Stop buying “we’ll try”
You already know how this usually goes. You hire an agency. You pay every month. They send a media list. Maybe a journalist writes about you. Maybe they don’t. Nobody’s on the hook.
PressTitan is the opposite. You pick 5, 10, or 20 journalist links. We write the stories. We pitch the desks. We have 90 days. If we miss, you get 100% of your money back.
That’s the whole offer. No retainer. No 40-page strategy deck. No “let’s see how the quarter goes.”
Desks we pitch. Not a promise we’ll get you into any of these.
How it works
Unlimited stories until we hit the number. You don’t project-manage this. You approve who can talk. We do the rest.
Who can speak. What’s actually true. What beat this belongs on. If a reporter asks a second question, the story has to survive it. We skip politics and controversy. On purpose.
Data. Expert quotes. Angles a desk can run. If the first story dies, we write another. Until something files. That’s the job.
No spray-and-pray. We keep going until your journalist links are live, or the 90 days are up and you get a refund.
Live URLs. Metrics. Outlet names. White-label, so your client never has to know we exist.
The offer
You pay once. Not every month. The number on the card is the floor — we often go over. You have 90 days. If we miss, you don’t.
You want to test this without betting the quarter. Same rules. Smaller number.
Ten links is enough to show a client, a boss, or a board you didn’t buy a vibe. You bought a result.
You need volume. A launch. A category moment. Same contract. Bigger floor.
The fine print (read this)
If you need a named magazine in the contract, close this tab. Anyone who promises you Forbes is lying.
What “coverage” actually means
National business daily · DR 82 · in the article, not the comments
Technology desk · DR 76
Sunday trade · DR 64
People who bought a number
Ten journalist links. Inside the window. I forwarded the report to the client that afternoon. I didn’t rewrite a thing.
“I put the floor on the statement of work. That’s why I can sell this.”
“The journalist actually used the quote. It didn’t read like we paid someone to be nice.”
“Ninety days. A number. A report. We treat it like any other vendor.”
The questions you’re already thinking
No. And anyone who says yes is about to disappoint you. We guarantee a count, a DR floor, and a traffic floor.
Yes. You pay once per campaign. Send a PO. We’ll match how you buy things.
We try. If that beat is dead, we move to the next closest one a journalist will actually run.
Almost never. Reporters link a name, a company, or a site.
Yes. That’s the point of the report. Your logo. Your client. We stay off the page.
You, if you need a named magazine in writing. You, if the story is politics or controversy. You, if the claims aren’t true.
20 minutes. That’s it.
No retainer pitch. No “discovery workshop.” If it’s a bad fit, I’ll say so and you can get on with your day.