Gulf Daily Mail Media Services
Submit a Press Release
Reach Gulf professionals, business leaders, and the Indian expat community through one of the region's most trusted independent media platforms.
15+
Years Publishing
37
Years Gulf Experience
6
Gulf Countries Covered
Top
Editorial Credibility
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Choose Your Package
Standard
AED 350 / release
approx. USD 95
Your press release published as submitted, with light editing for clarity.
- Published within 3 working days
- Permanently indexed on GDM
- Searchable by Google
- 1 image included
Most Popular
Standard + Social
AED 500 / release
approx. USD 136
Press release published plus promoted across all GDM social channels.
- Everything in Standard
- Posted on GDM Facebook
- Posted on GDM Instagram
- Posted on GDM X (Twitter)
Premium
AED 950 / release
approx. USD 259
Full branded feature — written by GDM editorial team from your brief.
- Written by GDM editorial team
- 1,200–1,800 words
- Homepage feature 48 hours
- All social channels
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How It Works
Step One
Submit Your Release
Fill the form below or email your release to us with your chosen package.
Step Two
Receive Confirmation
We confirm receipt within 24 hours and send payment details by email.
Step Three
Complete Payment
Pay by bank transfer or online payment link sent in your confirmation.
Step Four
We Publish
Your release goes live within 3 working days of payment confirmation.
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What to Include
Press Release Document
Word document or PDF. Maximum 1,000 words. Alternatively paste directly into the email body.
One High-Resolution Image
JPEG or PNG, minimum 1,200px wide. Product photo, event image, or company logo. Optional but strongly recommended.
Contact Person
Name, email, and phone number of the person responsible for this release. Required for verification.
Preferred Package
Standard, Standard + Social, or Premium. State this clearly so we process it correctly from the start.
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Submit Now
Simple process: Fill in your details below and email your press release document to editor@gulfdailymail.com with subject line PRESS RELEASE SUBMISSION. We will confirm within 24 hours.
Press Release Submission Form
Complete this form and email your document to editor@gulfdailymail.com
Do not paste your full press release here. Send it as a Word document or PDF attachment to editor@gulfdailymail.com
or submit directly by email
Send your press release document and the details above to:
editor@gulfdailymail.comSubject line: PRESS RELEASE SUBMISSION
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long will my press release stay on Gulf Daily Mail?
Permanently. Once published, your release stays indexed on Gulf Daily Mail indefinitely. It will continue to appear in Google searches long after the publication date — giving you lasting visibility rather than a one-day spike.
Can I submit in Arabic?
Gulf Daily Mail publishes in English. If your press release is in Arabic, we can arrange a basic translation for an additional fee. Please mention this when you submit and we will advise on the cost.
What topics do you accept?
We accept press releases covering business and trade, property, energy, finance, technology, government and public sector, education, healthcare, hospitality, India-Gulf affairs, and community events. We do not publish press releases that conflict with UAE media regulations or our editorial standards.
Will you edit my press release?
Standard packages receive light editing for clarity, grammar, and formatting only. We do not change your message, facts, or quotes. The Premium package includes full rewriting by our editorial team from your brief.
Can I cancel after submitting?
Yes. Cancellations are accepted up to 48 hours before your scheduled publication date for a full refund. After that, the fee is non-refundable as editorial work will have begun.
Who reads Gulf Daily Mail?
Our readers are primarily Gulf-based professionals, business executives, PR and communications practitioners, and the Indian and South Asian expat community across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain. Gulf Daily Mail has been publishing independently since 2011, edited by journalists with 37 years of UAE media experience.