
Maximizing PR for Marketing Success
Turning Press Coverage into Lasting Momentum
Getting featured in the media is a milestone for any brand, but that’s only the beginning. The real power of PR lies not just in the coverage itself, but in how you use it to fuel your marketing, reinforce credibility, and drive conversions.
At Publicity For Good, we believe that PR and marketing are two sides of the same storytelling coin. Your PR wins should never live in a silo; they should work together with your marketing channels to create an ecosystem of trust and visibility. Here’s how to make that happen.
1. Add Press Features to Your Amazon and Product Pages

If your brand sells on Amazon or other e-commerce platforms, don’t let your press mentions go unseen. Add a “Featured In” banner or section to your A+ Content, highlighting logos of outlets like Forbes, Delish, or Daily Mom.
Why? Because credibility converts. When potential customers see third-party validation from respected media outlets, they’re more likely to buy. Media coverage acts as a form of social proof that tells customers: “This product has been vetted and trusted by others.”
2. Build a “Featured On” Section into Your Marketing
Your press wins shouldn’t end with a single announcement post. Repurpose them into your email campaigns, newsletters, and website pop-ups. A simple “As Seen On” section with clickable media logos can elevate brand perception instantly.
Make it a habit to include a link to your latest feature in your customer communications, whether that’s your welcome email, post-purchase sequence, or investor outreach. It reinforces your credibility every time your brand appears in someone’s inbox.
3. Optimize Your LinkedIn Presence

Your LinkedIn profile isn’t just a digital resume. It’s a PR asset. Add your most notable features under the “Featured” section, link media mentions in your experience description, and use your banner image to showcase your “As Seen On” logos.
This small visual cue can make a huge difference in how investors, partners, and potential collaborators perceive your expertise.
4. Leverage PR in Email Marketing

Every media hit is a story worth retelling. Include press quotes, badges, or excerpts in your email marketing campaigns. For example:
“Named one of the best clean beauty brands by Forbes.”
“Featured in Delish as one of 2025’s must-try condiments.”
These small additions build trust and familiarity. They are two things every effective marketing strategy depends on.
5. Create a Dedicated Press Page

One of the simplest, most effective ways to maximize PR is by creating a Press Page on your website. It’s your brand’s credibility hub, a living record of your thought leadership, features, and milestones.
Include:
Links to press articles and interviews
Award badges
Logos of media outlets that have covered you
Your brand boilerplate and downloadable media kit
Not only does this page strengthen your authority with media, investors, and customers. It also helps with SEO, increasing the likelihood that journalists will find and feature you again.
6. Showcase PR on Social Media

Your followers want to celebrate your wins with you — so let them. Post snippets, screenshots, or quote cards from your media features on your Instagram Stories, LinkedIn posts, and TikTok videos.
You can even pin them to the top of your profile or include “As seen on…” in your bio. Consistent visibility reminds your audience (and potential new customers) that your brand is recognized, respected, and growing.
7. Use Press Mentions in Opt-Ins and Ads
If you’re running paid ads or collecting email sign-ups, add media logos or quotes to your opt-in landing pages. It can dramatically boost your conversion rates by reinforcing your brand’s credibility right at the point of decision.
Instead of relying only on your own words, let trusted third parties validate your value.
8. Keep Your PR Momentum Going

The best PR strategies don’t stop at the first few wins. They build momentum. Every placement you earn is an opportunity to build your next through cross-promotion, new angles, and consistent storytelling.
When your PR and marketing work hand in hand, you’re not just showing up in the news. You’re showing up everywhere your audience makes decisions.
Beyond the Press
PR isn’t a one-time splash, but a ripple that expands across every corner of your marketing ecosystem.
Use your coverage to tell your story again and again: in your emails, on your website, across your social media, and in your investor decks. That’s how you transform one feature into lasting brand equity.
At Publicity For Good, we help mission-driven brands amplify their stories beyond the press, so every mention becomes momentum.
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