No, your company will have an allocated paragraph. We don’t operate like traditional PR agencies. Instead, we focus on delivering quick, high-impact placements in the best context. For a full feature, we recommend hiring a dedicated PR team on a monthly retainer. We charge for results. However, we can guarantee a full feature on Entrepreneur.com (syndicated through India, but still on Entrepreneur.com), which is excellent for brand boosting.

Yes, if articles are not delivered within 8 weeks, you will receive a full or prorated refund, depending on what has been published.

We accept Crypto, Wire, ACH, and Stripe (additional fees may apply).

We start with an intro call, sign an agreement, and after full prepayment, we begin the work.

Yes! Forbes is Forbes US, and all websites are .com versions.

We cannot make changes to any element of the story once it is published.

Most of our publications provide follow backlinks, but some do not. Occasionally, publications change their policies and may later convert a followed link to a no-followed link. We have limited control over this aspect, and no refunds will be issued in such cases. During the sales process, we will provide the most up-to-date information.
Forbes, in particular, usually provides no-follow links but offers substantial credibility and traffic. Additionally, Forbes will not allow direct links to your site if your domain authority (DA) is less than 60. To navigate this, we will publish an article about you on MSN or Entrepreneur (with the appropriate package) and link from there.

Though no-follow links don’t directly boost SEO, they can drive referral traffic and build brand trust. Well-placed no-follow links can generate traffic and conversions. In fact, no-follow links help establish industry authority, making them valuable even if they don’t contribute to SEO. It’s about balancing follow and no-follow links, focusing on what’s best for your brand