I see this all the time.
A Publicist-guru type or PR Agency guarantees x amount of articles that position the client as a successful business person or author. It looks cheesy, and the content is usually vapid. But it’s usually published in sites like [Forbes.com](https://Forbes.com) and NY Post, or maybe local news sites like [FoxLA.com](https://FoxLA.com).
The price seems to vary a lot, with some guys pushing packages for $97 and some charging a couple of grand a month.
Anyone understand how this works?
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Top tier Magazines and publications like Forbes are partnered with the PR agencies and allows them to publish article on them for a chunk.
The result depends on the PR agency you choose (you definitely can’t get the premium service at $90 and you know that.)
Whenever going for a PR agency, go for one that provides you with complete details.
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