1. Share the campaign context
Define the story, target audiences, countries, languages, timing and any mandatory or excluded sectors.
DIGITAL PR PLACEMENTS
Extend Digital PR campaigns across markets.
Keep every paid placement controlled.
SDLINK helps Digital PR teams, communications agencies and brands coordinate clearly identified sponsored editorial placements across several countries and languages.
Request a tailored proposal ↗WHY SDLINK
Sponsored placements can complement earned media when a campaign needs controlled timing, defined markets or guaranteed delivery conditions. SDLINK reviews editorial fit and publisher requirements before presenting a campaign-specific selection.
WHAT WE CAN ACTIVATE
- Sponsored editorial placements supporting Digital PR campaigns
- Local-language publication across selected markets
- Multi-country coordination from one validated brief
- White-label execution for agency client work
A CONTROLLED PROCESS
From PR brief to verified placement.
2. Review suitable media
SDLINK checks editorial relevance and publisher conditions within its confidential network.
3. Validate the activation
The proposed outlets, format, disclosure, content requirements and timing are confirmed before production.
4. Coordinate and report
We follow publication, verify the agreed placements and organise a clear campaign report.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Clear before activation.
Are Digital PR placements the same as earned media coverage?
No. This service concerns sponsored or otherwise paid editorial placements. SDLINK does not present paid publication as earned coverage.
Can SDLINK coordinate several countries and languages?
Yes. Each market is reviewed separately for language, editorial context, sector fit and publisher availability.
Will you send the complete media catalogue?
No. The network remains confidential. SDLINK prepares a relevant selection for the specific campaign brief.
Can agencies work with SDLINK in white label?
Yes. SDLINK can coordinate media delivery behind the scenes while the agency retains its client relationship and strategy.
What should a Digital PR brief include?
Share the campaign objective, story or asset, target markets, languages, timing, formats, sector restrictions and indicative budget.
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Build the right campaign path.
START WITH YOUR BRIEF
Tell us what the campaign needs.
SDLINK will review the markets, languages, formats, volume, sector and timing, then prepare a tailored media proposal. The full network remains confidential.