Publish your article in the world's top media outlets.
Rublovka Media is the matchmaker between your brand and 1,400+ newsrooms across 25 countries. A native journalist writes your article, you approve it, we publish it in the outlet of your choice: dofollow link, verified Google indexing, editorial or sponsored status disclosed before you order. We only take on a placement when publication is certain: 100% of placements are delivered.
Publish where your customers read: newsrooms we work with hand in hand
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We don't sell an attempt. We sell a publication.
Traditional media placement runs on hope: pitch, follow up, cross your fingers. Rublovka Media runs on contract: the outlet, the format, the timeline and the link are set in writing before the first word is written.
We only take on a placement when its publication is certain. The result: 100% of our placements are delivered, in the agreed outlet, within the agreed timeline.
What every placement guarantees
Every commitment is written into the agreement signed before the placement begins.
- The exact outlet: the one you chose, not an "equivalent".
- The publication timeline: a written deadline, not an estimate.
- The disclosed format: editorial or sponsored, specified per outlet before you order, honored to the letter.
- The dofollow link: to the page of your choice, verified at publication.
- Google indexing: checked after publication, proof included.
Transparency
Every title in the catalog states whether the piece runs as editorial or marked as sponsored. You know before you pay, never after.
Dofollow
At least one dofollow link to the site of your choice, verified at publication and recorded in the delivery report.
Indexed
The article's Google indexing is checked after publication. You get proof, not a promise.
Being published in a recognised outlet is what makes buyers take you seriously.
Attention is not the hard part anymore. Credibility is. A prospect who has already seen your name in a title they trust arrives at the first call with the doubt handled. That is what a placement buys you: not more impressions, fewer objections.
Visibility that turns into clients
A recognised outlet lends you its audience and its judgment at the same time. Readers do not scroll past a masthead they know the way they scroll past an ad, so the same message lands with a weight advertising cannot buy. That is how coverage becomes pipeline: more people hear about you, and the ones who do arrive already half convinced.
Your own name on the first page of Google
Every serious buyer searches your brand before they reply to you, and what they find decides whether the meeting happens. A placement puts a major title into those results, indexed and verified after publication, so the first page on your name stops being a risk you cannot control and becomes an argument that closes.
The source AI answers recommend first
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews build their answers from established press. When a buyer asks a model which companies matter in your category, it names the ones the press has written about. Being covered is what puts you inside that shortlist instead of outside it.
And it keeps working after the day it goes live. The article stays indexed, keeps being found on your brand name and keeps feeding the sources that search engines rank and AI answers quote. It is the rare visibility channel you keep owning once you have paid for it. One placement is a signal. A handful is a reputation, and reputation is the part competitors cannot outspend you on overnight.
Send your briefOrder your article in four steps.
Send your brief
Fill in the form with as much detail as possible about your brand, your sector and the outlets you have in mind. Write "advise me" if you are not sure which titles fit: that is the part we are best at.
Our team reviews and writes
We confirm the outlet and timeline in writing, then a journalist who is a native speaker of the outlet's language writes your article on the angle approved with you.
You approve the text
Nothing goes live without your sign-off: you review, request edits and approve the final version, including the dofollow link.
We publish
The article goes live in the agreed outlet, within the agreed timeline: dofollow link and indexing verified, proof included.
Everything is included. Nothing is left to chance.
Native journalistic writing
An original article, written in the outlet's language by a writer who knows its codes.
The outlet of your choice
No "equivalent list": the title you chose, the one written into the contract.
Verified dofollow link
Anchor and target page approved with you, link attribute checked after publication.
Verified Google indexing
We check that the article is properly indexed and provide you with proof.
Clear terms per outlet
Editorial or sponsored: each title's status is listed in the catalog, before you order.
Contractual timeline
A precise deadline, set in writing before the placement begins, and kept.
A press article works twice: for Google, and for AI.
Search engines rank the sites with authority. Answer engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews) cite the sources with authority. In both cases, the most credible source is the same: major media.
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the practice of making a brand visible in AI-generated answers. The most direct lever: being cited by the press these AIs use as a source.
