Digital PR

Digital PR that gives journalists a reason to write about you

Digital PR earns coverage by giving journalists something worth covering: new data, a clear expert view on a story they are already writing, or a genuinely newsworthy development.

Press releases about your company rarely become news

Journalists are short on time and receive far more pitches than they can read. Announcements that matter to you, like a new feature or a new office, rarely matter to their readers.

Coverage that does happen often lands on syndication sites that republish releases automatically and that nobody reads.

What happens if it stays that way

  • Agency retainers that produce a list of syndicated copies instead of real articles.
  • Competitors quoted as the expert voice in your industry's stories.
  • No earned mentions, so prospects who research you find only your own channels.

Stories built around what journalists need

We start from the stories journalists in your field are already writing and look for what your company can add: proprietary data, a survey, an analysis, or an expert who can comment quickly and clearly.

We prepare the material, build a targeted media list, pitch individually and follow up. Coverage is earned, not paid, so we report what was published honestly, including campaigns that got little pickup.

What you get

Earned coverage

Articles written by journalists because the story is worth it to their readers.

Expert positioning

Your spokespeople become a source journalists come back to.

Natural mentions

Editorial links and brand mentions come from the coverage itself, never bought.

Honest reporting

A list of every piece of coverage found, with links and dates.

How it works

The same approval points apply to every order. See the full process for details on each stage.

  1. Workshop

    We look for story angles in your data, expertise and plans.

  2. Assets

    We produce the data story, press material and expert quotes.

  3. Media list

    Journalists and editors who cover the topic, by market.

  4. Outreach

    Individual pitches with follow-ups and quick responses to requests.

  5. Coverage report

    Every published mention we find, with links and dates.

Examples of how it is used

Typical situations, described in general terms. They are illustrations, not client case studies.

A data-led campaign

An analysis of anonymized platform data, turned into a story trade and national media can use.

Reactive commentary

Expert comment offered to journalists within hours when news breaks in your field.

Market entry

A localized story pitched to media in a new country to introduce the brand.

Price, scope and conditions

Included

  • Angle workshop
  • Press material and quotes
  • Targeted media list
  • Individual pitching and follow-ups
  • Coverage report

Not included

  • Guaranteed coverage in named publications
  • Paid placements presented as editorial
  • Mass distribution of press releases to syndication sites

Every order starts with a written quote. Payment terms are confirmed in the quote; online checkout is not available yet. Read the terms of service.

Prices marked "Demonstration price" are placeholders. They show how pricing will be presented and will be confirmed by our team. Every order starts with a written quote, so you never pay a price you have not approved.

Digital PR Campaign

Digital PR

A story-led campaign pitched to relevant journalists and editors.

$1,500.00per campaign
Demonstration price
  • Story angle workshop
  • Press material and expert quotes
  • Targeted media list
  • Pitching and follow-ups
  • Coverage report with every mention found
  • Typical turnaround: 30 to 60 days
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Digital PR: questions and answers

Can you guarantee coverage?
No. Journalists decide what they publish. We can promise the quality of the story and the outreach, and an honest report of the results.
How is digital PR different from sponsored articles?
Digital PR is earned: nobody is paid to publish. Sponsored articles are paid and labeled. Many brands use both, for different goals.
Do we need our own data?
It helps, but it is not required. Surveys, public data analysis and expert commentary can all support a campaign.
Which markets do you cover?
We plan campaigns market by market. Tell us where you want coverage and we will confirm what is realistic before you commit.

Tell us who you want to reach

Share your website, your audience and your budget. We reply with a publisher shortlist and a quote before anything is ordered or paid.