Online Media

CityAM

cityam.com

Online Media

City A.M. is a London-based business news outlet established in 2005, delivering the latest market information, financial news, and economic analysis to professionals in high-concentration business areas. With a daily print readership exceeding 399,000 and a growing digital audience of over 1.6 million monthly users worldwide, it targets business and finance professionals seeking timely and insightful content. Known for its “Business with personality” approach, City A.M. also offers luxury magazines and hosts annual awards, enhancing its influence in the UK financial media landscape.

PR target profile

Reach CityAM with the right story.

CityAM is a online media with 43 journalists in the Presscloud database. The newsroom mainly covers Tech and ICT, Economy and Finance. Your best shot is a personal pitch that builds on what a journalist recently published.

CityAM has 43 tracked journalists across 2 editorial desks. It is a relevant outlet for PR professionals with news aimed at a UK business audience, especially when the story fits a business news environment and the known desks.

Presscloud tracks 43 journalists at CityAM, spread across its various editorial teams. This page summarizes what the medium covers, which stories have potential, and how to effectively approach the editorial team.

Search traffic origin

Where the search traffic comes from

89%

United Kingdom

United Kingdom 89%

United States 5%

Other 6%

Estimated share of organic search traffic by country.

Outlet at a glance

journalists tracked

187.5K

estimated website visitors per month

Company details

Founded 2005

Headquarters London

Employees 51-200 employees

Past 30 days

177

articles tracked by Presscloud

Fresh off the press

Recently published in CityAM

A snapshot of what CityAM recently published.

Fifa won’t fix itself – scrap it now and set up a World FA, led by Uefa and South America

CityAM Article

“Fifa won’t fix itself – scrap it now and set up a World FA, led by Uefa and South America”

1 day ago

CityAM Article

“Healey announces early Budget”

1 day ago

Chelsea fined £10m, avoid points penalty and receive Mykhailo Mudryk boost

CityAM Article

“Chelsea fined £10m, avoid points penalty and receive Mykhailo Mudryk boost”

1 day ago

Can a team of retail veterans solve Argos’ catalogue of woes?

CityAM Article

“Can a team of retail veterans solve Argos’ catalogue of woes?”

1 day ago

Boozy lunches still on the menu: Law firms bankroll juniors to schmooze clients in the City

CityAM Article

“Boozy lunches still on the menu: Law firms bankroll juniors to schmooze clients in the City”

1 day ago

Padel chief: A sport which succeeds in London gets noticed around the world

CityAM Article

“Padel chief: A sport which succeeds in London gets noticed around the world”

1 day ago

Editorial structure

43 journalists, spread across the various editorial teams

The biggest desks highlighted. Journalists can belong to multiple desks, so the tiles do not add up to the total.

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Tech and ICT

journalists

Economy and Finance

journalists

What CityAM covers

CityAM has 2 known editorial desks: Tech and ICT and Economy and Finance. With minimal source material available, the clearest guidance is to align your outreach with the outlet type, its UK business context, and the known desk structure.

Beats the editorial team relies on

What is a beat? Read the glossary explainer

IT/ICT

Finance

Startups and Innovation

How to pitch successfully to CityAM

Pitch CityAM with a clear business angle and a concise news hook. Focus on whether your story fits Online Media in a UK business context and route it to the most relevant known desk, such as Tech and ICT or Economy and Finance. If your news connects to a specific beat like IT/ICT, Finance, or Startups and Innovation, make that relevance obvious in the subject line and first sentence.

What is a pitch? Read the glossary explainer

Pitch checklist

✓ Lead with the news in one sentence

✓ Show why the story matters to a UK business audience

✓ Match your pitch to Tech and ICT or Economy and Finance

✓ Use a clear subject line with the main angle

✓ Include facts, timing, and a named spokesperson

✓ Make the beat fit explicit: IT/ICT, Finance, or Startups and Innovation

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about CityAM

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To send a press release to CityAM, start with a targeted pitch that matches the outlet's business focus and the most relevant desk, such as Tech and ICT or Economy and Finance. Presscloud helps you build a focused media list and send a personal pitch to the right contacts.

To contact CityAM editorial staff with a news tip, frame the story as timely business news and match it to the most relevant desk. Presscloud helps you prepare a concise pitch and reach the right editorial contacts without relying on a general contact route.

To get covered by CityAM, pitch a story with a clear business angle, strong facts, and a direct fit with the outlet's known desks and beats. A focused media list and a personal outreach message improve relevance.

A letter to the editor is different from a press release or news tip. If you want to share opinion as a reader, use the outlet's general editorial route. If you want to share news, launch data, funding, research, or company updates, use a press release or direct news pitch instead.

The safest topics to pitch to CityAM are stories that fit its business news setting and the known desks and beats: Tech and ICT, Economy and Finance, IT/ICT, Finance, and Startups and Innovation. Keep the angle specific and news driven.

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