Six Years Behind UNICEF Ireland’s Emergency Appeals
Six years as UNICEF Ireland’s paid search and social partner. Every emergency appeal live within 48 hours, 60M+ impressions for Gaza, and Gold at the 2024 Digital Media Awards.
Client coverage includes
RTÉ · Irish Examiner · Newstalk · Today FM
When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI Overviews for a recommendation, the answer is drawn from the publications and websites those tools consider credible. The brands that are regularly featured in those sources are the ones that get named.
Digital PR is how you earn that presence. We secure coverage in the publications your customers read, which are also the sources AI tools rely on, so your brand becomes part of the answer.
Many businesses think of PR as press releases and media launches. That is part of it, but digital PR covers a wider range of work, and each type does a different job.
Press releases and announcements. News from your business, such as launches, openings, appointments and results, issued to the journalists who cover your sector.
Story-led campaigns. An idea, data or a cultural moment built into a story the media want to run, earning coverage well beyond your own news.
Reactive and expert comment. Positioning you or your team as a trusted source when journalists need a view on the news of the day.
Where it appears. Traditional media, including newspapers, radio and TV, alongside online news sites, trade titles, blogs, social channels and content creators. Every placement builds your reputation with customers, earns links that help your website rank, and adds to the sources Google and AI tools draw on.
✓ Businesses whose competitors are named by ChatGPT and AI Overviews, while they are not.
✓ Businesses with strong results and good stories, but little media coverage to show for them.
✓ Businesses that rank on Google but whose brand name is not yet well known.
✓ Businesses that have invested in PR before without clear reporting on what it achieved.
If this describes your business, digital PR is the most direct way to change it.
First month: planning. We identify the stories in your business that Irish journalists will cover, and the publications Google and AI tools trust in your market.
From month two: outreach. We pitch to the relevant journalists and publications. Nothing is issued without your approval.
Every month: reporting. You receive a clear report on the coverage secured, where it ran, and the links earned to your website.
Six years as UNICEF Ireland’s paid search and social partner. Every emergency appeal live within 48 hours, 60M+ impressions for Gaza, and Gold at the 2024 Digital Media Awards.
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It can make it far more likely, but nobody can guarantee a specific AI answer. AI tools build their answers from sources they trust, so the more often credible Irish publications cover you, the stronger your case. That coverage is what we go after.
Every month you get a clear report: the coverage we secured, where it ran, and which pieces link back to your website.
No. Links help your website rank, but the real point is being talked about in the right places: by journalists, by your customers, and by the AI tools they now ask.
Reactive stories can land quickly when the news is right. Bigger campaigns take a few weeks to plan and pitch, and the benefit to search builds over months as coverage adds up.
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