faqs.

Is it possible to secure organic publicity?

We have an extensive list of organic or discretely sponsored publications. However from time to time publications change their policies on disclaimers. If a publication that once published your news story as organic and free from disclaimers, or disclosed the affiliation or sponsorship between Emek PR and itself discretely but changes their policy or disclaimer later to introduce a disclaimer or make an existing disclaimer more prominent, you will not be entitled to a refund, or a partial refund, as we have no control over what publications do after publication of your news story.

How does the writing process work?

We have a team of highly credentialed and experienced writers and editors, however sometimes aligning expectations between our team and your brand causes friction. We send a questionnaire after payment is received to give us some background about what you want us to write, how you want it written and we will try our best in every case.

What will you write about?

Our clients usually pick an attention grabbing topic about their business. If you're not sure, you can always reach out to us for help. We have a great team that have experience in getting more eyeballs onto articles.

This happens from time to time, and the solution is always to simply let us know the changes you want to the news story by communicating them directly to us. We will always share the news stories with you in an editable format. You are free to change the article, make edits or change links as you like.

What are the article guidelines?

1) The title of your press release should be minimum 6-8 words (excluding prepositions and articles). Here the guidelines in writing the headline for reference:

– The headline must include the company's name or the name of the spokesperson / author.
– The headline can't contain personal pronouns (I, Me, My, We, Us, Our, You, Your, Them, Their, etc.).
– The headline can't contain an exclamation point.- The headline should be a minimum 6-8 words (excluding prepositions and articles)
– The headline can't contain quotes.
– The headline should not sound like the headline of an advert. Discounts/pricing details and product specifications can be added in the Sub headline or article's body.

2) The article can't be written in the first or second person voice. First person (I, Me, My, We, Us, Our, etc.) and second person (You, Your, etc.) voices are not considered newsworthy, except in quotations.

3) The articles cannot mention BadenBower in the headline or body copy or denigrate our reputation or good-standing. 

Will I be able to search for the news stories on the websites where you publish?

You will have a report that contains the logo of each website (ie Forbes, Business Insider, Entrepreneur, etc) along with the relevant link, but please note our service is paid promotion and though the majority of times the articles are indexing in search results, sometimes news sites make it hard for users to search for the articles themselves without having a direct link to the article. What most customers do is link the logos and articles from their homepage, landing pages, contact page and social media to increase trust and credibility and this is what we recommend you do too.

How am I billed for your services?

We accept a number of currencies including USD, AUD, CAD, GBP, Euro and other currencies upon request.

How long do the news stories remain published online?

Articles usually stay up months or years, but in some cases like with Marketwatch publishers decide to remove them within 3-6 months of publication. Provided we succeed in publishing your news story, there will be no refund if the story is removed.

Can I talk to you about how my article will look and where it will appear before publication?

It is your right to ask questions about the news site prior to publication, and we will do our best to answer any questions you might have. If in doubt, please ask prior to publication. Once published, we cannot do anything to change the article, content, language, links (follow or no-follow) or any other details you might have an issue with, if we don't know of that issue in advance.

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