Three crypto PR agencies, three different strengths. Here's how News Coverage Agency, Coinbound, and Cryptic actually differ once you look past the pitch decks.
Radio silence, syndicated placements dressed up as press, invoices that don't match the contract. Here's how to tell an agency is coasting on your retainer.
Six agencies claim tier-one crypto press coverage in 2026. Here's what separates a real placement from paid syndication, and how to pick the right one for your budget.
Crypto PR retainers run $3K to $15K a month, but the number on the invoice hides where the money actually goes. Here's what drives the price up or down.
An Initial Game Offering (IGO) lets blockchain gaming projects raise funds by selling in-game assets or tokens before the game officially launches. Early investors receive NFTs, game tokens, or...
Most B2B tech companies treat PR like a press release vending machine. Write announcement, send announcement, wait for coverage that never comes. Then they conclude PR “doesn’t work” for...
Journalists open their inbox to a flood every morning. Most pitches die in the first ten seconds. Press release distribution services exist to beat those odds, but the wire...
Over 2.28 million students. One collapsed exam. And now a platform millions depend on, gone. When access to Telegram was cut off for a week, users turned to VPNs...
Most blockchain projects launch with extraordinary technology. They die in complete silence. The problem is not the product — it is the absence of a disciplined PR strategy that...
Most Web3 projects launch with solid tokenomics and a working product. Then silence. Investors don’t show up. Communities don’t grow. Coverage stays at zero. A Web3 PR agency closes...