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One source is a claim. A quorum is a fact.

A Quorumm is one story — planned with you, written by people, rebuilt into every format the web indexes, and published across 350+ outlets on the same day. Two weeks later we hand you the first page of Google with your name on it, several times over.

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One Quorumm from $495 350+ outlets every run Full report in 14 days
Corroboration monitor On record
Outlets live 350
Quorum 140
Formats 06
Strategy before anything runsWe choose the keywords and the angle with you, before a word is written.
Written by peopleNot a title, a topic and three keywords typed into a box.
Every format the web indexesArticle, audio, video, slideshow, infographic — each to the domains built for it.
The whole record in 14 daysEvery outlet linked. Every keyword ranked.
01 — The session

Everybody else hands you a form.

The standard product in this category is a dashboard. You type in a title, a topic and a few keywords, and the system produces something. Then you — not a strategist, not an editor — are left to decide whether the keywords were the right ones and whether the writing is any good. That is a lot of judgment to hand to the person who came here precisely because they didn't have it. A Quorumm starts the other way round: in a session, with somebody whose job is to talk you out of the wrong term.

The dashboard

Type it in
yourself.

How the rest of the category works

  • A field for the title, a field for the topic, a field for keywords
  • You decide whether those keywords are winnable
  • You decide whether the article is good enough to publish
  • Software writes it, or you write it yourself at midnight
  • Submit, and find out afterward
  • Support is a help center article

Then it runs. Then you find out.

The session

Work it out
first.

How a Quorumm starts

  • A strategy session — your category, your terms, what you are actually trying to be found for
  • Keyword mixes chosen against what is winnable, not what sounds impressive
  • A brief that goes to copywriters rather than a generator
  • You approve the story before it runs anywhere
  • A named editor who tells you when the angle is wrong
  • Each run planned against the one before it

Every term agreed before a word is written.

The dashboard is faster. The session is the reason it works.

02 — The story

A person writes it. Then you approve it.

The session produces a brief. The brief goes to a copywriter — not a generator — who has read your category and knows which terms were agreed and why. What comes back is one piece of writing with an angle, a dateline, and quotes somebody actually said. You read the final copy and say yes before any of it moves.

Written against the brief

The terms and the angle were settled in the session, so the writer is not guessing at what you want to be found for. Nothing is drafted until that is on paper.

Quotable by construction

Clear claims, attributed to a named person, dated, carrying the surrounding facts a model needs in order to reuse them. Most press copy is unquotable, which is why most of it is never quoted.

Your approval is not a formality

Once several hundred outlets have the story, it is out of everyone's hands. That is precisely why we won't let you skip the read — and why a thin brief gets sent back rather than dressed up.

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Approval You
03 — The run

One story. Every format. Three hundred and fifty outlets. One day.

We call one run a Quorumm, because that is precisely what it is: enough independent voices saying the same thing at the same moment that the internet stops treating it as a claim. It is not a press release. A press release is one document, sent to one wire, left to fend for itself.

Format multiplier — one story Distributing
Formats 06
Destination classes 06
Outlets 350+

The whole run, stage by stage.

Stage 01 — Strategy

A session on the terms that matter

We sit down and work out what you should be found for — the keyword mixes, the angle, the terms that are actually winnable in your category rather than the ones that merely sound impressive. Nothing is written until this is settled.

Stage 02 — Article

Written by our copywriters

A person writes it, against the brief from the session, with an angle and quotes somebody actually said. You read it and approve it before anything moves.

Stage 03 — Formats

The same story, rebuilt six ways

The article becomes audio, video, a slideshow, an infographic and more — because the highest-authority domains on the web are format-specific, and an article cannot land on a video platform. Six assets, six classes of destination, one message.

Stage 04 — Distribution

350+ outlets, simultaneously

Every asset goes out at once, across news outlets, trade press, regional media and the format-specific high-authority platforms each one belongs on. Same day, same story, many voices.

Stage 05 — Page one

The results page fills up

Within days, searches for the terms we chose start returning outlets carrying your story alongside your own pages. See the next chapter — this is the part that changes what a stranger thinks of you.

Stage 06 — Record

The report, fourteen days later

Every single media outlet that ran the story, linked, so you can open each one. Plus a snapshot of every keyword mix we targeted and exactly where it ranked on Google the day the report was pulled.

04 — The outcome

A results page is a roll call.

Somebody searches the term that matters in your category. Four of the ten results on the first page are about you — a trade outlet, a regional daily, a video, your own site. That is not ten opinions with you somewhere in the mix. That is a quorum, in the one place your buyer is actually looking.

A Quorumm routinely puts several first-page results behind the terms we chose together, drawn from outlets carrying the story and from your own pages. We don't ask you to take that on faith — every keyword and its position on the day of export is printed in your report.

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Page one — target term 4 of 10
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Your site
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Yours 04
From media 03
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Why it works

Search and language models don't count links. They weigh agreement.

A single mention is an assertion nothing can corroborate. Hundreds of independent publications carrying the same story on the same day, in six different formats, across six different classes of domain, is something else entirely — it is the pattern both a search index and a language model read as established. This is not a trick. It is how consensus has always been measured; we simply arrange for it to happen on purpose.

Structured

Written to be quoted

Clear claims, attributed to a named person, dated, carrying the surrounding facts a model needs in order to reuse them. Most press copy is unquotable by construction, which is why most of it is never quoted.

Multiplied

Six formats, six kinds of domain

An article can only ever land on sites that publish articles. Rebuilt as audio, video, a slideshow and an infographic, the same story reaches four more classes of high-authority platform — and each one indexes separately.

