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PureLinq generated more than 1,000 citations, links, and brand mentions by using unique research data to create narratives for journalists, the company announced Monday.
Kevin Rowe, PureLinq’s CEO, leads the enterprise digital public relations practice that converts original research into media coverage, according to the company.
Most digital public relations campaigns often fail due to a lack of data-driven stories rather than insufficient outreach efforts, PureLinq stated.
The company plans to detail its strategies in an upcoming webinar hosted by Search Engine Journal.
The webinar will cover two specific data-story formats that journalists consistently link to, providing practical examples of their application.
Attendees will also learn methods for building comprehensive databases of journalist contacts relevant to their specific industries and topics.
Additionally, PureLinq will share two artificial intelligence (AI) tactics designed to identify the most suitable journalists for targeted outreach.
These tactics aim to streamline the outreach process and increase the likelihood of securing high-authority citations and media mentions.
PureLinq’s strategy emphasizes the importance of original, proprietary data in developing news hooks that resonate with media professionals.
The company’s success demonstrates that strategic use of unique research can significantly amplify a brand’s presence in digital media.
Source: Search Engine Journal
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Palumbo Angela
Angela Palumbo, Senior Editor at Rabbit Rank since 2023, holds a bachelor's in communications. She focuses on fact-checking and simplifying complex topics while also leading strategy for the news department.
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