01 / THE STORY
Written around your news.
We shape your announcement into a release of up to 500 words: headline, concise lead, supporting facts, an approved quote, company background, and a contact point.
SERVICE 01 / NEWS DISTRIBUTION
Press release writing.
Distribution with a clear scope.
Take your announcement beyond your own website. We write your press release, publish it across 250–500+ news websites, and deliver coverage links you can share in launch emails, proposals, and sales follow-ups.
Draft approval before publication Agreed publisher scope Itemised publication report One-time campaigns
250–500+ PUBLICATIONS / FEATURED MEDIA NAMESYour business. Published.
Your business. Published.
Across 250–500+ news sites.
These logos feature selected names from our wider media and distribution network. Your campaign includes 250, 350, or 500+ news outlet publications, depending on your plan, with direct, syndicated, and affiliate routes identified in your campaign.
Google News
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- Google News
ONE RELEASE / MANY PUBLICATIONS
A clear announcement.
Consistently told.
A distribution campaign gives the same approved story multiple published homes. It is different from independent newsroom coverage or separately written editorial articles.
02 / THE NETWORK
Distributed to the agreed scope.
Choose 250, 350, or 500+ news outlet publications. Network scope and any geographic or subject restrictions are reviewed before the campaign begins.
03 / THE EVIDENCE
Verified in a publication report.
Receive an itemised record of publishing websites, release titles, live URLs, and verification status. A queued submission is not counted as a completed publication.
WHAT MAKES A GOOD ANNOUNCEMENT?
Something happened.
Give it a proper introduction.
A release works best when it has a specific, supportable reason to exist. We help clarify the story before writing it.
Use the announcement checklistProduct & service launches
What changed, who it helps, and where people can learn more.
Business milestones
A new market, an opening, a partnership, or a documented growth milestone.
Research & company insights
A useful finding with a clear method, evidence, and an authorised source.
Events & meaningful updates
A relevant date, availability, company development, or audience invitation.
DISTRIBUTION, WITHOUT AMBIGUITY
What a publication
actually tells you.
A live release is a public record of your announcement.
It gives you a link to the published story and a consistent source you can share. Syndication can place that story across websites that carry newswire content, including network-affiliated or general news websites.
The outlet and the newsroom are not interchangeable.
A local affiliate or a syndicated-content section is identified by its actual website and placement type. It does not automatically mean the national network’s journalists wrote about, investigated, or endorsed your company.
Publication is separate from indexing or readership.
Search engines decide which pages to index and surface. Outlet counts do not equal unique readers, and we do not turn a network’s total potential audience into a claimed campaign reach.
Understand the three types of coverageTHE WORKING SCOPE
From your facts.
To the final URL.
Release writing, up to 500 words Two revision rounds Your written sign-off Agreed publication quantity Itemised URL report 30-day status check
Have more than an announcement?
Add 5 or 15 commissioned editorial articles through the combined packages. Each is written separately and reviewed against the approved publisher and topic map.
Explore editorial placementsNEWS DISTRIBUTION / QUESTIONS
A little more
clarity.
What exactly are the 250, 350, or 500+ news outlets?
Each package includes one approved press release distributed for publication across the agreed number of news outlet websites. It is the same announcement syndicated across a network—not 250, 350, or 500+ independently written stories. The final report lists publication URLs. Network-affiliated sites may carry the same release; that does not mean a national newsroom has independently covered or endorsed your business.
Are the news publications all unique outlets?
The scope counts distinct publisher websites, with duplicate URLs on the same website counted once. Some sites may be affiliated or share the same syndicated content. We agree the counting rules and network scope before launch, and report news distribution separately from original editorial articles. The number of unique articles remains one press release plus the editorial article count.
Read our publication standardsCan you publish my business on AP News, Yahoo, Digital Journal, or CNBC?
Yes. The offer’s included media and channel mix lists Associated Press, Yahoo, CNBC, Bloomberg, Forbes, Digital Journal, MarketWatch, and the other names shown on the included-media section. Your proposal identifies the actual domains and whether a destination is a direct publication, syndicated release, network affiliate, distribution service, or search-discovery channel. These are different placement types, so the report records them accurately. Independent journalist coverage or endorsement is not implied.
Read our publication standardsIs Google or Google News indexing guaranteed?
No. A live URL and an indexed URL are different. Search engines decide what to crawl, index, or show. The report records publication evidence separately from any observed search visibility and does not claim Google News inclusion unless independently verified.
Can I use an “as seen on” badge after the campaign?
Only if the description is accurate and the publisher’s trademark rules permit the intended use. Syndicated distribution should be described as such; it must not imply an endorsement or an independently reported feature. Your report gives you publication links you can reference accurately. A licensed logo kit is not automatically included.
GIVE YOUR NEXT ANNOUNCEMENT MORE EXPOSURE.Get your business in the news.
Get your business in the news.
Build your media presence.
Plan my media exposure
Published coverage. Relevant articles. A one-time campaign.