Live publication links
Go straight to the article. Live URLs let your team check the coverage and share the original source.
See what was published, where it appeared and how it can be used. Your report brings the record together.
Tell us your story
An accurate coverage section gives visitors a way to explore your company beyond the headline.
Explore our company news ↗Illustrative website layout. Permission is required to reuse publisher marks and extracts.
Introduce the company, show relevant coverage and link to the source. All in one slide.
See how URLs, publishing formats and commissioned assets come together.
Explore the handover ↗ 02 / THE SPREADSHEETA template to keepDownload the blank publication tracker and see the fields your team can organise.
Download CSV template ↓ 03 / FOR YOUR CLIENTSYour agency. Your handover.Discuss report branding, file formats and a delivery workflow that fits your team.
Explore agency reporting ↗Go straight to the article. Live URLs let your team check the coverage and share the original source.
See the destination and format: sponsored article, press release, syndicated content or independently reported story.
Keep the approved story, relevant images and commissioned assets together, ready for the next person who needs them.
Add the website, presentation or follow-up assets you need to the proposal. The final formats should fit your team’s work.
The article page shows where and how your story was published.
It does not establish readership, rankings, endorsement or sales. Keep those claims separate, so the story stays accurate wherever you use it.
Understand publishing formatsIdentify the actual website and article link so the result can be opened, checked and shared.
Provide the useful context agreed for the report: what was published, when it appeared and how the piece is described.
Keep the approved content and relevant campaign files associated with the report to reduce confusion during reuse.
List the commissioned assets and the intended uses. Include relevant conditions for publisher marks, extracts and publication descriptions.
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.
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