Since 1997, ATMmarketplace.com has reported on the important news, events, trends and people in the ATM industry. We reach a global audience of professionals from all sectors of the ATM market, including financial institutions, vendors, retailers and IADs. Understanding that the future of banking directly affects the ATM industry, we also cover digital banking news as well as changes to payments industry. Lastly, we offer a directory of product and service providers as well as slideshows, videos and research.

Bradley Cooper covers several beats in the finance and restaurant space, investigating trends and hot topics in both industries from customer experience to innovative technologies. As a Connect Media editor, he currently writes for ATM Marketplace and Food Truck Operator. When not working, he spends time with his family, running, going to concerts, or writing fiction. 

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Want to get your news covered in ATM Marketplace? Here's what you do:
Make sure it's: newsworthy; B2B-oriented; topical; relevant to management level readers in fields within the publication's editorial scope.
1. Keep it factual — all "-est" formations or other claims to glory must be quantifiable and verifiable. Refrain from self-congratulation and ad-speak.
2. Provide quotes that illuminate, rather than restate, information in the release.  Include name, title and employer of the person being quoted. Feel free to include pertinent quotes from third parties.
3. Include photographs and/or video if available and of good quality. Standard-format digital files are accepted (.png, .jpg, gif), as are video links and embed codes. Identify the source and person or place shown; if more than one person, tell us who's who (by name, title, company). 
4. Copy and paste your press release into the body of an email addressed to Editor@ATMmarketplace.com. Alternatively, you can attach a Word document. Or do both. Sending a PDF will not prevent copy-editing, but it will probably delay the posting of your news.
5. Provide complete contact information — name, title, company, phone, email.
6. If your news hasn't posted within three business days and you firmly believe that it met the above criteria, please resend — items do sometimes get overlooked. If the release includes breaking or time-sensitive news, feel free to follow up much sooner.