Hard hitting, high profile and top performing global PR campaigns
Based in the UK or located overseas, Dakota Digital’s jet setting global PR team crafts meticulous international campaigns for both digital and traditional media. Heavy on creativity, big on results, we use all of our global media experience to help our clients make a splash, whether that’s in their own backyard or halfway around the world.
From one to multiple countries, we’ll take your messages, products and promotions to the audiences that matter, in their language and on your terms.
Coordinated international traditional and digital PR
From the New York Times to Vogue Germany, TIME magazine to Elle Malaysia, Sky News to Wiadomości in Poland, the Bangkok Post to the Daily Telegraph in Australia we have a global media database that gives access to more than 1.2 million journalists, outlets and opportunities in 200 countries worldwide.
Not only can be build your global PR strategy, plan your releases and write press releases suitable for the local audience, we can also build a highly targeted, precise media list for all online and offline media, identify international influencers and connect your brand with the journalists that matter in any country.
Robust reporting
Robust reporting means we can also track the impact of your global PR release, from audience exposure to advertising value equivalent, as well as measure coverage sentiment in any language. This data gives a transparent ROI value and ensures you know what is being said about your brand, when and by whom.
“Amplifying reach”
As a full service digital agency, we’ll help you amplify your message with supporting content marketing, social media, creative and digital services.
Check out our work
We’re proud to have provided successful campaigns for a range of incredible and diverse clients.
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Brands we work with
From raw startups to gigantic blue-chips, we’ve had the opportunity to work with a broad range of new and upcoming brands as well as some very popular household favourites.
