Get featured on Digital Asset Management Media Outlets in 48 hours

Yes, but it's important to understand the trade-offs. Doing it yourself involves building media lists, crafting personalized pitches, and relentlessly following up with journalists. This is incredibly time-consuming and often yields a low response rate, as journalists are inundated with hundreds of pitches daily. While DIY PR is free in terms of cash, it costs you significant time that could be spent on product development or sales. A distribution service automates the placement part, allowing you to focus on your message while we handle getting it published across our network, saving you dozens of hours.

The cost varies dramatically based on the approach you take. Doing it yourself is technically free but has a high cost in time and a low success rate. Hiring a traditional PR agency is the most expensive option, typically requiring a $5,000 to $15,000 monthly retainer with no placement guarantees. Press release distribution services offer a more predictable and budget-friendly middle ground. You pay a one-time fee for guaranteed placements across a network of news sites. This model is designed to provide a clear ROI without long-term commitments. You can see our current one-time pricing on our packages page.

The process is very fast once your press release is finalized. After you submit your release through our platform, it undergoes a quick editorial review to ensure it meets publisher guidelines, which is typically completed within a few hours on business days. Once approved, publication begins immediately. You can expect to see your announcement appear on hundreds of media outlets, including major sites like AP News and Benzinga, within 24 to 48 hours. We deliver a full PDF report with all the live links within 3 business days.

Announcements with tangible, verifiable news perform best. For Digital Asset Management platforms, this includes securing a new funding round, announcing a major enterprise customer win (especially a well-known brand), or launching a significant new feature powered by AI or advanced analytics. Other strong topics are achieving key security or compliance milestones (like SOC 2 Type II or HIPAA compliance), announcing a strategic partnership with a major tech player like Adobe or Google, or publishing proprietary data reports on content trends. The more concrete and impactful the news, the better.

Publishers reject releases that are overly promotional, lack a real news hook, or read like an advertisement. To avoid rejection, your release must be objective and factual. Use a standard press release format with a clear headline, dateline, and an introductory paragraph that summarizes the key information. Avoid hype words like "revolutionary" or "game-changing." Instead, use data and facts to demonstrate impact. Ensure all claims are verifiable and attribute opinions to a person in a quote. Our AI-powered editor and human review process are designed to help you craft a release that meets publisher guidelines.

Yes, absolutely. Enterprise buyers are risk-averse. When they evaluate DAM vendors, they look for signals of stability, credibility, and market acceptance. Seeing your company featured on reputable financial and business news sites like Business Insider or MarketWatch serves as powerful third-party validation. This coverage acts as social proof that you are a serious, viable company, not just a small, unproven startup. It can be the deciding factor that gets you on the shortlist and builds the internal confidence a buying committee needs to choose your solution over a competitor's.