What a placement does for your search rankings
- Authority passed on: a dofollow link from a very high-authority domain strengthens your entire site.
- Rankings gained: your key pages climb on the queries that matter for your market.
- Trust signal: real press coverage feeds the E-E-A-T criteria Google evaluates.
- Long-tail capture: the article itself ranks on category queries and sends qualified readers straight to you.
What a placement does for your visibility in AI
- Citable source: answer engines rely heavily on established press to build their answers.
- Stronger entity: every placement consolidates what the models "know" about your brand.
- Presence in answers: when someone asks an AI about the players in your industry, the press decides who gets named.
- Lasting asset: an article indexed in a major outlet keeps feeding search and AI for years.
The industries we place in every week.
Digital PR is not one job. A fintech needs a title regulators and investors respect; a consumer brand needs a title its customers actually read; an agency needs a partner who never appears in front of its client. We work in these six markets often enough to know which outlets actually move the needle in each.
B2B SaaS
Long sales cycles and buying committees that research you before the first call. Placement works here as sales enablement: the article your champion forwards internally to justify the shortlist.
Launches, funding rounds, category positioningFinance and fintech
The market where the outlet matters more than anywhere else. A title that investors and compliance teams already trust does work that ten placements in unknown publications cannot.
Fundraises, product launches, market entryTech and AI
The fastest-moving category and the one where AI answer engines matter most: when a buyer asks an assistant which tools to consider, the answer is assembled from indexed press. Being a named source is the whole game.
Benchmarks, proprietary data, launchesMarketing and advertising agencies
We work white label for agencies who need guaranteed placements for their own clients: you keep the relationship and the margin, we deliver the outlet, the format and the proof on your timeline.
White label, resale, client campaignsCrypto and Web3
The sector where nobody takes a website at face value. Investors, exchanges and partners look for what independent press has written before they commit, so one placement in a title the market already reads answers the question your own marketing never can.
Token launches, listings, credibilityE-commerce and consumer brands
Shoppers search a brand name before a first order and decide on what comes back. Coverage in a consumer title people genuinely read is what turns an unfamiliar store into a name worth buying from, and it keeps doing that every time someone checks.
Product launches, seasonal pushes, brand trustPress release, guest post, or media placement?
Digital PR agencies sell three quite different things under similar names, and most quotes never say which one you are getting. Knowing the difference is what separates getting featured from getting an invoice.
A record, not coverage
You write an announcement and a wire service pushes it onto a syndication network. It creates a dated, indexed record of your news and reaches the journalists who monitor the wires.
What it rarely creates is readership. Most republication is automated onto pages with little human traffic, so a "picked up by 400 outlets" report is a syndication count, not an audience.
A metric, not an audience
An article placed on a site chosen for its domain authority rather than its readers, often on properties built as link inventory and priced accordingly.
It can move a number inside an SEO tool. It will not put your brand in front of a buyer, and it does nothing for brand awareness or thought leadership.
A published article people read
A native journalist writes your article and a real newsroom publishes it, in a title your customers already open. You choose the outlet, you approve the text, and each title's editorial or sponsored status is stated before you order.
This is not earned media, where a journalist chooses you unprompted, and we say so plainly. It is a contracted publication in a title that has an audience. How to tell the two apart.
1,400+ media outlets in 25+ countries: choose where to publish.
Over 1,400 titles listed across 25+ countries: business, general news, tech, lifestyle and local press. Pick the title, the language and the country. The full catalog, with per-outlet pricing and timelines, is sent on request.
North America1,000+ titles
The deepest coverage in the catalog: major national titles and local press, state by state.
Titles include Forbes, Business Insider, USA Today, Entrepreneur, Fortune, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, Inc., New York Post, Vogue, Variety, Digital Trends, Polygon and CoinDesk.
Oceania110+ titles
From national media to the titles of Australia's major cities.
Europe60+ titles
A strong British presence, complemented by national titles across the continent.
Middle East50+ titles
The region's leading business and general-news newsrooms, in English and in local languages.
Africa20+ titles
Pan-African titles and national newsrooms in English and French.
Asia15+ titles
Business and tech press across Asia's major hubs.
Latin America10+ titles
National dailies and business media in Spanish and Portuguese.
