Get 10 PR story angles journalists would actually cover.
Enter your industry and what makes your brand different. We'll generate 10 data-driven angles — the kind editors run because the data is the story, not your product. Free, no login.
10 angles, built to be pitched.
Each angle is a starting point to research and source — not a verified stat. The first two are below; enter your email to unlock the rest and email yourself a copy.
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Journalists want a story, not a sales pitch.
The brands that earn coverage in top-tier press don't pitch their product — they bring the press a finding worth reporting. Here's the thinking behind every angle this tool produces.
What makes a PR angle land
A pitch lands when it leads with a number, trend, or surprising finding — not your product. The brand is the source, not the subject. If a reader would click even if they'd never heard of you, a journalist will too.
Why data-driven PR works
Editors are flooded with promotional pitches and ignore almost all of them. Original data — a survey, a study, a public-data mashup — gives them a story their readers actually want, and gives you the credit (and the link) as the source.
Brand as source, not subject
The goal isn't a story about you. It's a story the press wants to run, where you're quoted as the authority behind the finding. That's what earns coverage in Forbes, MSN, and Mashable — and what AI assistants later cite.
These are angles to research
Every angle here is a starting point you need to source, not a verified fact. Don't publish a stat until you've run the survey or pulled the data. Pitch the finding once it's real — that's where the credibility (and the links) come from.
Angles are the easy part. Landing them is what we do.
An angle is only worth as much as the placement it earns. We turn data-driven story ideas into real coverage and links in Forbes, MSN, Mashable, and the trades your buyers already trust.
Real editorial coverage · Earned, never bought