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27th February 2026

How To Appear On Google Discover: Best Practices & Tips

Google Discover can be a powerful visibility channel within the Google ecosystem, yet we find that it’s often overlooked by a majority of the brands we work with. Compared to traditional search, Discover works very differently in terms of how your content reaches users. The platform has its own rules and eligibility criteria that determine…

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Digital PR

16th January 2026

Why Digital PR Isn’t a Quick Fix – And Why That’s a Good Thing

In a world obsessed with instant results, it’s tempting to expect Digital PR (DPR) to work like magic – land a pitch, go viral, see results. But here’s the truth: Digital PR isn’t a quick fix, and that’s not a downside. It’s actually one of its biggest strengths. What most people don’t see is that…

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Digital PR

12th December 2025

Digital PR in 2026: Industry Review and Opportunities

The Digital PR (DPR) landscape is constantly reinventing itself, and 2025 was no different. The industry saw some big shifts, from shrinking newsrooms to the use of AI, causing PR professionals to adapt faster than ever. However, with changes and challenges come new opportunities and strengths, such as further integration and the ability to showcase…

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Digital PR

11th March 2025

The Importance of Ideation in Digital PR

Digital PR is more popular than ever, which means those in the industry are trying to come up with unique and newsworthy ideas in a range of niches, making it harder to stand out. However, due to Digital PR being so saturated, it’s more important than ever to offer journalists relevant, topical, and original content….

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Digital PR

27th January 2025

How to Use Expert Quotes in Digital PR Reactive Campaigns

Timing is everything in the fast-moving world of media, specifically when conducting reactive campaigns. Reactive campaigns consist of quickly responding to breaking news, new trends, or popular topics. They can be extremely valuable for brands seeking online coverage and links back to their websites. Reactives also allow businesses to show their knowledge, connect with people,…

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Digital PR

7th October 2024

Quantity vs Quality of Links: What’s More Important in Digital PR?

Digital PR has changed dramatically in recent years. It first evolved from traditional PR (which originally dealt with offline media) combining it with digital tactics, like SEO. Earning links has always been a core priority in Digital PR strategies, but their value has changed over time. Previously, gaining a certain number of links, no matter…

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Digital PR

6th May 2024

How to Write a Press Release for Digital PR

Press releases are vital in Digital PR. Whether they accompany a long-form blog post or are stand-alone, press releases make key findings easily digestible for journalists and convey information quickly. While traditionally, companies send press releases to announce business news, in Digital PR, press releases are part of a strategy to improve a brand’s awareness…

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Digital PR

29th January 2024

The Benefits of Digital PR for Link Building and Beyond

Many digital marketers know how important high-quality links are for a website’s SEO: they tell Google that a site is authoritative, trustworthy and credible. Links are also an important factor Google uses to assess the quality of content. But how do we gain high-quality links? A range of link-building techniques have been developed over the…

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Digital PR

8th March 2022

How to Measure Digital PR: A Data-Driven Approach

The beauty of digital marketing is that everything can be measured. With SEO, you can measure organic search rankings and the resulting organic traffic and conversions. With PPC, you can measure cost per click, cost per conversion, and return on investment. With email marketing you can measure open rates, click through, and revenue. Almost every…

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