Technology publishing platform HackerNoon has announced a major upgrade to its business blogging services, introducing a suite of new features designed to enhance global content distribution and long-term digital presence for brands.
The update includes automatic translation into 76 languages, distribution of audio versions via podcast platforms, permanent content backups on the blockchain, enhanced newsletter visibility, homepage promotion, and expanded social media outreach. According to HackerNoon, these new tools are aimed at improving SEO performance, increasing audience reach, and offering cost-effective content amplification for businesses.
Over 4,000 companies currently use HackerNoon’s business blogging platform, including industry leaders such as BNB Chain, Google Cloud, and AWS Marketplace. With the latest service upgrade, all business blog posts published on HackerNoon are now entitled to the following benefits:
Priority placement in HackerNoon’s tech briefings and premium newsletters
Automatic indexing under eight relevant keyword pages and their parent categories for SEO improvement
Guaranteed minimum of 3,000 reads per article, with an average reading time of two minutes
Eligibility for up to 24 hours of homepage exposure to increase brand visibility
Search engine indexing within 24 hours of publication
Retention of brand SEO authority through canonical links to boost external site rankings
Promotion through HackerNoon’s social media channels, which collectively reach over 700,000 followers
A $100 targeted advertising budget allocated per article to attract relevant readers
Automatic translation into 12 languages, each with a unique URL to expand international visibility
Permanent content backup on the Arweave blockchain for data security and integrity
Simultaneous distribution to major podcast platforms including Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Podcasts
“Publishing your brand story on HackerNoon is exciting—and when it lands on the homepage, it dramatically increases exposure and audience engagement,” said Corina Leslie, PR Manager at ZeroBounce.
Zach Milkis, Director of Marketing at Educative, also praised the platform: “HackerNoon is one of my top resources for industry news, case studies, and tutorials. Their editorial team is responsive and highly professional.”
In a 2025 shareholder letter, HackerNoon Co-founder and CEO David Smooke highlighted the strategic importance of the business blogging service. “This program is our primary revenue stream and is powered by publishing systems we built in-house. These systems form the backbone of what HackerNoon is today,” he stated.
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