topics related to small businesses. Offers expert insight, insider tips and the industry knowledge. Forums can be valuable resources for tracking response and reaction to press releases, advertising campaigns, products and services. However, the administrators of these sites often do not generate their own editorial content and generally do not want to be contacted with press materials.

Written for small business owners and decision makers and covers topics such as tax audit information, government regulations and employee recruiting.

Discusses news and trends affecting the small business market. Offers advice to business owners and highlights notable awards, events and information concerning entrepreneurs. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format: Small Cap News is an independent news website covering U.K. listed companies with a market capitalisation of up to £200 million. It aims to provide a useful and uncluttered source of smaller company information and news. In addition to stories distilled from company news releases, SmallCapNews.co.uk contains brief company details including website links. Audience and Readership: Aimed at investors and traders. Deadline: Ongoing - online Time of Publication: Updated daily - online. Monthly Unique Users: This website does not disclose a MUU figure. Other Information: This publication prefers email contact.

Small Crazy is a blog about the Yishyene's adventures in life, her personal style, and travel as well as the colourful way and vibrant pictures of fun storytelling in London and the world. The blog posts are written by Yishyene who grew up Malaysia and was educated in Australia (psychology & zoology). Currently, she spends half her time in Porto (Portugal) and the other half in London. She loves London and describes herself as "fun-loving, adventurous, and eccentric (weird). I live for the moment and in vibrant colour. I like to believe that I was born to be happy". Furthermore Yishyene explains that "in my spare time I like to sing and play guitar/ukulele, skateboard, dance, or watch TED talks (I love learning) but mostly I’m out eating and drinking with my friends or making new ones. Talking to strangers is one of my best skills. I enjoy swimming, surfing, skiing, snowboarding (even with fractured ribs!), dancing (of course), and trampolining. I LOVE BIG THRILLS and perhaps it runs in the family – to celebrate my dad’s 60th birthday, the five of us went skydiving and bungee-jumping together in New Zealand. I have quite extensive knowledge about food. I eat pretty much anything and everything. I love weird/new food". Entries in the Small Crazy blog concentrate on categories such as Outfits, London, Travel and Destinations. London include subcategories such as Events & Festivals, Going Out/Food & Drink, London Living, Parks & Markets. Travel include subcategories such as Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia, Europe, Middle East and North America. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to fashion, lifestyle and travel. SMALLCRAZY has collaborated with Tourism New Zealand, Rekorderlig, Thomas Cook, Hostelbookers, Harvey Nichols, Nivea, Monarch (airlines), Visit Tuscany, and a number of other fashion/lifestyle and travel brands. Yishyene can be reached via the email listed above. Awards: 2014 - Bloggers' Lounge, Blogger of the Year - Travel (Won)

Small Farm Future is a Blog, run byChris Smaje. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. ​

Small Farm Today made its debut in 1984 as a twelve-page newsletter named Missouri Farm. The publication is currently a 64+ bi-monthly magazine focusing on the preservation and promotion of small farming, rural living, community and sustainability. Small Farm Today caters to the farming community, and is produced on a farm by farmers. Readers are "full or part-time, small family farmers and many are using alternatives, such as growing high-value crops, raising unusual livestock, and direct marketing their products to bring in more income." The lead time for editorial submissions is two months prior to publication.

Created for commercial farmers, small acerage owners, those with small farms and those thinking about farming in Oregon. Topics focus in organic biological farming, marketing methods and resources, land stewardship and other issues related to farming in Oregon. Provides university research based information, information on current events in the Pacific Northwest, as well as livestock, pastures, crops, soils, marketing, technical reports and links to up coming conferences and work shops.