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Coverage that builds authority
Content Distribution & Promotion


Content Promotion
One asset, one non-paid push, and a strategist who can rule the piece has not earned it. A quiet result is then reported as quiet rather than reframed.


Content Syndication
Someone else republishes your page, so the original can lose credit. An SEO lead opens the partner's live URL, confirms the canonical by hand, and sets a recheck date.


Content Repurposing
Start from one verified source and reshape it per channel. The source-to-derivative map is the reason a later correction reaches the clip you made third, not only the first draft.


Multi-Channel Content Distribution
Nothing here gets written. It assigns each channel one job, a named owner, and a slot in the sequence, then resolves the two calls to action competing on the same day.
Digital PR & Earned Media


Media Outreach
One story with a real deadline, a list short enough that every name comes from a recent byline, and a single respectful follow-up before the contact is closed.


Journalist Relations
The work between campaigns, when there is nothing to pitch. Contact is offered without an ask, and every promise made to a reporter is logged until it is closed.


Digital PR Link Earning
The citable thing already exists and links, not coverage, are the outcome. Every placement is opened by hand, because an unlinked mention counts as a different result entirely.


Data-Led Digital PR
Your own numbers hold the angle. The sample and method get stress-tested first, and if the math will not survive a reporter's question the campaign stops there.


Press Release Writing & Distribution
For an announcement that needs a dated public record. Every figure and quotation traces to a named approver, and the release waits when legal or the spokesperson is unavailable.


Linkable Asset Campaigns
Nothing citable exists yet, so this builds the tool or dataset first and hands it to a specialist who did not make it, to try breaking before launch.
Why it matters
Editorial authority is granted by someone else
Search engines may treat links and brand mentions as trust signals. Digital PR pursues those signals through stories that editors and journalists independently decide to cover, with wider awareness as a separate outcome.
How we work
The story has to stand without the link
We test the angle in your data or expertise, prepare the material a journalist would need, and pitch outlets that cover the subject. A link or mention remains the publisher's decision, even when the story is strong.
Scope and ownership
We own the angle and the outreach; the publisher owns the decision
The story has to stand on your data or expertise before a link is part of the conversation at all.
We test the angle against your data, expertise, and the current news cycle, then produce the releases, data reports, visuals, and pitch decks a journalist needs to assess it. Zeo pitches the outlets that cover the beat, follows up, and keeps the outreach record current. Coverage and links remain the publisher's decision, and reporting separates coverage, referral traffic, authority signals, and any SEO movement that can reasonably be connected to the campaign.
From source material to an editorial decision
An angle worth testing
Interviews with your team, the available data, and the current news cycle help us identify an angle a journalist could use.
Asset creation & press materials
We produce releases, data reports, visuals, and pitch decks that let journalists assess the story and its source material.
The journalists who cover this beat
We contact relevant journalists and publications with a pitch written for their beat, follow up professionally, and keep the outreach record current.
Coverage tracking & link reclamation
We monitor published coverage, confirm backlinks, and request links for relevant unlinked mentions. Reporting separates coverage, referral traffic, authority signals, and any SEO movement that can reasonably be connected to the campaign.
Our Clients'
Thoughts about Zeo
Their accounts of the work are more useful than another claim from us.
Digital PR work
Case Studies
Coverage and references earned in categories where nobody was linking to us yet.
People who write and ship this content
Some of these consultants write the pages themselves. Others plan distribution or check how a piece performs once it's live, so the team below covers more than one stage of the work.

Mehmet Aktuğ
Co-Founder & COO

Yiğit Konur
Founder & Chief Strategy Officer

Hande Parmaksız
SEO Manager

Metehan Urhan
New Business & Partnership Manager

Sinem Bakır Yavaş
Senior SEO Executive

Sena Önder
Senior SEO Executive

Deniz İmre Temiztürk
Content Specialist

Bensu Tınastepe
Senior SEO Analyst

Gülşah Şahin Özkan
Senior SEO Analyst

Ali Özgün Öz
SEO Executive

Ruhan Tiryaki
Senior SEO Analyst

Yağmur Bayram
Sr. SEO Analyst

Emir Kağan Kahveci
SEO Analyst
Tools we use
The content stack behind the work
Research, briefing, editing and outreach each need their own tool. These are the ones our writers and editors work in.
Research and demand intelligence
- AhrefsOnce coverage lands, we verify in Ahrefs that the link actually resolved as a real, followed backlink and not a no-follow mention buried in an article. That confirmation is what feeds the coverage tracking and link reclamation step this program names as its own final stage, distinct from the earlier research pull that shaped the pitch.
- BuzzSumoBefore committing to an angle, we check BuzzSumo for what already earns shares and links in the client's category, since a story idea that looks fresh internally sometimes retreads ground the trade press has already covered. That check happens at the earliest stage, deciding whether an angle is worth testing at all.
- Google TrendsWe check Google Trends for the subject behind a proposed story to confirm interest is genuinely rising rather than flat or already fading. A journalist is far more likely to run a pitch tied to a subject that is visibly moving right now than one built on last quarter's interest.
Digital PR and outreach
- Muck RackWe use Muck Rack to find the journalists actively covering this specific beat based on their recent published work, since a media list built a year ago drifts as reporters change beats. That current view is what the program's own journalist-and-influencer-relations step is built from.
- PitchboxThe media-outreach step this program names directly, moving a story from the journalists-who-cover-this-beat list to a sent pitch, runs through Pitchbox rather than individually composed emails, since a sequence timed across several days consistently beats a single send at getting past a full inbox. That automation is what lets one team member run outreach for several stories in parallel instead of one at a time.
- BuzzStreamThe journalist and influencer relations workstream this program names directly runs on BuzzStream's contact records, which persist across stories rather than resetting with each new campaign. A journalist who covered last quarter's data story arrives at this quarter's pitch with their prior interactions, response pattern, and beat already on file, which is what turns one-off coverage into an actual relationship over time.
- ResponaDuring the an-angle-worth-testing step, before committing production time to a story, we run the candidate topic through Respona to see how many journalists are actively writing about it right now and who they are. A topic that returns almost no active coverage is a signal to sharpen the angle or pick a different one, which makes this an early filtering step here rather than the later prospecting pass it plays on other pages.
- ProwlyOnce a story's press materials are finished, we build the relevant media list and distribute through Prowly, tracking each send through to a placement or a confirmed non-response. That tracking is what tells the coverage-tracking step which contacts are worth a follow-up and which are a dead end.
- HunterWhen a story is tied to a breaking news moment and a media database's listed contact is out of date, we use Hunter to find the journalist's direct email fast enough to still make the deadline. That speed matters specifically for the asset-creation and outreach steps this program runs on a compressed timeline.
Editorial planning and design
- CanvaWe build the supporting charts and press visuals in Canva as part of asset creation, since a journalist needs a story that stands without the backlink, and a clear data visual is often what makes an editor decide to run it. That visual asset is produced before outreach starts, not added afterward.
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