One story, told in three editions.
Three Front Page-grade releases, planned as a single narrative arc — the tease, the launch, the follow-up. A dedicated editor holds the thread, a cumulative dashboard keeps the score, and your credits stay valid for a full year.
$2,499 One-Time ✦ 3 Releases ✦ 365-Day Validity
DEDICATED EDITOR · 3 FRONT PAGE-GRADE RELEASES · 365-DAY VALIDITY
What's in this edition.
Everything The Front Page carries — three times over — plus the planning, the dedicated desk and the dashboard that turn three releases into one storyline.
- 3 Front Page-grade releases — each with national newswire distribution and premium named placements
- One planned narrative arc — pre-launch tease, launch day, follow-up momentum
- 60-minute campaign planning session — the arc is mapped before a word is written
- Dedicated editor, direct line — one desk, one voice, all three releases
- Cumulative coverage dashboard — every placement across the series, in one running view
- 4–6 premium named placements per release — Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, Benzinga among them
- 14-day pickup monitoring on each release — momentum tracked, reports appended
- 365-day credit validity — run the arc on your calendar, not ours
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For stories too big for one edition.
A single release is a headline. A campaign is a serial — and some announcements deserve to be read in installments.
Product launches
A launch is a drumbeat, not a bang. The tease builds the audience, launch day lands the news, and the follow-up proves it stuck — three headlines where most companies settle for one.
Funding-to-launch runs
The round, the product it pays for, the traction that follows. One narrative told across the year — each release citing the last, each placement compounding the one before it.
Agencies & serial announcers
A dedicated editor, white-label reporting and credits that keep for 365 days. The feel of a newsroom on retainer, priced as a package — spend the releases when your clients make news.
Three releases, one storyline.
Mapped in your 60-minute planning session, written by one dedicated editor, and tracked on a single cumulative dashboard from tease to victory lap.
Pre-launch tease
Set the stage before the curtain moves. The tease names the problem, hints at the answer and gets your category on the record — so launch day arrives with an audience already leaning in.
WEEK 1Launch day
The full announcement at full Front Page strength: national newswire, the finance trio, premium named placements. This is the edition the other two exist to serve.
WEEK 2Follow-up momentum
Numbers, customers, proof. The follow-up turns a launch into a trajectory — and hands the dashboard a cumulative coverage story worth forwarding to the board.
WEEK 3–4THE CADENCE IS YOURS — CREDITS STAY VALID 365 DAYS FROM PURCHASE
One dedicated editor, three editions, and 365 days to run them. A newsroom on retainer — without the retainer.— The Campaign Desk
Need more than three editions?
Some desks make news every month. If three releases a year undersells your calendar, the masthead scales — quietly, and on terms built around how you actually announce.
Talk to the desk
Agency rates, multi-client arrangements and bespoke multi-release retainers — with white-label reporting throughout, so the coverage wears your letterhead, not ours. Tell us your cadence and we'll price the desk around it.
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Serial questions, answered.
Yes. Credits are valid for 365 days from purchase. The classic arc runs three to four weeks, but plenty of campaigns tease in Q1 and take the victory lap in Q3. Your planning session sets the cadence, and your dedicated editor keeps the thread — however long the gaps.
If they belong to one narrative, absolutely — a funding round, the product it funds and the traction that follows make a fine arc. If the announcements are genuinely unrelated, your editor will say so in the planning session and recommend separate releases instead. A campaign should read like a serial, not a scrapbook.
Credits stay valid for 365 days from purchase, and we send reminders well before the deadline — no credit should be left in the drawer. Past the year they expire, which is exactly why the planning session maps the arc's outer dates on day one.
Ready to run the series?
File your brief and book the 60-minute planning session. Three editions, one storyline — with a dedicated editor holding the thread.