Global media35+ titles
Media read on every continent: the most powerful option for GEO.
Don't see your outlet here? Ask for it: if we can't guarantee it, we tell you, and we charge nothing.
What drives the price of a placement.
We price per outlet in the catalog rather than on this page, because a national daily and a niche trade title are not the same product. Five things move the number. Once you can name them, you can tell a fair quote from a lazy one in about a minute, ours included.
The outlet's audience and authority
A national title with millions of monthly readers and a selective newsroom is scarce. A site that runs eight partner articles a day is not. Both are real publications; they should not cost the same.
Editorial or sponsored
An article that runs without a commercial label costs more than the same article under a Sponsored, Partner Content or BrandVoice banner. Neither is dishonest, and we state which one applies before you order.
Market and language
A journalist writing natively in the outlet's own language costs more than a translation, and it should: newsrooms reject translated copy, and a domestic reader spots it within two sentences.
Timeline
Newsrooms have calendars. A fixed date inside a week is priced like any other rush job, and a flexible four-to-six-week window is the cheapest way to buy the same title.
What the vendor actually does
Writing the piece, running your approval round and verifying the link and indexing afterwards is work. A reseller passing your brief down a chain of brokers is not, and it shows in the result.
Whether you want to get featured in a national title or in the trade publication your buyers open every morning, the same five variables set the price. We break the full logic down, with the market ranges you will see quoted elsewhere, in What a press placement actually costs. For your outlet: ask for the catalog and we reply with the title, its status, its timeline and its price.
Publication first. Results follow.
Real articles, published for our clients and live today. Click through: every placement is bylined, dated and indexed on Google.
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Everything we're asked before signing.
How can you guarantee an article gets published?
We only work with vetted newsrooms and contributors we hold direct relationships with. We only accept an order when we know we can deliver it. Every placement is covered by a written agreement specifying the outlet, format and timeline. That's how 100% of our placements are delivered.
How do I publish an article in Forbes, Business Insider or USA Today?
Pick the title from our catalog, send your brief via the "Request a placement" button, and a native journalist writes the piece. After your approval, the article is published in the chosen outlet, with a dofollow link and verified indexing. Each outlet's exact pricing and timeline are listed in the catalog, sent on request.
Will the article be labeled "sponsored" or "partner content"?
It depends on the outlet. Most titles in our catalog offer editorial formats, published without a "sponsored" label; some outlets, however, require a sponsored disclosure, in line with their policy. The Rublovka rule: each title's exact status is stated in black and white in the catalog, before you order. You choose with full knowledge, and the format agreed in the contract is the one that runs.
Is the link to my site dofollow?
Yes. Every article includes at least one dofollow link to the site of your choice. We verify the link attribute at publication and it appears in the delivery report.
Will the article be indexed on Google?
Yes. We check the article's Google indexing after publication and provide you with proof. An article indexed in a major outlet feeds both your SEO (authority, rankings) and your GEO: it becomes a citable source for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and other answer engines.
How long does publication take?
Typically 7 to 21 days depending on the outlet, the language and the newsroom's calendar. The exact timeline is set in writing before the placement begins, and it is kept.
Who writes the article?
Journalists and writers who are native speakers of the outlet's language. We define the editorial angle with you, then you approve the final text before anything is published. Nothing goes live without your sign-off.
How is this different from a press release?
A press release is mass-distributed and rarely picked up as is by newsrooms. Rublovka Media places a full, custom-written article in a specific outlet you choose: a unique, lasting, indexed piece of content with a dofollow link to your site. It's an SEO and GEO asset, not a fleeting announcement.
How much does a placement cost?
Pricing depends on the chosen outlet: each title has its own price, listed in our catalog. Request the catalog and pricing by email: we reply within 24 hours, no commitment.
You choose the outlet. We get it published.
Send your brief and we reply within 24 hours with the outlets that fit, their editorial or sponsored status, their timeline and their price. No commitment.
- Every title's status stated before you order
- A written deadline, or a full refund
- Live URL, link and indexing verified at delivery
Prefer email? Write to contact@rublovkamedia.com and we reply just as fast.