Most of your buyers never reach your site. They ask a search engine or an assistant, read what comes back, and decide from that. This puts you on three titles they already read.
Same three titles, same editors, same six pages either way. What changes is whose name is on the piece and how its links are treated — and that decides whether it moves search, assistants, or both.
Labelled sponsored, written about your company. A retrievable page assistants can cite; links disclosed.
Moves the AI half: assistants read it, and the link is labelled sponsored.
Written and signed by the newsroom, fact-checked, with a company box — and the links are editorial, so they are followed.
Moves both halves: the article’s links are followed, so search counts them too.
100% money back if we do not approve and publish it. Choose your three titles below — nothing is charged until checkout.
Filter by industry, open a cluster, and take any 3. The price does not move whichever three they are, so pick the ones your buyers already read rather than the ones that sound biggest.
One story, published across 20 independent publications in 24 industries — so search engines rank you and assistants name you.