Do you want people to write about you
on the websites people actually read?
- Media chosen by field and readership, not by the lowest price
- The text written by our editorial team or directly by an author of the given website
- Mentions and links that search engines and AI assistants can work with
Would you like a proposal of media and topics?
Why deal with it right now
A recommendation carries more weight than a banner
AI answers are built from citations
Editorial links last
Does this sound familiar?
„We tried PR, but we do not know what it brought us.“
„They offered us a hundred articles for a few thousand.“
„We have no time to write the source material.“
„We want ChatGPT to recommend us too.“
They trust us
Continental · Hyundai Motor · Groupon · Union of Towns and Municipalities of the Czech Republic · Technology Agency of the Czech Republic · Datasys · Spokar · Slovak Athletics Federation · Energy Centre of the Ústí Region · VŠÚO Holovousy
What we arrange for you with paid articles
| Task | What we will do for you | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Choice of media | We propose websites based on your field, their readership and how search engines treat them. | You pay for reach, not for a number of links. |
| Topics | We come up with topics that interest readers and at the same time make business sense for you. | The article is read by people, not just by robots. |
| Writing the text | The text is written by our editorial team or by an author of the given website. We always send it to you for approval. | You have control over what is written about you. |
| Placement and labelling | We arrange publication including the commercial cooperation label according to the medium’s rules. | No risk of a complaint about hidden advertising. |
| Mentions and links | We place links where they make sense for the reader and unify the company details. | Usable for SEO and for AI answers. |
| Product reviews and tests | We arrange reviews with authors who write in the field long term and try the product out. | Real experience, not a rewritten catalogue. |
| Measurement | We set up tracking of visits from the articles and monitoring of mentions of the company. | You know which website brought in the enquiries. |
| Long-term plan | We spread publication over time and complement it with content on your own website. | Mentions accumulate gradually and naturally. |
4 steps to articles that have an effect
1. Brief
2. Proposal of media and topics
3. Text and approval
4. Publication and report
How the cooperation works
Introductory call
Proposal and approval
Writing and publication
Measurement and the next wave
How much it costs
A single article
Campaign
Ongoing PR
Paid articles and PR on the internet
Cheap packages of dozens of articles on websites with no readers no longer work even for SEO. Search engines recognise such networks and either do not count the links from them or rate them negatively. A smaller number of texts that someone actually reads, and that can also be used as source material for your own content, makes far more sense.
A new layer arrived with AI assistants. When someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity to recommend a supplier, the answer is assembled from what is publicly written about the companies. Companies nobody writes about do not make it into the answer. Consistency helps: the same name, the same details, the same service descriptions across sources. That is what we work on with paid articles, alongside the usual PR effect.
The last thing is honesty. We label commercial cooperation whenever the medium requires it, and we do not work with invented reviews. It may look tempting in the short term, but a fake review that is exposed does a company more damage than it ever brought.
Frequently asked questions about paid articles
Does a paid article have to be labelled as advertising?
Most reputable media require it and we respect that. Labelling commercial cooperation does not reduce the effect as much as companies fear. Readers expect the label these days and take it far worse when they find out that something was hidden advertising. The risk of a complaint or of the article being deleted is not worth it.
Do paid articles help SEO?
A quality article on a website with genuine readership helps, because it brings both a link and visits. Packages of dozens of texts on empty websites, however, are recognised by search engines, which either ignore them or rate them negatively. That is why we prefer fewer placements with greater impact and never promise specific rankings.
Does PR help AI tools to recommend me?
Yes, and it is one of the main reasons why companies ask for PR today. AI assistants put their answers together from public sources. If nobody writes about you, the model has nothing to draw on. Consistency of information and factual texts help, not a quantity of superlatives.
Can we write the texts ourselves, or use AI?
You can. A common option is for you or AI to prepare the first version and for us to adapt it to the requirements of the media outlet. Purely generated text, however, is often rejected by editors or is published with no effect, because it contains nothing specific. What works best is your own figures, case studies and practical experience.
How many articles is it worth publishing?
For a smaller company a few texts a year on well-chosen websites is enough. More important than the number is regularity and the fact that the topics build on one another. If ten articles come out in one month and then nothing for a year, the effect fades. That is why we spread publication over time.
Will I see the text before publication?
Yes, always. Nothing is published without your consent. We send the final version including the proposed headline and the placement of links. We incorporate your comments provided they do not conflict with the rules of the media outlet. Some editorial teams reserve the right to adjust the headline; we will let you know about that in advance.
Do you also arrange product reviews?
Yes, with authors who write regularly in the field and genuinely try the product out. We do not buy invented ratings or stars. A review may also contain criticism, which usually increases its credibility. A fake review, by contrast, can harm a company more than it gained.