One approved version
Settle the headline, company details, images and links. Approve one final version for submission.
One announcement.
More places to find it.
Take your approved announcement across an agreed distribution network. Get the publication links together in one report.
Tell us your story
THEMEDIAEFFECT / ILLUSTRATIVE CAMPAIGN VISUALNews worth sharing.
A plan to share it.
Give one announcement a coordinated release.
We bring the approved release, distribution scope and timing into one plan. Afterwards, the report shows the actual publication links.
Plan a standalone release or include distribution in your wider media engagement.
What goes in.
What comes out.
Know the network
The flagship offering advertises 750+ outlets. Your proposal confirms the network, applicable package and exact distribution scope.
Plan the timing
The advertised publishing window is typically 24–48 hours. Writing, approval and publisher requirements can affect the schedule.
See where it appeared
Receive the actual URLs, with syndicated copies distinguished from independently reported stories. Network audience figures do not measure your article’s views.
A clear plan.
From the start.
Start with your company, your audience and your timing. We’ll help define the story, the publishing route and the materials you need afterwards.
The proposal puts the work, approvals, responsibilities, fees and delivery conditions in one place.
Compare the packagesA release has many parts.
Settle them before it goes out.
01The approved version+
One final copy should contain the agreed headline, company information, quotes, dates and links.
02The distribution scope+
Confirm the applicable network, quantity basis, content conditions and expected reporting. Avoid treating potential network scope as measured readership.
03The timing dependencies+
Final approval and publishing requirements affect the schedule. Agree the campaign-specific timeline before relying on a launch date.
04The record after release+
Keep the actual URLs, available publication details and approved version together, so the team can describe the distribution result accurately.
Something to announce?
Let’s give it a story.
Tell us what you’re building and who you want to reach. We’ll recommend a publishing plan, explain the deliverables and put the details in writing.
Get a proposal