Agreed paid publishing
Paid placement, subject to the publisher’s content and disclosure rules. Confirm the outlet, section, article format and conditions.
Know the publication.
Understand the placement.
A publisher’s name is only part of the picture. Your proposal should explain the destination, the format and exactly what you’re commissioning.
Tell us your story
Release syndication
One approved release carried across a distribution network. Multiple pages may be copies of that announcement, not separate newsroom reports.
Independent editorial
A journalist or editor chooses whether and how to cover the story. A placement supplier cannot guarantee that independent decision.
The details
make the difference.
Which exact domain?
A parent brand, affiliate, network partner and syndication page are different destinations. Ask for the actual domain and publishing format.
What does the audience number measure?
Publisher readership and potential network reach are context. They are not the measured views of your article or a guaranteed campaign audience.
What happens to the backlink?
Link attributes are set by the publisher. Domain-authority ranges are third-party metrics and do not promise rankings, referrals or inclusion in AI answers.
How long does the page remain available?
Persistence varies. The current offering describes roughly 3–24 months as a typical range; confirm the relevant route’s actual conditions.
What can be changed later?
Post-publication changes may be unavailable or require removal and republishing. Final factual, image and link approval matters before release.
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