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Two way publication options
Execlient gets your brand featured in Hello! India on hellomagazine.in, in the magazine, or both. Here is what each side holds.
One paid story about your brand on hellomagazine.in, with your images, said up front as paid.
A brand-written feature (an advertorial) in a chosen issue, said up front as paid.
Posts about your story on the magazine's own Instagram, Facebook or X, where your package includes them, labelled as paid as the ASCI code requires.
Your own creative on a full page in the issue. An ad, not a feature.
Your own story, timed to a launch, a store opening or the festive season.
Your own creative across a fold-out or a double-page spread. An ad, not a feature.
From Execlient: Instagram and LinkedIn posts from the live story, and a press block for your website, with the paid wording kept.
A hellomagazine.in story and a print page around one moment: a launch, a new collection or the festive season.
Either way
Print formats as listed for Hello! India by a media-buying agency (from an older brand deck); we couldn't read a current media kit. The magazine is in print: in November 2026 its own site sent readers to the print issue for the rest of its cover story. "Ask what's open" means availability changes by issue and season; we confirm it in writing before you pay.
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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
"An inside view from the world of fashion, films, royalty, society…"Hello! India, on its Instagram profile
Hello! India is the Indian edition of HELLO!, the celebrity and lifestyle magazine. Its first Indian issue came out in March 2007, and a new publisher relaunched it in 2025, in print and online. It covers celebrities, royalty, fashion, beauty, food and wellness: in the magazine, on hellomagazine.in and across its social channels. Execlient arranges paid brand stories there with its brand-partnership team, said up front as paid.
Each issue is dated two months. The 2026 issues we found:
Issue names from digital-newsstand listings, read 14 Nov 2026; on 12 Nov 2026 its own site sent readers to the print issue for the rest of its cover story. 2007: afaqs, 20 Mar 2007. Relaunch: trade press, 24 Apr 2025.
Not just Hello! 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 Hello! India is read: the magazine, hellomagazine.in and the feed its readers follow.
First issue: launch report, afaqs, 20 Mar 2007. Relaunch: trade press, 24 Apr 2025. Instagram count read from the public profile on 14 Nov 2026. Sections and social channels: hellomagazine.in, read 14 Nov 2026. We found no audited circulation or readership figure, so we don't quote one.
Covers are editorial and never sold. Your story runs inside, said up front as paid.
Who reads Hello! India
Hello! India promises "an inside view" of fashion, films, royalty and society. Execlient puts your story in front of the readers who come for that.
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IllustrativeThe sections on hellomagazine.in
Its Instagram profile, and its 2007 and 2025 launch notes
We found no audited readership figure for India, so we don't quote one.
Personas are illustrative. Audience words: its Instagram profile (read 14 Nov 2026), the 2007 launch report (afaqs, 20 Mar 2007) and relaunch coverage (24 Apr 2025). Sections and edits: hellomagazine.in, read 14 Nov 2026.
Who gets featured in Hello! India
Hello! India's pages run on celebrity, royalty, fashion, beauty and food, so brands from those worlds fit most naturally. Execlient makes your feature read like a story, not an ad.
Its own sectionA new collection or label, told through the people who make it.
Good fitHeirloom, bridal or festive pieces, and the family behind the house.
Its own sectionA launch or a ritual, told without medical claims.
Its own sectionA stay, a table or a destination, for readers planning the next trip.
Good fitA residence or a project, with its RERA number where the law needs one.
Good fitA planner, a venue or a designer, ahead of the season.
"Its own section": fashion, beauty and food are sections on hellomagazine.in (read 14 Nov 2026). "Good fit": Execlient's judgement, not a count of paid stories; we couldn't find labelled paid stories on its site to review. Photos are illustrative. Doctors and clinics: check your professional rules before you book.
Is your industry a fit? Ask us. If Hello! India doesn't suit you, we'll say so.
Never for sale
Hello! India decides these itself. Nobody can sell you a place, including Execlient, and we found no public entry form or fee to help you with.
From event recaps (26-27 Mar 2026), its 2023 awards release (12 Apr 2023), reports on the South edition (Jan 2023) and hellomagazine.in (Nov 2026). We found no public entry form, nomination route or fee for any of them.
How it works
Execlient is your one point of contact, from the first call to the live link: the angle, the interview, the draft and your approvals.
Tap a step, or let all four play.
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Want the next open date? We'll check the dates Hello! India has open for you.
Money-back guarantee
Execlient takes the risk, not you. You pay 100% upfront against a GST invoice. If Hello! 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 paid wording yourself.
Month 2026Client type and city, with written permission
hellomagazine.in/…Paste the live linkMonth 2026Client type and city, with written permission
hellomagazine.in/…Paste the live linkWhy book through Execlient
Execlient plans, writes and delivers your feature, and you deal with one team the whole way.
