No-contract digital PR
Plenty of agencies want six to twelve months before you have seen a single link. We would rather earn the next piece of work than hold you to a contract.
Three ways to start, no contract
A trial campaign, done in 30 days.
A full campaign, with a guaranteed 5 or 10 links.
An ongoing programme, run as a 3-month project.






A long contract protects the agency, not you. Here is the difference in plain terms.
6 to 12 month contracts
Notice periods measured in months
Coverage reports instead of a link count
Months of set-up fees before anything is pitched
No contract, on anything
A £250 trial campaign if you want to test us first
Ongoing programmes run as 3-month projects
A guaranteed 5 or 10 links on full campaigns
Try the £250 trial01
If campaigns are not earning links, you can walk away. That is a strong reason for us to get it right.
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A campaign that lands earns links during outreach, so you know within weeks whether it is working.
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Seasonal brands and anyone testing a new channel need to be able to start, stop and scale.
Ongoing digital PR builds on itself. The first month is mostly research and production, so a programme runs as a 3-month project: long enough to judge fairly what is working, without tying you into a contract.
Yes. Single campaigns and the £250 trial are one-off pieces of work. Ongoing programmes run as a 3-month project, with no contract.
Because the first month is mostly research and production. Three months is the shortest window where you can fairly judge what digital PR is doing for you.
Full campaigns come with a guaranteed 5 or 10 links. The £250 trial does not have a link guarantee.
Yes. The coverage is earned editorially on other people's sites and stays live after we stop working together.
If you have never tried digital PR, start with the £250 trial. If you want a link count you can hold us to, start with a full campaign. If links are a gap you need to close over the year, a programme is the better fit.
Book a call and we will tell you which option fits, or whether digital PR is right for you at all.
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