Story assessment
Evaluate the available evidence, relevance and limitations. Separate a promotional announcement from a genuinely useful editorial angle.
Editorial Outreach
Turn credible expertise, original findings or a timely business story into an organised programme of relevant media outreach.
Digital PR starts with a story that can stand up to questions. We review the evidence, identify the audience and prepare material that a journalist or editor can assess. Coverage and links are editorial outcomes, not guaranteed products of sending a press release.
Check the facts and permissions.
Define why the story matters now.
Choose relevant editorial contacts.
Provide context and track coverage.
Evaluate the available evidence, relevance and limitations. Separate a promotional announcement from a genuinely useful editorial angle.
Prepare a clear briefing, approved information and a suitable contact. Check data sources and permissions before outreach.
Approach relevant contacts and handle follow-up requests. Report coverage with context rather than treating every mention as equivalent.
Document how a finding was produced and where its limits sit. Do not manufacture research to support a headline.
Confirm who can answer questions and which information can be discussed on the record.
Review the evidence and editorial angle.
Approve materials and identify relevant contacts.
Coordinate outreach, questions and reporting.
No. A publication decides whether the story is relevant to its audience and editorial priorities.
Yes. Credible expertise, useful documentation or a meaningful business development may provide an angle. It must have a real basis.
Review the platform’s link-spam policies before approving an outreach programme.
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