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Two way publication options
Execlient gets your brand featured in Entrepreneur India as a sponsored post on its website, as a paid page in the monthly magazine, or both. Here is what each side holds.
Your own story on india.entrepreneur.com, bylined “Sponsored Post” at the top and again at the end.
A paid page in the magazine, written as a story. Past issues ran these in a section headed “Brand Story”.
Your own sponsored post, timed to a launch, a funding round or a new city.
Your own creative on a full page in an issue: an ad, not a feature.
Your own creative in its website or newsletter ad slots: an ad, not a feature.
A double-page spread, or the back or inside cover. These are ad spaces, not a cover story.
LinkedIn and Instagram posts from the live story, and a press block for your website, with the label kept.
A sponsored post online and a print page around one moment: a launch, a raise or a new city.
Either way
Online label and length: the sponsored posts we read on its website (2023–2025). “Brand Story”: a 2021 issue of the magazine. Ad positions: its own advertising page and an ad-booking seller’s listing. What’s open for your dates is confirmed in writing before you pay.
Brands that trust Execlient
400+ clients since 2015, from startups to national names
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Who is Execlient
Execlient is a full-stack digital agency in Gurugram, working with brands since 2015. We bring strategy, branding, websites, performance marketing and AI automation under one roof, so every part of your marketing works towards the same goal: more enquiries, more customers and more sales.
Your customers are already searching, scrolling and reading. We make sure they find you there: a brand they remember, a website that works on every phone, and ads on Google, Instagram and LinkedIn that bring in calls, not just clicks.
Good marketing starts with a plan, not a post. We study your market, your competitors and your numbers, then build campaigns and content around who your buyers are, what they look for and why they should pick you.
Once the basics work, we scale what's working. Ads, content and AI automation run together, and every month you see the calls, leads and sales they brought in, so each rupee you spend has a clear job.
Strategy + Creativity + Technology + AI = One Growth Partner.
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The publication
Entrepreneur India is the Indian edition of the American business magazine for founders. The first Indian edition came out in September 2009, and the title was relaunched in July 2015. Today it is a monthly magazine, a website and a yearly summit with awards in New Delhi, all about starting, running and growing a business. Paid stories on its website carry the byline "Sponsored Post".
Execlient arranges paid Entrepreneur India features on the website and in the magazine. Its lists and awards are not for sale through us.
Not just Entrepreneur India
Name the one you want. The logos below are a start, not the full list.
Sponsored and brand features: paid, and we say so up front. Names and logos belong to their owners. Ask about any publication
Reach
Execlient places your story where Entrepreneur India is read: on its website, in the monthly magazine, or both.
First edition: afaqs, 1 Sep 2009. Relaunch: afaqs, 30 Jul 2015. Issues: the magazine archive on its website. Summit and 35 Under 35: its own events site. All read 14 Nov 2026. Its advertising page shows reader numbers with no India source, and we found no audited circulation, so we don't quote either.
Who reads Entrepreneur India
Founders want to be seen where their partners, buyers and investors look. Execlient puts your story in front of Entrepreneur India readers.
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IllustrativeSections on Entrepreneur India's website
Its own channels, November 2026
Personas are illustrative. Reader types: trade-press reports of its launch (2009, small and medium businesses) and relaunch (2015, founders and investors), and its own advertising page. Sections and channels: its website, read 14 Nov 2026. We didn't read follower counts, so we don't quote any.
Who gets featured in Entrepreneur India
Education companies, homegrown brands and gaming titles have run sponsored posts on Entrepreneur India's website. Execlient makes yours read like a story, not an ad.
Seen on its siteA product or a school story, told through what changed for students and teachers.
Seen on its siteHow a founder took a product from one city to doorsteps across India.
Seen on its siteA studio, a game or a creator business, and the team behind it.
Good fitA launch or a raise, told through the problem you solve and who uses it.
Good fitA founder story without return or rate promises, within your regulator's rules.
Good fitA second generation, a new plant or a new market, seen by partners and buyers.
"Seen on its site": the three "Sponsored Post" stories we could find on its website (2023–2025) came from an education company, a gaming title and a homegrown art brand. We didn't count more, so there are no totals. "Good fit": our view of who its readers suit. Photos are illustrative. Doctors and lenders: check your professional rules before you book.
Is your industry a fit? Ask us. If Entrepreneur India doesn't suit you, we'll say so.
Never for sale
Entrepreneur India's editors and juries decide these. Nobody can sell you a place, including Execlient. When a call for entries is open, we can help you prepare a strong one.
Awards 2026: presented at its summit in New Delhi, set for 5 October 2026. Nominations closed on 20 September. Entries are self-nominations, its terms call entry fees non-refundable, and a jury picks the winners. The next call isn't announced yet.
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How it works
Execlient is your one point of contact for an Entrepreneur India feature, from the first call to the live link: the angle, the interview, the draft and your approvals.
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Want the next open date? We'll check the dates Entrepreneur India has open for you.
Money-back guarantee
Execlient takes the risk, not you. You pay 100% upfront against a GST invoice. If Entrepreneur India doesn't publish your feature, Execlient refunds 100% of what you paid.
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Sponsored features we have arranged, listed with each client's written permission. Open any of them and check the domain and the label yourself.
Month 2026Client type and city, with written permission
india.entrepreneur.com/…Paste the live linkMonth 2026Client type and city, with written permission
india.entrepreneur.com/…Paste the live linkWhy book through Execlient
Execlient plans, writes and delivers your Entrepreneur India feature, and you deal with one team the whole way.
