Digital PR Service

Coverage that
builds authority
and rankings.

Digital PR earns you editorial links from journalists and publications that no amount of outreach alone can replicate. The kind of coverage Google trusts most — because it can't be bought.

Example coverage
Live placements
The Atlantic DR 91
The War Among MAGA Women
Politics · Editorial link
The Bulwark DR 74
A Shocking Sex Scandal Rocks the Trad Right
Politics · Editorial link
San Diego Union Tribune DR 86
Is nation headed for another Kent State tragedy?
Opinion · Editorial link
Christian Post DR 80
The reality of surrogacy: How a sexual predator got a child
Commentary · Editorial link
Political scandal story DR 55–94
13 international placements · US, UK, India, Brazil
Viral campaign · Undisclosed

PR that works
for search,
not just brand.

Traditional PR is about brand awareness — getting your name in the press. Digital PR does that too, but with a deliberate SEO objective: every piece of coverage includes an editorial link back to your site.

Those links are the most powerful you can earn. A journalist at The Guardian or TechCrunch choosing to link to you as a source carries far more authority signal than any outreach campaign. Google treats editorial links from high-DR publications as strong endorsements of your credibility.

The mechanism is straightforward: we create stories, data, and expert commentary that journalists genuinely want to cover. A proprietary study. A contrarian industry take. Original research that fills a gap in what's been written. We pitch it to the right reporters, manage the relationship, and the coverage — and the links — follow.

Digital PR is also the fastest way to move Domain Rating. A handful of DR 80+ placements will raise your overall domain authority more than dozens of mid-tier outreach links, which makes every other page on your site easier to rank.

Traditional PR
Digital PR
Awareness & brand mentions
Coverage + editorial links back to your site
Difficult to measure ROI
Direct ranking uplift — measurable in Search Console
Press releases distributed broadly
Targeted pitches to specific journalists & editors
Value fades once coverage ends
Links compound — authority builds month on month
Often agency-led, slow to execute
Lean, direct, fast turnaround on pitches
Success = mentions
Success = coverage + links + ranking movement

From idea to
published coverage.

Everything needed to earn editorial coverage — story development, journalist research, outreach, and follow-through.

01
Story & angle development

The pitch is everything. We develop original data stories, expert commentary angles, and research-backed narratives that give journalists a reason to cover you — and link to you as the source.

Original research Data studies Expert commentary Newsjacking Industry surveys
02
Journalist targeting

We identify and build contact lists of journalists, editors, and contributors who cover your topic — by publication, beat, and recent coverage. No scatter-gun press release blasts.

Publication research Journalist databases Beat mapping Contact building
03
Pitch writing &
outreach

Personalised pitches written for each journalist — not templates. We handle the full outreach cycle: initial pitch, follow-up, interview facilitation, and post-publication link confirmation.

Personalised pitching Follow-up sequences Interview support Link confirmation
04
HARO & journalist
query responses

We monitor HARO, Qwoted, and journalist query platforms daily — responding to relevant requests with expert quotes and data on your behalf. Fast-turnaround, high-conversion placements.

HARO responses Qwoted SourceBottle Expert quotes

A pitch a
journalist actually
wants.

Most PR outreach gets ignored because it asks journalists to do free advertising. Good digital PR gives them something they genuinely need.

Let's talk about a campaign →
1
A genuine news hook
Original data, a counterintuitive finding, or a timely angle tied to something in the news. Not a product announcement — something that stands on its own as a story.
2
The right journalist
Sent to someone who covers this exact topic — not a generic press@ address. We research who wrote similar stories in the last 6 months and pitch them directly.
3
A credible source
Journalists link to primary sources they can cite. Your original research, your expert commentary, your data — packaged so you're the named expert, not a vendor.
4
A clear link asset
A specific page we want them to link to — your research page, a relevant pillar page, or a landing page — so coverage translates directly into ranking authority.
5
Persistent follow-through
Most placements happen on the 2nd or 3rd follow-up. We manage the full sequence — politely, professionally, and persistently — until we get a response.

Monthly campaigns,
compounding authority.

Each month we run a new campaign — a fresh story angle, a new set of targets, and a full outreach cycle. Coverage and links accumulate over time.

01
Story ideation

We develop 2–3 campaign angles per month — data studies, expert commentary, original research — and agree the best one to lead with.

02
Build & pitch

We create the story asset, build a targeted journalist list, and run the outreach — personalised pitches, not press release blasts.

03
Secure coverage

We manage responses, facilitate interviews, provide supporting quotes or data, and confirm editorial links are included in every placement.

04
Report & iterate

Monthly reporting on placements secured, DRs, links confirmed, and DR movement over time. Learnings feed the next campaign.

Common
questions.

How is digital PR different from link building? +
Link building is a broader term — it covers outreach, guest posts, broken link campaigns, and more. Digital PR is a specific type of link building focused on earning genuine journalist coverage. The links it generates tend to come from higher-authority publications and carry more weight. We often combine both — digital PR for the high-DR editorial placements, outreach for the mid-tier niche sites.
What kind of stories work for digital PR? +
Original data and research performs best — journalists need a primary source to cite. Expert commentary on trending topics works well for fast turnaround placements. Contrarian takes on conventional wisdom get shared. The angle that rarely works: press releases about your company or product. If the story isn't independently interesting, it won't get covered.
How many placements can I expect per month? +
Typically 3–8 placements per month, depending on your niche and campaign quality. Some months run hotter — a data study that gets picked up widely can generate 10–15 placements. We set realistic expectations upfront based on your topic area and target publications.
Do you guarantee coverage in specific publications? +
No — and be very wary of anyone who does. Editorial decisions belong to journalists, not agencies. What we guarantee is the quality of the story development, the precision of our targeting, and the persistence of our follow-through. We've placed coverage in national press, trade publications, and major tech media — but every campaign is different.
Do you handle the content creation too? +
Yes. We develop the story angle, write the pitch, create any supporting assets (data visualisations, research summaries, expert quote sheets), and handle all journalist communication. You review and approve the angle before we pitch — we do everything else.
What do I need to provide? +
Access to any proprietary data or customer insights you have (even rough figures help), approval on the story angle before pitching, and availability for a quick quote or interview if a journalist requests one. The less you have to do, the better — that's the point.

Ready to earn
real coverage?

Book a free 20-minute call. We'll talk through your niche, identify story angles, and tell you what kind of coverage is achievable.