Repeated

Then said again next month

One Quorumm establishes the pattern. A sequence of them across a year is what makes it permanent, and what makes the terms you care about hold their position rather than fade.

Hundreds of sources, six formats, one message, one day. That is what a quorum looks like.

Pricing

On the page, like everything else here.

Priced per Quorumm, so you can see exactly what the volume is worth. Run one, or run a standing program. We don't bill against ad spend and we don't take a percentage of anything.

Standard Quorumms — the full run: strategy session, written article, six formats, 350+ outlets.

One-off
Single
$495
per Quorumm
One Quorumm, no commitment
$2,495
per Premium Quorumm
One Premium Quorumm, no commitment

One announcement, end to end — a launch, a funding round, a milestone.

  • Keyword and angle strategy session
  • Article written by our copywriters, approved by you
  • Rebuilt into six formats
  • 350+ outlets, same day
  • Full report in 14 days — every outlet linked, every keyword ranked
  • 5+ premium placements on national business and financial media
Run a Quorumm
Most common
Standing
$445
per Quorumm
Two a month — $890/month
$2,195
per Premium Quorumm
Two a month — $4,390/month

For brands that need to hold the first page, not visit it once.

  • Two Quorumms a month
  • A twelve-month keyword and announcement plan, maintained
  • A named editor on the account
  • Monthly report with rank movement across every targeted term
  • Each run planned against the results of the last
  • 5+ premium placements on every run
Run two a month
Best rate per Quorumm
Consensus
$375
per Quorumm
Four a month — $1,500/month
$1,875
per Premium Quorumm
Four a month — $7,500/month

For brands that intend to be the answer, not a result.

  • Four Quorumms a month
  • Entity corroboration: Wikidata, Knowledge Panel, Crunchbase, G2, directories
  • AI visibility tracking — a 40-prompt set across four assistants
  • Quarterly review with your editor
  • Priority run inside 72 hours
  • 5+ premium placements on every run
Run four a month
Agency & multi-brand
Bureau
Custom
by volume
Rates quoted against your run count
Custom
by volume
Premium inventory at portfolio rates

For agencies and groups running this across a portfolio.

  • Multiple brands under one account
  • White-label reporting and exports
  • Volume rates, API and dashboard access
  • Dedicated editor and written response times
  • MSA and security review
  • Premium inventory available on any run
Run a Bureau
You approve the story before it runs Month to month, no annual lock Pause any month, any reason No percentage of spend, ever
Premium Quorumms

Every voice counts. Some carry further.

A Premium Quorumm is the same run — the same session, the same written story, the same six formats, the same 350+ outlets — carrying at least five placements on national business and financial media alongside it.

Nothing is bolted on. You run the Quorumm as a Premium one, and every asset in it goes out with those names in the room. On a program, any run in the month can go Premium.

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Premium inventory Placing
AP NewsPlaced
BloombergPlaced
Business InsiderPlaced
MarketWatchPlaced
NasdaqPlaced
The Globe and MailPlaced
BarchartPlaced
StreetInsiderPlaced
BenzingaPlaced
NewsmaxPlaced
Inventory shown 10
Minimum per run 05
Standard outlets 350+
Limits

Here is exactly what we won't do.

We won't promise you a number of first-page results

We will tell you what we are going after and why we think it is winnable, and then we will report every position you got, measured on the day of export. Anybody guaranteeing you a rank in advance is guessing with your money.

We won't chase a keyword you can't win

Half the value of the strategy session is talking you out of the term you arrived wanting. Winnable and adjacent beats prestigious and hopeless, every time, and we would rather have that argument in week one than in month six.

We won't guarantee follow links

Most press links are nofollow or sponsored, and that is correct — it is what the guidelines call for. The value here is corroboration and presence, not PageRank. See the next section.

We won't publish something that isn't news

If the brief is thin we'll tell you, and help you find the actual story instead of dressing up the one you brought. That costs us a run now and then. It saves you a reputation.

We won't run it before you've read it

Nothing is distributed without your approval on the final copy. Once several hundred outlets have it, it is out of everyone's hands — so the approval step is not a formality and we won't let you skip it.

We won't write claims you can't substantiate

Health outcomes, financial returns and "best in category" all need evidence in hand before we will put them in a release with your name on it.

The question nobody in this category answers

"Will this get me penalized?"

It is the first thing anybody sensible asks, and you can read a dozen FAQ pages across this category without finding it addressed once. So, plainly:

Google's position on press release links has been consistent for over a decade. Links inside syndicated releases are expected to carry nofollow or sponsored attributes, and links that don't can be read as link-scheme signals. That is not a gray area and we won't pretend it is.

So we don't sell you PageRank. If somebody is selling you follow links out of a wire, they are selling you risk and calling it authority.

What this actually does is different, and it lasts longer. It builds a corroborated public record of your company — independent sources, saying consistent things, with dates attached, across every format the index touches. That record is what puts media results on page one for your terms. It is what forms an entity in Google's knowledge graph and earns a Knowledge Panel. It is what a journalist finds when they are checking whether you are worth a call. And it is the substrate a language model reaches for when somebody asks it about your category.

Presence, not PageRank. We tell you so before you buy rather than after.

Start here

Reach quorum.

Book the strategy session. We'll work out what you should be found for, tell you honestly which of those terms is winnable, and show you what the first page looks like once a Quorumm has run. Twenty minutes, no deck, no discovery process.

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One Quorumm — day of run On record
Outlets 350+
Formats 06
Report 14d