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Digital PR

A campaign is not a batch of press releases.

A campaign with one story, one audience and a defined measure of success.

A campaign has a reason to exist beyond the need to publish something this quarter: an angle that is genuinely new, a moment when it matters, and an audience that would miss it if it did not run.

We build it backwards from the coverage we want, and we say in advance what result would make it worth repeating.

How it works

01

Start from the sources that decide your category

Not from a media list. We check which publications search engines link to and models cite when someone asks about your category. That list is usually shorter than the one marketing has in mind, and it contains names nobody expected.

02

Find the angle an editor would take without being asked

Editors do not publish news about your company; they publish what interests their reader. The test is simple and unforgiving: would this run if it were about a competitor? If yes, it is a story. If no, it is a press release.

03

Build the asset before the outreach

Data, a chart, an expert who will pick up the phone on deadline. Pitching first and assembling afterwards is how campaigns miss the window they were built for.

04

Measure whether models picked it up

Coverage is the middle of the chain, not the end. Weeks later we check whether the publication started appearing in AI answers and whether your brand appears alongside it.

What you get

  • Source map for your category, from search and from AI answers
  • Angle developed and pressure-tested against the competitor question
  • Press assets: data, visuals, expert quotes ready to use
  • Outreach to a curated list, with the reasoning per outlet
  • Report covering coverage, mentions, links and AI citations