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For many women doing impactful work, the challenge isn’t a lack of excellence; it’s a lack of exposure. At Women of Rubies, we believe stories are powerful tools for change, credibility, and connection. That belief shapes how we design our editorial features: intentionally, thoughtfully, and with long-term impact in mind.

Our platform exists to amplify women-led stories, spotlight leadership, and create meaningful visibility opportunities, not just momentary attention.

Below is a breakdown of our editorial offerings and how we support women through storytelling.

Our Editorial Features at Women of Rubies

Each feature is designed to meet women where they are in their journey, from emerging voices to established leaders.

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Woman of the Week (Top Tier Editorial Feature)

Woman of the Week is our highest editorial offering and most in-depth spotlight. This feature is crafted for women whose work, leadership, or advocacy deserves deeper storytelling and sustained visibility. It goes beyond a highlight; it tells the why, the impact, and the journey.

Woman of the Week features include:

  • A long-form editorial spotlight

  • Strategic storytelling that positions the featured woman as a thought leader

  • Promotion across our platforms

  • Evergreen visibility through our website and archives

This feature is intentionally limited to preserve quality, depth, and editorial integrity.

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Woman in the News

Woman in the News highlights timely achievements, announcements, milestones, and career moments.

This feature is ideal for women who:

  • Are launching a project, initiative, or campaign

  • Have recently received recognition

  • Want to share newsworthy updates with a wider audience

It offers concise visibility while maintaining editorial credibility.

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Women Who Inspire

This feature celebrates women whose stories spark motivation, resilience, and reflection.

Women Who Inspire focuses on:

  • Personal journeys

  • Purpose-driven work

  • Community impact

  • Lessons that resonate with other women

It is storytelling rooted in connection and shared experience.

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Why Our Editorial Features Matter

Visibility alone is not enough. How a story is told determines how it’s received, remembered, and respected.

Our editorial approach prioritizes:

  • Narrative clarity

  • Authentic voice

  • Context and credibility

  • Long-term discoverability

By centering women’s stories with intention, we help shift conversations and expand representation across media spaces.

Who Our Editorial Features Are For

Our features are ideal for:

  • Women founders and entrepreneurs

  • Advocates and community leaders

  • Creatives and professionals

  • Women-led organizations and initiatives

  • Brands looking to align with women-focused storytelling

If your work centers on impact, leadership, or meaningful change, our platform is designed to support your voice.

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How to Be Considered

Editorial features at Women of Rubies are offered on a paid basis, with limited complimentary opportunities extended at our discretion for community impact stories.

To learn more about our editorial features or request our full rate card, email us directly at info@womenofrubies.com. Our team reviews all inquiries carefully to ensure alignment with our mission and editorial values.

Storytelling is not about noise; it’s about presence. At Women of Rubies, we remain committed to amplifying women who are shaping culture, leading change, and redefining what visibility looks like on their own terms.

We look forward to telling more stories that matter.