After purchasing, you'll be directed to a form where you'll need to provide us some info about yourself and your book(s) as well as either select from a few options what you'd like us to write about or provide instructions on what you'd like us to write about.

Typically, we write news releases about new book launches or about topics like this and similar:

• Published a book or are publishing one

• Received one or more positive reviews

• Are running a special discount deal on your book or giving away your book for free on Kindle or giving away some free print copies (you can even just do it for a few days to be newsworthy)

• Are hosting a book signing event or any other type of event

• Are running a book tour or blog tour

• Were nominated for an award, won an award, or came in as a finalist in a contest

• Are giving away any type of freebies including screensavers (digital images of your characters from your books), a signed note from the author, free merch, or free copies of your books.

• Donated or supported a charitable event

• Were interviewed by someone (a fellow author, a blog, a website, a podcaster, a YouTuber, an influencer etc.)

• Launched a book, podcast, website, blog, or a new social media account

• Book cover reveal (pre-launch stage)

We can write a news story about anyone who is an author, especially if you did any of these or similar:

• Published a book or are publishing one

• Received one or more positive reviews

• Are running a special discount deal on your book or giving away your book for free on Kindle or giving away some free print copies (you can even just do it for a few days to be newsworthy)

• Are hosting a book signing event or any other type of event

• Are running a book tour or blog tour

• Were nominated for an award, won an award, or came in as a finalist in a contest

• Are giving away any type of freebies including screensavers (digital images of your characters from your books), a signed note from the author, free merch, or free copies of your books.

• Donated or supported a charitable event

• Were interviewed by someone (a fellow author, a blog, a website, a podcaster, a YouTuber, an influencer etc)

• Launched a book, podcast, website, blog, or a new social media account

• Book cover reveal (pre-launch stage)

You'll be published within 7 business days after purchasing our service. 

Please be mindful of public vacation days and weekends.
Our team and the review team at the news outlets only works during regular business days and hours. So, if you purchased during a public holiday, it will take a bit longer.

Yes! It doesn't matter where you live or in what language you publish your books. We'll get you featured in US news outlets.

Step 1: Our professional, highly experienced journalists write a flattering news story endorsing your book.

Step 2: We submit it to our media partners — real U.S. and Canadian newspapers, magazines, TV stations, and radio stations.

Step 3: Within 7 days, it will be published by the news sites included in your chosen publishing package.
We'll email you a detailed report showing exactly where you were published, along with media logos for your marketing.

No. You will be published in a special back section. This is how we can guarantee publication. The value is in the authority, not traffic. Use the "As Seen On" credentials to boost trust and increase sales on places like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Bookbub etc.

Due to the time-sensitive nature of news, most sites will keep it only for at least 6 months. Some TV channels like FOX will keep it online for 3 months to keep their news section fresh. However, regardless of how long the news story stays online, you can take a screenshot when it's published and forever use the "As Seen On" credentials in your bio, website, Amazon, marketing campaigns, product pages etc.

For each purchase, we will write 1 news story and publish it on multiple news sites.

We will publish it on the websites of the news outlets included in the plan you purchase.

One of our in-house writers. We only work with highly experienced, carefully vetted, professional, native English-speaking writers from the US and Europe.

Social media platforms typically require proof that someone is notable or a recognized public figure to approve verification requests.

While press releases alone don’t guarantee verification, many authors have successfully used their published news stories as supporting credentials. Being featured on recognized news platforms can significantly boost your credibility and improve your chances of getting verified.

Wikipedia requires that a person be featured in at least 10 independent, reliable news sources to be considered "notable" and eligible for a page.

Some authors have been able to create and keep a Wikipedia page using their press coverage as supporting evidence, while others were still rejected.

It ultimately depends on the individual editor reviewing your submission and other factors—such as your bio, professional background, public history, and published works.

Press credentials will strengthen your case, but they do not guarantee approval.

Yes—while Google doesn’t publicly share the exact criteria, it typically creates Knowledge Panels for individuals who have consistent online presence, including press coverage from authoritative news outlets, published books, a personal website, and other verifiable sources.

Authors who are featured in recognized media and have other supporting credentials (like an ISBN-registered book, Amazon Author Page, or a Wikipedia entry) are more likely to trigger a Knowledge Panel.

Press coverage doesn’t guarantee a panel, but it’s one of the most powerful tools to increase your digital authority and improve your chances.

Take a look at this document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jyWvJ4Xk4VTtZo4IgQl0i8NKI9FWVkWaLBbrkmh-vss/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.ijoosycacask

It's the same thing, just different terminology.