Partner With The Loop Asia
The Loop Asia brings technology leaders across Asia-Pacific into conversation — CTOs, founders, researchers and practitioners talking AI, APIs, cybersecurity, DevOps and digital transformation. If you have insight worth sharing with that audience, here's how to work with us.
Three ways to contribute
1. Pitch yourself (or someone you know) as a guest
We're always looking for practitioners with a genuine point of view — not a pitch deck in disguise. If you (or someone you work with) has real experience to share on a topic our audience cares about, tell us who they are and what they'd talk about.
This is always free, and always independent. We choose guests on relevance and insight alone — never on payment, sponsorship, or relationship.
Apply to be a guest (or to speak at apidays Singapore) →
2. Sponsor content on The Loop Asia
We're opening up sponsored placements to organisations that want to reach our audience directly — a sponsored article on the site, a spot in our newsletter, or a sponsored episode credit. These sit alongside our editorial, never inside it, and are always clearly marked as sponsored.
Sponsored content is always clearly labelled, so our audience always knows what's editorial and what's paid. Payment supports placement — it never buys editorial coverage, interview questions, or influence over what we publish. If we run something you've sponsored, you'll see it before it goes live; corrections after publication are handled the same way as any editorial content — tell us and we'll fix genuine errors.
3. Become a standing content partner
For organisations that produce original research, data or frameworks on an ongoing basis, we're open to recurring partner segments — a named, regular feature adapted for our audience, with distribution to your own audience in return.
Who you'll reach
Over 7,500 subscribers across Asia-Pacific — banking is the largest single industry (nearly 2,000), with real depth in government, telecom, manufacturing, and other enterprise and regulated sectors, not just technology vendors.
More than 2,000 hold Executive-level titles. Over 1,200 carry an Architect or Chief Architect title — technical specialists who, even at middle-management level, are often the actual decision-makers on technology investment. Developers and other hands-on practitioners make up a meaningful share too, connected through apidays Singapore and the Platform Engineers Singapore community Jon has organised since 2019.
Topics we cover
Activities, concepts, frameworks, and approaches to applying technology to real business opportunities and challenges. A partial list:
- Agentic AI in the enterprise — evals, governance, production boundaries
- AI governance & risk — committees, appeals mechanisms, documentation
- Enterprise AI adoption & mandates
- AI's impact on software engineering & coding practice
- API strategy & architecture
- Open Banking & Open Finance
- API security & attack surface
- API gateways, including AI gateways
- Sovereign AI & data sovereignty
- DevOps, platform engineering & observability
- Data integration & interoperability
- Technology leadership, talent & organisation design
- APAC market entry & regional business strategy
- Cybersecurity beyond APIs — vendor risk, home/personal networks
What we're looking for
- A named voice. We feature real people with real expertise and titles — not anonymous "industry experts."
- Relevance to APAC tech leadership. Our audience is senior — CTOs, founders, practitioners — not general readers. Many guests have presented at apidays Singapore.
- Genuine insight. The best pitches teach our audience something, rather than promoting a product.
- Fit with how we sound. Authoritative, forward-looking, grounded. No jargon for its own sake.
Rights and review
If you contribute an article or appear as a guest, you keep the rights to your own words and likeness — we ask for permission to publish and distribute what you give us, not ownership of it. For sponsored content, you'll see the piece before it goes live. Guests: once we've confirmed a recording, see our guide to preparing and recording for everything you need.
Get in touch
Tell us who you are, what you'd like to talk about, and which of the above fits best.
We read every pitch. Given volume, we can't always reply individually to those we don't take further — but relevant, well-targeted pitches always get a response.