Pick the engagement that matches your goal. Each service page lists what is included, the timeline, and how the work is scoped. Investment is shared on application after the editorial brief.
A Forbes feature built around a regulatory thesis. The founder was the named operator. The Series B closed sixty days later, oversubscribed, with the article cited inside diligence packets.
Some land as broadcast segments. Some run as podcast bookings or trade-press features under a ghostwritten byline. The engagement letter names the publication, the placement window, and the editorial outcome before any work begins. The four services below differ in format. The accountability is the same.
Editorial features in named tier-1 and tier-2 publications. Forbes, USA Today, WSJ, Bloomberg, Variety. Ghostwritten by our editorial team, pitched by our placement team, published with the publication intact.
Network and regional segments, podcast bookings, and broadcast interviews. We handle outlet match, talking points, rehearsal, and the post-segment distribution that keeps the appearance working long after it airs.
A four-week intensive that sharpens your story before you take it to the press. Story architecture, journalist outreach training, and a finished media kit you can use without us.
PR as a service line for agencies. Invisible by design. Editor-grade execution. Custom-branded portal so your clients see your agency as the source of results.
A regulatory deep-dive where the operator was named eleven times. Investors flagged the piece during diligence.
A category piece, not a profile. The named partner was the most-quoted source.
Three drafts, one editor, deliberate restraint on personal-life detail.
Investment is shared on application, after the editorial brief. The engagement letter documents the publication, the placement window, and the editorial outcome.