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The call
About 10 minutes with the person who plans your feature. You hear the price early. If Hello! 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 Hello! India's editors, and they decide. A sponsored feature is paid and said up front: a brand story on hellomagazine.in, a page in the magazine, or both, arranged with its brand-partnership team. We interview you, prepare the story with you, and it runs once the magazine accepts it. The sponsored route is the only one we arrange.
It's paid, and we say so up front. Hello! India decides how a paid story is marked on its site and in print, and we confirm the exact marking with you in writing before you pay, so you know how the page will read. People may know you paid, and that's fine: what backfires is pretending you were picked.
No. Execlient is an independent agency, not part of or endorsed by Hello! 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 hellomagazine.in or in the Indian magazine, not on the UK site or another country's edition.
No. Its editors choose the covers and the exclusive shoots, and nobody can buy one. The "cover" prices on magazine rate cards are ad positions, such as the back cover, not a cover story. We don't sell covers, we don't make cover-style images, and we never call a photoshoot a Hello! shoot.
No. The magazine chooses its Hall of Fame honourees itself, and nobody can sell a win or a nomination. The same goes for its gift, jewellery and dining edits and for places at its events. Brands can partner on its events, but partnering is not winning. A paid story is still a paid story: call it a sponsored feature, never a pick.
We found no public application form, nomination route, eligibility rules or entry fee. Hello! India chooses its honourees itself, and the 2026 edition was held in March 2026. If you hope to be considered, keep doing the work it honours and follow its own site and Instagram. Anyone offering to sell you a nomination or a win is selling something that isn't for sale. Walk away.
You can pitch a real story to Hello! India's editors, and it costs nothing, but they decide what runs and nothing is certain. We don't sell editorial coverage and we don't pitch on your behalf as if it were free. If you want a date and a link you can plan around, a sponsored feature is the paid route, said up front.
It depends on the format (a brand story online, a page in print, or both), the length and photos, and the dates Hello! 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.
Hello! India's brand-partnership team sets them, and they change with the format, the issue and the season. Rate cards on third-party sites can be years out of date, and some date from before the 2025 relaunch. We don't publish prices on this page: on the call you hear the current fee for the format you want, plus GST, and you get the scope in writing on WhatsApp the same day.
You get 100% of your money back. Hello! India has the final say and can decline a sponsored story. 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 paid wording 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 clients, stockists and families planning a celebration, a page on a title they know, said up front as paid. Google asks publishers to mark paid links 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.
Yes. Hello! India was relaunched in 2025 in print and online, its 2026 issues are each dated two months, and in November 2026 its own site sent readers to the print issue for the rest of its cover story. A print page runs in one issue. A story on hellomagazine.in gives you a link to share. Tell us who you want to reach and when, and we'll suggest one, or both, and confirm in writing which issue is open.
An advertorial, or brand story, is written like a feature about your brand, and it is paid and said up front. An ad is your own creative on a page, such as a full page or a gatefold. We write brand stories from a 30-minute interview; for an ad, you bring the creative or we design it. Either runs only once the magazine accepts it.
Your own story is about your brand alone. If Hello! India offers a shared piece for your category instead, you know before you pay, with its working title in writing. We never sell a place in anything framed as a pick, an edit, a best-of or an award, such as its gift or jewellery edits.
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 Hello! India's publishing calendar, and you get the date in writing before you pay.
Maybe a link, but not an SEO backlink. Google asks publishers to mark paid links as sponsored, so a link in a paid story can bring readers to your site, but don't buy it for rankings; we don't sell SEO. Whether a link to your website is included is in your written scope.
Not in those words. Say "Sponsored feature in Hello! India" in plain text with the link, and say the same on your own posts. Don't write "featured in", "as seen in", "Hello!-approved" or "in partnership with Hello! India", and don't claim the magazine picked or named you. Don't use its logo without the magazine's written permission, and never make a cover-style image. Creators you pay to share it must label their posts as ads.
Yes, so check first. Medical-ethics rules bar doctors from publicity about their own skill or achievements, and beauty or wellness stories can't claim to treat or cure a condition. Jewellers say "hallmarked" only for BIS-hallmarked pieces and name lab-grown stones as lab-grown. A developer's story must show a named project's RERA number. Surrogate ads for liquor and tobacco are banned in India, so a drinks brand's story can't work as a disguised drinks ad. This is not legal advice, and we'll tell you on the call what can run.
Question not answered here? Ask it on a call, or send it on WhatsApp.
10 minutes, today.
Want to get featured in Hello! India? Tell us what you've made and who should see it. In about 10 minutes you'll know the format, the timing and the fee.
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