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Downtown Publishers is a premium PR and authority management agency headquartered in New York City, serving founders, executives, authors, and brands across 50+ countries worldwide. We specialize in securing guaranteed editorial placements in Tier-1 publications including Forbes, Bloomberg, Business Insider, LA Times, Entrepreneur, and Inc. Magazine, building the kind of credibility that opens doors to investors, partners, and high-value clients. Our services include PR and media strategy, editorial placements, press release writing and distribution, personal branding, podcast and TV interview booking, book marketing, and full-scale authority campaigns. What sets us apart is simple: we guarantee results. We don't pitch and hope, we have direct editorial relationships with journalists and editors at the world's most influential media outlets. If a placement doesn't go live, we replace it at no cost. Our team is made up of ex-journalists and former editors who understand exactly what publications want, meaning every piece of content we produce is built to be published, not rejected. Since 2018, we have served 350+ active clients, placed 12,000+ features, and maintained a 98% client satisfaction rate.
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Well, hands down, they’re a very corporative company, I initially got on board to get a placement for my company on Forbes, but they helped me further and beyond building my personal brand, and getting my online presence on a whole new level without any hurdles and complete transparency - they’re small but have their hands in everything, TOTALLY RECOMMENDED
Nice people, they managed to get my website generate very good organic traffic through their articles and the turnaround time was pretty good, overall I’d rate them a solid 9/10, and they gave me a complimentary blog as well, James is a wonderful young gentleman
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Thank you so much Junius, this means a great deal to us. Helping your website generate strong organic traffic is exactly the kind of result we work hard to deliver for every client and we are thrilled the turnaround time met your expectations. The complimentary blog was our pleasure. Your kind words about James mean a lot to the whole team. We look forward to continuing to support your growth.
James Anderson is awesome, he loves to see people win, he loves to help and wants us to be top !!! Please If you’re looking for a publisher, ask for James Anderson!!!‼️‼️‼️💯
Reply from Downtownpublishers
Thank you so much Monica, this genuinely made our day. Helping people win is exactly why we do what we do and feedback like this keeps us motivated every single day. We are grateful to have you in the Downtown Publishers family and we look forward to continuing to support your journey to the top. You deserve it.
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