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Share what your business knows with relevant journalists and publications. We develop story ideas, check the facts, and pitch stories their readers may find useful. Coverage in the right places can put your name in front of potential customers.

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What this service does

Give publications something worth writing about.

Digital public relations (Digital PR) helps your business earn coverage in online publications. A journalist might quote you, cite your research, or share your story with readers. Unlike an ad, you earn this coverage rather than pay for it.

A useful story starts with something readers would care about. You might have data on changing customer needs or know-how that explains the news. We help find the angle, check the facts, and approach publications that cover the subject.

You'll see the stories we develop, the publications we contact, and the coverage we earn. Where we can measure them, we record mentions, links, and visits from those publications. Editors decide what to publish, so we can't guarantee coverage or links.

What we do

Here's what the work involves.

We start with what your business knows or can show. That might be original research or a useful case example. It might also be someone on your team who can answer a journalist's questions.

The story needs evidence and a reason to matter now. We work with your team on both before approaching publications.

  1. Find a story with something to say

    We search your ideas, knowledge, and data for a story the right readers would value. A company announcement alone isn't always enough. The question is what a reader will learn from it.

    We check where facts and figures come from and whether you can use them. We also note any limits the story needs to explain. We only use customer details or business data you have the right to share.

    This can include story ideas, research and fact checks, and supporting material.

  2. Approach the right journalists

    We find journalists and publications that cover the subject. Then we write a focused pitch explaining the story and why readers might care. Useful background and access to someone who knows the subject make follow-up easier.

    Your team approves public claims and helps answer questions. We manage the outreach and follow-up. The publication controls its own story, wording, and whether to include a link.

    This can include publication research, story pitches, journalist follow-up, and spokesperson preparation.

  3. Show where the story appeared

    We collect the published coverage and explain who it reaches. A small trade publication can still be valuable if its readers are your buyers. It can matter more than a national news site with the wrong audience.

    We track links and referral visits when available. Coverage can also give people independent information about your business. We don't treat one article as proof that it caused a ranking change or sale.

    This can include coverage reports, brand mentions and links, referral visits, and next story ideas.

An example scope

What a focused Digital PR project can include

Suppose your business has noticed a useful pattern in its work. Before pitching it, we check for enough evidence and a clear reason readers should care.

Example only, not a client case study or fixed package.

Your proposal confirms the work, roles, fee, and schedule.

  1. Check the story and its evidence

    We review the records, sample size, dates, permissions, and limits. We remove identifying or confidential details before preparing anything for publication.

    What you receive: A fact-checked story brief with approved supporting material.

  2. Prepare a relevant pitch

    We choose publications whose readers need the information. We agree who will answer follow-up questions. Your team approves every statement for public use.

    What you receive: A publication list, focused pitch, and spokesperson notes.

  3. Report on the coverage

    We record the coverage, its accuracy, links, and measurable referral visits. Editors control publication. One placement doesn't prove that later ranking changes came from that story.

    What you receive: A coverage record and a review of the next story opportunity.

Before you choose

Is this the help you need?

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When to consider it

Is it right for your business?

Digital PR suits a business with useful knowledge, original data, or a timely view. A relevant publication might share that with readers who could become customers. Repeated pitching won't fix a weak story, and editors decide what to publish.

Your reports

What we measure

Where data is available, we report on:

  • Relevance and quality of coverage
  • Brand mentions and editorial links
  • Recorded referral visits
  • Accuracy of published claims
  • Search changes and AI mentions

Planning the work

What affects the cost?

The price depends on:

  • Quality of the story and evidence
  • Topics and available spokespeople
  • Relevant publication types
  • Research and supporting material
  • Approval time and news timing

Related services

Coverage and other channels

Useful coverage can introduce the business to a relevant audience and provide independent references. We report coverage, links, referrals, and search changes separately. We don't claim one placement caused every improvement.

Questions before starting

What clients usually want to know.

What is Digital PR?

Digital PR helps a business share useful stories, data, and commentary with online publications. The aim is relevant coverage that reaches your buyers, not a quota of links. Journalists and editors keep control of what they publish.

What makes a useful Digital PR story?

A story needs a reason for a publication's audience to care. That might be original research, a timely explanation, or a pattern in your data. Your claims must be accurate, and you need permission to share the evidence behind them.

Can you guarantee media coverage?

No, editors decide whether to use a story. Relevance, evidence, timing, and a clear pitch can make it worth considering. We don't promise editorial placements, links, rankings, or AI citations.

How is Digital PR measured?

We record where a story ran, what it said, any link, and measurable referral visits. The publication's audience and relevance matter more than a raw placement count. We review broader search changes without assuming the story caused them.

How can Digital PR support SEO and GEO?

Independent coverage can provide useful references about a business and help people verify its work. Search engines and AI tools may also find those sources. The effect varies, so we report coverage, search visits, AI citations, and referrals separately.

Is Digital PR the same as link building?

No, Digital PR starts with a story that a publication's readers may want. The coverage might include a link, but the editor makes that choice. Link-building projects chase links, and no one should sell them as guaranteed coverage.

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Turn useful business knowledge into credible stories for relevant publications. Let the evidence decide whether the angle is local, regional, or wider.

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Guides for planning the work

Plan the next move

Share your goal. We’ll recommend where to focus.

Tell us what you sell, where you compete, and what needs to improve.

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