What worries founders
What Execlient does
The call
About 10 minutes with the person who plans your feature. You hear the price early. If Entrepreneur India isn't right for you, we'll say so, and nobody chases you afterwards.
Before you call
Straight answers from Execlient, so you know what fits before you call. Last checked .
There are two routes. Editorial coverage is free but never certain: you pitch a real story to its editors, and they decide. A sponsored post is paid and labelled: paid stories on its website carry the byline "Sponsored Post". We interview you, write the story with you, and it runs once Entrepreneur India accepts it. The sponsored route is the only one we arrange.
Yes. The paid stories we read on india.entrepreneur.com show "Sponsored Post" as the byline, at the top and again at the end. In print, past issues ran paid pages in a section headed "Brand Story". The exact marking for your format is confirmed in writing before you pay. People will know you paid, and that's fine: what backfires is pretending you were picked.
Two ways. Its website has a "Submit Article" link for contributors: its editors decide what runs, under their own rules, and nobody can sell you that route. Or you book a sponsored post, which is paid, labelled and written with you. Execlient arranges only the sponsored post, and we never pass a paid story off as a contributor's column.
No. Execlient is an independent agency, not part of or endorsed by Entrepreneur India or its publisher. Execlient is your one point of contact: the angle, the interview, the draft, your approvals and the live link. Your feature runs on the India edition, india.entrepreneur.com (the old entrepreneur.com/en-in address now leads there), not the US site or another country's edition.
No. Those are different titles with similar names, and so are a few other magazines and sites with similar names. This page is about the Indian edition of the American business magazine, at india.entrepreneur.com. If a seller offers a "Women Entrepreneur India cover story", that's another magazine, so ask which title, which website and which label, in writing.
No. Its editors choose its covers and cover stories, and its 35 Under 35 list and its awards, such as the Startup Awards and the top honours of the year, are decided by its editors and juries. Nobody can sell you a place. The "cover" positions on rate cards are ad spaces, such as the back or inside cover. The awards take self-nominations, and their terms say entry fees are non-refundable: a fee buys an entry, not a win. When a call is open, we can help you prepare an entry, and nothing more.
Through its own 35 Under 35 site, which shows an apply form. Its eligibility note still dates from 2023, and we found no current deadline, so check with them that a call is open before you spend time on it. The list has named classes since 2017 and is in its sixth edition. We can help you prepare the entry; we can't influence who is picked.
It depends on the format (a sponsored post online or a page in print), the length and photos, and the dates Entrepreneur India has open. You hear the full fee, plus GST, early in a 10-minute call, with what is and isn't included. If it's more than you want to spend, the call ends there.
Often it's a different product, or a different title with a similar name. Ask any seller, us included, for the website, the format, the word count, the working title and the label in writing. You get ours before you pay, and we never sell a place in anything framed as a list, a ranking or an award.
You get 100% of your money back. Entrepreneur India reviews every sponsored story before it runs and can decline one. If your feature doesn't go live, Execlient refunds everything you paid within 7 working days, as our refund policy says.
You pay 100% upfront to EXECLIENT PVT. LTD, a registered company whose CIN and GSTIN are on this page, against a GST invoice. Never an individual. The format, the label and the date are agreed in writing first, and if your feature doesn't go live, you get it all back.
We don't promise any of those. It gives the people who look you up, such as investors, partners and customers, a labelled page on a title they know. Google asks for paid links to be marked as sponsored, so your link brings readers, not rankings. If you need enquiries this month, ads are the better tool, and we run those too.
Your own. The sponsored posts we read on Entrepreneur India's website are about one company each: about 600 words, a photo and a quote from the founder. If a shared format is offered for your dates, you'll know before you pay, with the working title in writing.
Yes. Its publisher sells magazine ads, from a full page or a double spread to the back and inside covers, and ad slots on its website and newsletter. An ad is your own creative; a sponsored post is a story. We can book either, and you get current rates on the call, not on this page.
Your choice. Online, it's an Entrepreneur India sponsored post on india.entrepreneur.com. In print, it's a paid page in the monthly magazine, which still comes out (October-November 2026 is the latest issue) and is sold by post and as a digital edition. We tell you which issues are open for your dates, and both come with the same promises.
A 30-minute interview, high-resolution photos you have the rights to, and one read of the draft. You approve the facts and quotes before it's submitted, and the magazine edits to its house style and has the final say. Timing follows Entrepreneur India's publishing calendar, and you get the date in writing before you pay.
Maybe a link, but not an SEO backlink. The sponsored posts we read link to the company's own website, but Google asks publishers to mark paid links as sponsored, so a link brings readers to your site, not rankings; we don't sell SEO. Whether a link is included is in your written scope.
Not in those words. Say "Sponsored feature in Entrepreneur India" in plain text with the link. Don't write "featured in", "as seen in" or "approved by", and don't claim the magazine picked or named you. Don't use its logo without its publisher's written permission, and never make a cover-style image.
Yes, so check first. Medical-ethics rules bar doctors from publicity about their own skill or achievements. Bar Council rules bar advocates from advertising, directly or indirectly, and ICAI limits what a practising CA can advertise. A developer's story that names a project must show its RERA number and the authority's website. A company you run, like a hospital or a product brand, may be different. This is not legal advice, and we'll tell you on the call what can run.
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