Your story, above the fold.
Everything in The Byline, elevated to the national wire: your release on Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch and Benzinga, with four to six premium named placements — each one listed in your report with a live URL you can open.
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What's in this edition.
The full Byline treatment — senior-written, AP-style, same-week guaranteed — plus the national wire and the named placements that make an announcement look like news coverage.
- Everything in The Byline — written by a senior editor in AP style, two revision rounds, journalist list email pitch, “As Featured In” badge kit
- National newswire distribution — your release on the wire coast to coast, not just a regional feed
- Yahoo Finance · MarketWatch · Benzinga — the finance trio, placed by name
- 4–6 premium named placements — real mastheads, secured individually, listed with live URLs
- 30-minute editorial angle consultation — the desk sharpens the story before a word is written
- 14-day pickup monitoring — late pickups tracked, verified and appended to your report
- White-label live-link report — every placement, every URL, within 48 hours of distribution
- Same-week publishing guarantee — filed Monday, on the wire by Friday
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For news that needs named placements.
Syndication is fine until someone asks, “where exactly did it run?” The Front Page is for announcements that get that question.
Funding announcements
Raises, rounds and acquisitions read differently on Yahoo Finance and MarketWatch — the outlets your investors, and their investors, actually check before the second meeting.
National launches
A product going wide needs more than network syndication. The national wire plus premium placements puts your launch where the coverage conversation starts, not where it echoes.
Credibility builds
An “As Featured In” row is only as strong as its links. The Front Page gives you logos with live URLs behind them — the kind that survive due diligence and a skeptical journalist's click.
What “premium placement” actually means.
Syndication is network republishing. A named placement is a specific masthead. A premium placement is a named masthead people already read. Earned media is a journalist's own story. The Front Page buys you the first three — and we never blur the lines.
Named, not networked
Four to six specific outlets, secured individually for your release — not “up to 400 sites” of anonymous network inventory. If we can't name it, we don't count it.
Listed in your report
Every premium placement appears in your live-link report with the outlet's name, its domain authority and the live URL. Open every link yourself — that's the point.
Refunded if it doesn't land
If a guaranteed premium placement doesn't run, that portion of your fee is refunded. Not credited, not rolled over — refunded. Almost nobody else in this industry puts that in writing.
If a guaranteed premium placement doesn't land, that portion of your fee comes back. In writing, on the record.— The Launch Headlines Guarantee
Big news travels in installments.
One front page makes a splash. Three, planned as a single arc, make a story the market follows for a month. If the announcement matters that much, the sequel usually does too.
Three front pages beat one
Launching something big? One release rarely does it. The Campaign plans three Front Page-grade releases as one narrative arc — pre-launch, launch, follow-up — with a dedicated editor and a full year to run it.
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The front-page fine print, answered.
You steer, the desk places. In your 30-minute angle consultation we shortlist outlets that fit the story — a fintech raise belongs on the finance wires, a consumer launch somewhere its buyers read. We confirm the target list before anything goes out, and your report shows exactly what landed, URL by URL. If a guaranteed placement doesn't land, that portion of your fee is refunded.
Named placements: your release published on those outlets with live, linkable URLs — not banner ads and not a passing mention. To be plain about the ladder: these are placements of your announcement on mastheads readers recognize, not earned editorial coverage. Your report links each one so you can verify it yourself.
After distribution, we keep watching the wire for two weeks. Additional pickups, syndications and republications are verified and appended to your live-link report — so the report you forward on day 14 is fuller than the one you received at hour 48.
Ready for the front page?
File your brief today. Your 30-minute angle consultation gets scheduled the moment it lands — with a senior editor, not a sales rep.