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Data-Study Digital PR Campaigns That Earn News Links
Original research journalists can headline — pitched properly.
Starting at $299
Campaigns that make journalists come to you. Digital PR link building: data studies, expert commentary, and campaigns that earn links from real media. Measured in coverage, not promises.
Digital PR links are earned, not placed: a journalist covers your data, your expertise, or your story, and the link arrives as part of real coverage. That is precisely why these are among the most valuable links available — they come from media properties with editorial gatekeepers, engaged audiences, and link equity you cannot buy at any fixed price.
Our campaigns build the three engines that reliably earn coverage: original data studies journalists can headline, expert commentary matched to breaking stories, and hero campaigns with genuine creative angles. We handle research, production, pitch list building, and outreach — you approve everything that carries your name.
Top-tier link sources
Coverage on publications that sell nothing — the links money ordinarily cannot buy.
Brand authority spike
Media coverage reframes how customers, partners, and journalists see you.
Compounding pickup
One good story earns secondary coverage as other outlets cite the original.
Defensible strategy
Earned-media links sit comfortably within every search guideline — forever.
Links arrive inside genuine news coverage: articles citing your study, quoting your expert, or covering your campaign. Link attributes follow editorial policy at each outlet — we never negotiate attributes with journalists, because that is not how earned media works (and asking is how pitches die).
GuestPostLinks
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Original research journalists can headline — pitched properly.
Starting at $299
GuestPostLinks
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Your expertise in the news cycle, monthly.
Starting at $149
Each of these is a real, vetted site with its own page — DR, traffic, price, and delivery time shown upfront.
ko-fi.com
DR 92 · General · ~3d
$140
r6marketplace.us.com
DR 92 · General · ~11d
$100
blooket.it.com
DR 91 · Lifestyle · ~11d
$105
gecktech.com
DR 82 · General · ~12d
$120
hdmoviearea.com.in
DR 82 · General · ~10d
$115
xvif.com.in
DR 80 · General · ~7d
$90
dailytrust.com
DR 74 · General · ~12d
$125
apsense.com
DR 73 · General · ~5d
$100
No — earned coverage cannot be pre-sold, by definition. What we control and guarantee is the quality of the story, the targeting of the pitch list, and the professionalism of the outreach. Campaign reporting shows every pitch, response, and placement so results are fully transparent.
Data studies average 8–20 referring domains per campaign in our delivery history; expert commentary programs produce 3–6 monthly once warmed up. Variance is real and depends on vertical, news cycle, and asset strength — we set expectations during the angle workshop.
Most companies have more than they think: platform aggregates, customer surveys you can run, public datasets nobody has combined, or industry patterns you see first-hand. Part of this service is finding the story in what exists before commissioning anything new.
Data studies typically pitch for 2–4 weeks before peak pickup; expert commentary converts faster once journalist relationships register you as a reliable source — usually weeks 2–6. Digital PR is a momentum game: campaign two outperforms campaign one.
Yes — commentary programs include a reactive component: we monitor your beat for breaking stories and get your expert's quote into coverage while the story is hot, which is some of the highest-converting outreach that exists.
Packages list clear authority minimums and we deliver against them. That said, no serious SEO should buy on DA/DR alone: a DR 70 site with declining traffic or spammy outbound patterns can be worth less than a clean DR 35. We screen for all of it.
No — and that is a hard rule, not a marketing line. PBN footprints are exactly what our publisher screening exists to filter out: only independent sites with real audiences make it into the catalog.