Linkbry gives PR and comms teams a digital press kit as one branded page, and a shared library where every piece of coverage is saved, tagged and ready to report on.
Publish your press kit from a Linkbry folder (logos and photos as uploaded files, fact sheet, bios, recent news and a contact) as a branded page journalists open without an account. Password-protect launch kits until the embargo lifts. Save coverage in one click, tag it by outlet and campaign, and export the library as CSV for reporting.
Logo files, product and executive photos, the fact sheet, bios, boilerplate and recent announcements on one branded page, embedded on your press page or sent as a link.
A kit per announcement with the release, images and briefing material, password-protected for journalists under embargo. Remove the password when it lifts.
Save every article, podcast and mention with the extension, tag it by outlet, campaign and tone, and filter by tag when it’s time for the monthly report.
The outlets, sections and past articles you pitch against, tagged by beat, with notes on angle and timing.
Boilerplate, holding statements and standard answers as snippets, inserted into emails with ;; so every reply uses the approved wording.
Company news, policy pages and all-hands recordings in one place the whole company can open as free viewers.
Upload logos and photos, and add the fact sheet, bios, boilerplate and recent news to a press kit folder.
Share the folder as a branded page and paste its embed code into your website’s press page, so updating the folder updates the site.
Put each announcement in its own folder, share it with a password for journalists under embargo, and remove the password when it lifts.
Save each article or mention in one click, keep the key quote as the description or a highlight, and tag it by outlet, campaign and tone.
Filter coverage by tag and export the library as CSV, with folder paths and tags, into the report spreadsheet.
A press kit is usually a zip file or a folder link, and both are frozen the moment they’re sent.
Publish a folder as a read-only page with your company’s name, description, logo and colour. Upload the files journalists need as stored copies (up to 100 MB each on Pro) and link to everything else. The page has a search box, opens without an account, and shows views and clicks per item. Embed it on your website’s press page so updating the folder updates the site.
Save coverage in one click from the browser, keeping the key quote as the description or a highlight. Tags do the reporting work (outlet, tier, campaign, spokesperson), and a CSV export of the library (with folder paths and tags) drops straight into a report spreadsheet. The broken-link checker flags articles that are taken down or moved.
People who maintain the kit and the coverage library are $10 a month each on Pro. The rest of the company can be free viewers, and journalists opening a shared page cost nothing.
Linkbry isn’t a media database, a distribution service or a media-monitoring tool: it won’t find coverage for you or send releases. It organizes and shares what your team collects.
Logos in the main formats, product and executive photos, a fact sheet, short bios, the company boilerplate, recent announcements and a press contact. In Linkbry each goes in a folder, published as one page.
No. A shared page opens for anyone with the link, or with the link and password if you set one.
Yes. Copy the embed code from the share dialog into your press page, or link to the page directly.
No. It doesn’t monitor the web. Your team saves coverage as it finds it, in one click, and Linkbry organizes it and exports it as CSV.
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