October is National Women's Small Business Month, and one of its best opportunities closes this weekend.
Publicity For Good is writing feature articles on women entrepreneurs who lead in their industries. The cost to the founder: nothing. The deadline to submit: Saturday, October 31.
Founder Heather Holmes has spent the past decade helping purpose-driven founders get seen. This month, she's pointing that spotlight squarely at the women doing the building.
What Featured Founders Receive
Each woman selected walks away with real, usable media assets:
A feature article about her and her business, written by the Publicity For Good team
"As featured in" proof for her bio, website, speaker page, and sales materials
Her story, in her voice. Holmes personally interviews every founder so the piece sounds like her, not a press release
Fast turnaround. The features are being produced now
Why Visibility Is a Business Strategy
Talent gets you in the room. Visibility gets you invited back.
When a client, partner, or event organizer looks you up, what they find shapes the decision before you ever speak. A published feature is third-party proof that you are who you say you are. It's credibility you don't have to argue for.
And the search has changed. People don't just Google you anymore; they ask AI about you. A feature puts your story where those answers come from, told on your terms.
How It Works
Claim your spot. A two-minute form asks for your name, contact info, business name, and a one-line description of what you do. Website and Instagram are optional.
Book your interview. You'll pick a time with Holmes right after you submit.
Show up for the call. Your feature is confirmed only after the interview is complete.
Approve and go live. You review the article before it publishes, then share it everywhere.
Come with a name ready. The form also asks you to nominate a fellow woman business owner, and Publicity For Good will invite her to apply too. Lift as you climb.
Meet the Woman Behind the Mic
Heather Holmes founded Publicity For Good, a communications agency built for purpose-driven brands. She is also the author of The PR Playbook: A Comprehensive Roadmap to Media Outreach Success.
Her clients have landed coverage in the Associated Press, Business Insider, and CEOWORLD Magazine, along with live TV and talk-show appearances. Entrepreneur and author Kelly Roach and Sandi Glandt are among the women her team has helped get seen.
Claim Your Spot by October 31
Spots are limited, and submissions close Saturday, October 31. If you submit your details by then, you're eligible.
Apply here: pfg-womens-small-business.lovable.app
You've done the work. You've built the thing. Don't keep your light under a basket. This month, let the world see it.
Know a woman who should be in the spotlight? Send her this article.