The links that cannot be bought.
Above a certain tier links are not for sale. You have to be worth covering.
5 ways to build Digital PR
Earned and distributed coverage in newsrooms journalists actually read. The authority links you cannot buy off a marketplace.
Brand Mentions
Get named in the “best of” lists your buyers are already reading.
- Named in ranking roundups
- Existing, already-indexed lists
- Brand mention + do-follow link
Digital PR Campaigns
Build a story worth covering, then put it in front of the right journalists.
- Original research & data
- Tier-1 journalist outreach
- Syndication multiplier
Press Releases
Your announcement on Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, AP, and 400+ outlets.
- Guaranteed distribution
- Yahoo Finance included
- AP-style copywriting
Editorial Links
Your brand cited in journalist stories on DR 60–90 publications.
- DR 60–90 publications
- Real journalist articles
- 100% niche-matched
Crypto Press Releases
Your announcement on CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Decrypt, and 100+ crypto outlets.
- 100+ crypto outlets
- Guaranteed placements
- Timed to your launch date
Something more specific?
A market, vertical, or constraint that is not on this list. Tell us what you need placed and we will tell you straight whether we can place it.
- Scoped and quoted per campaign
- An honest no if it is not worth doing
The case for Digital PR
There is a ceiling outreach cannot reach
National titles and tier-one trade press do not sell placements. Earned coverage is the only way in, and those are the domains that reset how Google reads your brand.
One story becomes dozens of domains
A story that lands nationally is picked up by trades, regionals, and aggregators — each one a separate referring domain.
Guaranteed and earned, deliberately paired
Wire distribution gives a reliable floor of indexed links. Campaigns reach for the placements that actually reset your authority.
Questions about Digital PR
Not sure which Digital PR service fits?
Tell us your target pages and how fast you need to move. We will map the right mix — including the option of doing less than you were planning.