Get featured on Returns Management Media Outlets in 48 hours

Yes, it is possible, but it requires significant time and effort that could be spent on product development or sales. Doing your own PR involves researching and building relationships with journalists who cover supply chain tech and ecommerce, crafting compelling pitches, and persistent follow-up. Success is not guaranteed. For most founders, the opportunity cost is too high. Using a distribution service automates the mechanical part of PR, allowing you to get guaranteed coverage and focus your own time on running the business.

The cost spectrum is wide. At one end, doing it yourself is 'free' in terms of cash but costs dozens of hours of your time with no guarantee of results. At the other end, a traditional PR agency charges a monthly retainer of $5,000 to $15,000. Press release distribution services like Mediaboost occupy the middle ground. We offer one-time packages for a fixed price, providing guaranteed placements across a large network of media outlets. This model gives you budget certainty and predictable outcomes. You can view our current package pricing on our website.

The process is very fast once your press release is finalized. After you submit your release through our platform and it passes our editorial review, publication begins almost immediately. Features on our network of 350+ media outlets, including major names like AP News and Benzinga, typically appear within 24 to 48 hours. We deliver a full PDF report with live links to all your placements within 3 business days of the campaign start.

The most successful announcements are tied to concrete, verifiable business milestones. Vague claims about being 'industry-leading' are ignored. Strong examples include: securing a new round of funding, a strategic partnership with a major retailer or carrier, launching a significant new technology (like an AI-powered grading system), or releasing a data report with original research on ecommerce return trends. These topics provide tangible news that editors can justify publishing and that potential customers find credible.

Editors reject releases that read like advertisements. To avoid this, write in the third person and maintain a neutral, factual tone. Your release must be based on actual, recent news, not just a promotion of your existing services. Avoid using excessive jargon, superlatives like 'best' or 'revolutionary', and exclamation points. Ensure your release follows the standard format: a strong headline, dateline, introductory paragraph summarizing the key news, body paragraphs with more detail, a CEO quote, and a company boilerplate. Our AI-powered editor is designed to help you meet these publisher guidelines.

Yes, it provides critical third-party validation that can significantly influence procurement decisions. When a logistics or operations manager at a large retailer is evaluating potential vendors, they are actively looking for signals of trust and stability. Seeing your returns management platform featured on credible sites like Business Insider, MarketWatch, or Yahoo Finance de-risks the decision to engage with you. It separates you from smaller, unknown competitors and provides the social proof needed to move forward in a high-stakes B2B sales cycle.