Content Marketing

Digital PR

Coverage and citations earned with stories journalists want, which is also the only link building that ages well.

Digital PR is link building that a journalist would defend. Instead of buying placements on sites that exist to sell them, you produce something genuinely newsworthy, data, expert commentary, a genuinely useful resource, and earn coverage that carries both authority and referral traffic.

It is slower than buying links and the only version that keeps working. It also produces the entity and citation signals that increasingly determine whether AI answer engines mention your brand at all.

How campaigns run

  • Story development: data studies, surveys, expert reaction and seasonal angles
  • Asset production, written to be quotable and easy for a journalist to use
  • Targeted media lists built for relevance, not blasted at everyone with an inbox
  • Pitching and follow-up, tracked properly
  • Reactive commentary, where being fast is the entire advantage
  • Coverage and link reporting, plus the branded search lift that usually follows

Straight answers

How many links will a campaign earn?

Genuinely variable: a strong data story can earn dozens, a weak angle earns none. Anyone quoting a guaranteed number is not doing PR.

How long does it take?

Four to eight weeks from idea to coverage, faster for reactive commentary.

Is this better than buying links?

Safer, more durable and more valuable, since real coverage brings traffic and brand signals alongside the link.

Wondering what this would look like for your business?

The free audit answers that with your data, not a pitch. One Search Console invite is all it takes.

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