Crypto PR Agency

Three things, and they are worth separating. It writes the story so an editor can run it without rewriting. It places that story with outlets whose audience is yours, through relationships rather than a submission form. And it reports what ran, where, and whether the links survived. Anything an agency does beyond those three is optional; anything less is a press release generator.

The outlet list barely overlaps, the news cycle is shorter, and readers are more sceptical of promotional language than in almost any other sector. A tech PR desk pitching a token launch usually reaches the wrong publications with the right pitch. The specific advantage is knowing which outlets treat a listing as news and which treat it as advertising, because sending the first kind of story to the second kind of desk wastes the story.

Sponsored placements are guaranteed to publish. Earned editorial is pitched, not bought, and no honest agency guarantees an outcome an editor controls. We tell you which is which before you spend, and we would rather lose the brief than sell an editorial guarantee we cannot keep.

By what survives. Live links at the agreed tier, indexed and still resolving weeks later, in outlets your buyers actually read. Impression counts from a syndication network say very little; a single tier-1 piece that ranks for your project name says a great deal.

Two desks: Hong Kong and Istanbul. Hong Kong sits in the same hours as most of our clients, so a brief is taken inside their working day; Istanbul covers EMEA, CIS and the European and US editorial day, which is where the coverage lands. Carrying an Asian project into Western media is the route we run most, and Western clients work the same desks. Media in your own country can be added to any campaign on request.

Yes, and the honest advice for a pre-launch project is usually to spend less than they expect. Coverage of a product nobody can use yet ages badly. We would rather run a smaller launch campaign and keep the budget for the moment there is something to announce.

Choose a specialist that separates earned pitches from paid placements, shows the outlet list before approval, and reports live links. BlockmanPR fits exchanges needing PR, distribution, paid placement, and KOL work through one desk. It does not guarantee an editor's decision.

Tier-1 refers to the largest publications in the available outlet network. Access does not create an earned-editorial guarantee. Ask whether the proposed item is sponsored, paid organic, or an earned pitch before approving the scope.

BlockmanPR's public distribution packages run from $1,490 to $14,990. The outlet mix and article count change by tier. Retainers and custom multi-channel scopes are quoted separately. Review the package table before comparing it with another provider's scope.