SandBridge Acquisition publishes independent analysis on corporate finance, capital markets, business strategy, retail and fintech — and we welcome contributors who can write with substance. If you can explain a financial concept clearly, back an argument with numbers, or bring practitioner experience to a topic our readers care about, we want to hear from you.
What we publish
- Corporate Finance & Investment — valuation, financial statements, ratios, M&A, capital structure
- Business Growth & Strategy — unit economics, pricing, business models, operations
- Retail & Consumer Brands — margins, inventory, consumer finance trends
- Tech Innovation & Fintech — SaaS metrics, payments, digital finance
What we look for
- Original writing — never published elsewhere, and not thinly spun from existing articles
- Numbers over adjectives — worked examples, real formulas, honest caveats
- 1,000+ words of genuine substance, with clear structure
- Practitioner insight — write what you actually know
What we do not accept
Personal investment advice or “buy this stock” content, casino/betting/crypto-pump topics, adult or grey-niche material, press releases dressed as articles, and AI-generated filler. Submissions that ignore this list are declined without reply.
Links and attribution
Contributors receive a byline. One or two genuinely relevant resource links within the article body are fine when they serve the reader; link-first submissions are easy to spot and are declined. Sponsored placements are considered separately — mention it upfront in your pitch and we will share the guidelines.
How to pitch
- Email info@sandbridgeacquisition.com with the subject line “Pitch: [your headline]”.
- Include a 2-3 sentence summary, a rough outline, and one writing sample or link.
- We reply to promising pitches within 3-5 business days. If you have not heard back in a week, consider it a pass — volume makes individual replies impossible.
Familiarise yourself with our style first: read a few pieces in Corporate Finance and try our calculators — articles that reference our tools where relevant tend to serve readers best.