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Digital PR Stunt

What it does

Helps you develop creative digital PR concepts with angle, pitch and execution plan — the starting point for coverage, links and sharing.

Traditional PR gives no SEO value — and creative campaigns are hard to plan systematically

Press releases and traditional PR rarely generate backlinks or social sharing of significance. Meanwhile, the digital PR campaigns that actually get coverage are hard to plan, because they require creativity, timing and an understanding of what newsrooms react to. Most businesses end up with boring press releases nobody cares about.

Develop digital PR concepts with angle, pitch and execution plan

Digital PR Stunt helps you plan creative digital PR campaigns. The tool builds on known patterns for what tends to earn media coverage, suggests campaign concepts for your industry, and gives you an execution plan — from idea to pitch to follow-up.

Features

How it works

  1. Describe industry, target audience and budget framework for the PR campaign
  2. Digital PR Stunt suggests campaign concepts with assessment and execution plan
  3. Choose a concept, adapt the pitch and find the specific journalists you want to contact

Use cases

Why use Digital PR Stunt?

Backlinks from media are among the most valuable links you can get. A link from a respected newsroom weighs more than many links from small blogs. Digital PR Stunt gives you a systematic way to arrive at campaign ideas newsrooms might actually cover — instead of waiting for a good idea to turn up.

The best digital PR campaigns have a multiplier effect. A campaign that gets media coverage generates not just backlinks — it also generates social sharing, brand awareness, direct traffic and credibility. All of this amplifies your SEO efforts in a way traditional link building rarely does.

The heavy work is in the concept and the pitch, and that is where the tool helps. The execution is still yours: you find the journalists, send the pitches, follow up and measure the result. The tool fetches no contact lists and tracks no links — it gives you the plan you carry out.

FAQ

What's the difference between digital PR and traditional PR?
Traditional PR focuses on press releases and media coverage for brand building. Digital PR has the same goals, but with an extra focus on generating backlinks and social sharing that provides SEO value. The best digital PR campaigns combine creative content (data, interactive tools, surveys) with strategic pitching to media that link back to the source.
How much does a digital PR campaign cost?
It varies widely. Simple data-driven campaigns are inexpensive — you analyze public data, create an angle and pitch it yourself. Campaigns with interactive elements, video or physical stunts require substantially more. The tool accounts for the budget you state when suggesting concepts.
Does the tool give me a list of journalists to contact?
No. The tool has no access to media databases or contact details. It points out which kinds of newsrooms and trade publications the concept suits, and writes the pitch — the names and addresses themselves you find in a media database or on the newsroom's own pages.
Does this work for Nordic markets?
Yes. The tool knows the Nordic media landscape in broad terms and suggests concepts that hit Nordic themes — sustainability, equality, innovation. Specific newsrooms and journalists you should still verify yourself before sending anything.
Can I use this without PR experience?
Yes. You get campaign concepts with execution plans and draft pitches, which is the hardest part to get started with without experience. The outreach itself — finding the right journalist and following up — you do yourself.
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