Frequently Asked Questions

No! All media secured by Promo Panda is organic editorial coverage.

If you're talented, you probably have a lot of valuable ideas to share with writers covering certain topics. We help you find content through which you can communicate your value.

We secure coverage in digital publications with a minimum readership of 10,000 unique visitors per month (UVPM).

When creating campaigns, you can select if you'd like your articles to appear in publications with up to 1MM+ UVPM.

You're in full control of how fast or slow your campaigns unfold.

If you're in a rush, just set your deadline and we can speed things up.

On the other hand, if you have time, you can slow your campaign down to get the very best rates.

Once you're logged in, you can upload your information to your account.

We don't necessarily need a lot of info – just the right info!

The standard timeline for any campaign is 30 days per placement in your campaign.

For example, if your campaign consists of 2 Interviews and 1 Feature (3 placements total), you’re looking at a 90-day timeline (30 days time X 3 placements = 90 days). Campaigns with shorter-than-standard timelines are called prioritized campaigns. When you prioritize a campaign, a couple of things happen:

• We move your campaign to the top of our queue, meaning that our sorting algorithms find your placements before those of campaigns that aren’t prioritized.
• Your assigned publicist pays extra attention to your campaign to ensure its timely completion.

In order to meet a prioritized campaign’s deadline, you’ll be required to answer questionnaires within 48 hours of receiving them.

However, if you have a lot of time available (or you just want to space out the publishing of your placements over time), you can move the slider to the right to extend your campaign timeline and receive a discount.

You can see the discount percentage and total campaign fee change in real-time as you drag the slider!

At Promo Panda, we tend to focus on general editorial publications.

It's possible that we'll find an opportunity with a publication focused on fashion design, but we've found that when it comes to demonstrating extraordinary ability, even general interest publications can be quite effective so long as the content thoroughly discusses your achievements and skills in detail.

Our clients have historically been very successful, even when placed in publications outside of their particular industry.

An example that illustrates this is when we placed the general manager of a Michelin-starred restaurant in a business publication.

The article discussed managerial tips (from our client, a hospitality expert) that technology executives could use when running their companies.

The result was a great article that effectively demonstrated the client's extraordinary ability – his EB-1A application was later accepted.