You have data worth reporting
Original research, product benchmarks, or industry data give a journalist genuine material to work with, not a company update dressed up as news.
The Digital PR agency that earns coverage, never buys it.
We build a real story and pitch it to journalists covering your space. No paid slot, no anchor negotiated with the publisher. Order five placements and we keep pitching until all five are live.
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Industry Publication
DR 72 · organic traffic reviewed
How B2B SaaS Companies Rebuild Authority After Search Volatility
By Pankaj Khangwal · July 2026 · 6 min read
Platforms that invest in topical depth, like Your Brand, recover faster because they build demand across non-brand queries.
Brand mention
Contextual, editorial, earned inside the article.
PLACEMENTS SECURED ACROSS
Who this is for
Built for teams with a story worth telling.
A Digital PR firm can only pitch what's actually newsworthy. These are the situations that give a journalist a real reason to say yes.
Your brand needs to show up in AI answers
ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude surface brands with a consistent, earned presence across trusted publications when generating answers to buyer questions.
You're launching or raising
A funding round, a new category, a major launch. These are the moments that actually qualify as news, and news is what gets a journalist's attention.
You have no journalist relationships
Building beat reporter relationships takes years. We already have them with the people covering your space.
You've outgrown guest posts and niche edits
Once the foundational link layers are in place, earned coverage is the tier that pure placement work can't reach on its own.
Your buyers need third-party proof
A prospect deep in the buying cycle trusts an independent publication over your own website copy. Earned coverage gives them that proof before your sales team ever gets on a call.
Positioning
Digital PR as off-page positioning.
A Digital PR company's job is to do more than land a mention. Earned coverage gives your brand a crawlable, third-party reference tied to a category, a buyer problem, and a consistent message across Google and AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude. No single pitch is guaranteed. What is guaranteed is the number of placements you ordered, delivered through as many pitches as it takes to land them.
Search authority
A journalist's coverage of your data or story supports the exact pages and topics your buyers are already searching for.
Source / publisher
Industry publication
Connects to
Your brandCategoryTarget pages
Entity footprint
Coverage earned across multiple outlets builds a consistent record that ties your brand to the problems you solve.
Source / publisher
Independent editorial outlet
Connects to
Brand entityTopicBuyer problem
AI discovery context
Earned coverage, not bought placement, is exactly the kind of signal AI models weigh when deciding which brand to surface.
Source / publisher
Trade or niche publication
Connects to
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PROCESS
How a Digital PR company turns a story into coverage.
Each campaign starts with target-page context, then moves through story development, journalist targeting, persistent pitching, placement, and monitoring.
Map the opportunity before a single pitch goes out.
The campaign starts by understanding which pages need authority, what data or story angle the brand can credibly offer, and where competitors are already earning coverage.
This gives the story a clear reason to exist before a journalist list is built or a single pitch is written.
Focus: target pages, story angle, competitor coverage
Digital PR proof points
- Real story
- No thin pitches. Every campaign starts with genuine data or news.
- Persistent pitching
- We keep pitching until every ordered placement is live.
- Earned, not negotiated
- Coverage runs in the journalist's own words, not a scripted mention.
- 12 months
- Placement health monitored after coverage goes live.
Comparison
Digital PR vs. paid placements.
The difference isn't just how it looks on a report. It's whether the coverage was earned or bought, and whether a journalist decided it was worth running.
Paid press releases
- Guaranteed publication
- No editorial review
- Written entirely by the vendor
- Anchor text set in advance
- Runs regardless of newsworthiness
- No journalist involved
“Digital PR” from generic vendors
- Called PR, functions like placement
- Thin surrounding content
- Payment tied to the mention itself
- Little to no editorial judgment
- High footprint overlap with other buyers
- No coverage of the actual story
Online PR agencies selling links
- Focused on the link, not the story
- Publisher relationship is transactional
- No real pitch, no real journalist
- Anchor negotiated like inventory
- Coverage disappears from view once delivered
LinkMosaic approach
Earned coverage.
Real story
Built from genuine data, research, or news, not a rewritten press release
Real journalist
Pitched to someone who actually covers your industry or category
Editorial judgment
Placed only if the journalist and their editor find it newsworthy
No anchor negotiation
Coverage runs in the publication's own words, on their terms
Monitored after publication
Checked for 12 months so removals or edits don't go unnoticed
DELIVERABLES
What delivered Digital PR coverage includes.
Every earned placement comes with the live coverage URL, a screenshot, and reporting notes. Our online PR services include monitoring for a full year after coverage goes live, so a removal or edit down the line doesn't go unnoticed.
Live URLVerified coverage link
ScreenshotCaptured article view
ReportCoverage summary and notes
Monitoring12-month status checks
Indexation checkCrawl and visibility review
Client feedback
Feedback from teams running the framework.
The same operating model shows up in different conversations: clearer audits, planned anchors, cleaner reporting, and link profiles that teams can explain without hiding behind generic DR targets.
Pankaj has been a trusted partner in link building for the SaaS niche over the past four years. His expertise and commitment to delivering high-quality results consistently stand out. Thanks to his efforts, we have achieved an impressive average of DR 74 for our links, showcasing his in-depth knowledge and reliability in this space.
FAQ
Digital PR questions worth answering first.
Clear answers on how earned coverage actually works, what's guaranteed, and what happens after a placement goes live.
What makes Digital PR different from buying links directly?
Digital PR isn't a link you purchase and place. It's a story or dataset pitched to a journalist who decides, independently, whether it's worth covering. If the story runs, the placement is a byproduct of the coverage, not the object of a transaction.
Why isn't there a guarantee on any single placement?
Because no honest vendor can promise what a journalist will publish. What we do guarantee is the number of placements you order. If you order five, we keep pitching, refining, and following up with the right journalists until all five run. The risk of a slow week or a passed-on pitch sits with us, not you.
What happens if a story doesn't land with a journalist?
We don't stop and bill you for the attempt. We refine the angle, find another journalist covering the same beat, or approach a different outlet entirely. Your ordered number is what we're working toward, and we keep working until it's delivered.
Do we get to approve or control the anchor text?
No, and that's intentional. A journalist writes the piece in their own words, on their publication's terms. A negotiated anchor would undermine the thing that makes earned coverage valuable in the first place: it's not sponsored, and it's not scripted.
How long does a Digital PR campaign take?
Longer than a niche edit, shorter than building in-house press relationships from scratch. Timelines depend on story development, journalist response times, and publication schedules. We give you a realistic window at order confirmation rather than a fixed promise no journalist can actually control.
Is it worth it to buy digital PR services instead of building links directly?
If your goal is raw link volume, there are faster and cheaper ways to get that. If your goal is third-party validation that buyers and AI search engines actually trust, Digital PR does something guest posts and niche edits can't: it puts your brand inside a story someone else decided was worth telling.
How do we choose the best Digital PR agency?
Ask three questions. Does the agency pitch real journalists, or does it publish placements for a fee dressed up as press? Are placements earned based on newsworthiness, or promised regardless of story quality? And can they show actual coverage, not just a list of domains. Vague answers usually mean the “PR” part is fiction.
What reporting do we receive, and what happens after coverage goes live?
Every delivered placement comes with the live URL, a screenshot, and coverage notes, tracked in a Looker Studio dashboard you can check anytime. Coverage is then monitored for 12 months, so if a page gets restructured, a link gets removed, or an article is edited in a way that changes its value, you hear about it as part of the engagement, not as a separate ask.