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Digital PR guides
From the team that got clients into The Times and on BBC Radio 2.
These digital PR guides explain, in plain English, what digital PR is, what it costs in the UK, how to get featured in the national press, and how coverage helps your SEO and AI search. They're written by Robert, who runs PR for our clients, including the coverage that put BidScript in The Times and Backpedal on BBC Radio 2.
7 days
to a first PR feature our average
The Times
BidScript featured July 2026
All our digital PR guides
How does Foundry do digital PR?
We find a story a journalist wants, pitch it to the outlets your customers read and follow through with quotes, data and images. Our average is 7 days from brief to a first feature. Each mention and link then backs up your SEO and how AI assistants see you.
Digital PR guides FAQs
With what digital PR is, then how much PR costs in the UK. If you want national coverage, read how to get featured in the national press.
No, but they work together. PR earns the mentions and links; SEO makes sure your site turns that attention into enquiries. Our digital PR vs SEO guide explains the difference.
No. Journalists decide what runs. We commit to the story, the pitching and the follow-through.
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