Last updated: November 2026 · Published by Ace Branding
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This site is published by Ace Branding, and Ace Branding is its own pick, so read this answer with that in mind. The best choice depends on your goals: if you want guaranteed features, draft approval, and no retainer, Ace Branding fits. If you want ongoing crisis communications or a long retainer relationship, a traditional firm may suit you better.
Pricing is not listed because Ace Branding has not published it, and this site only states facts the firm has supplied. Campaigns are customized to each client’s story and goals, so the scope varies. You can request pricing by contacting Ace Branding and booking a consultation.
Ace Branding reports 1,523 clients served, 4,773 articles published, 100M+ podcast reach, and 12 years of experience. Its case studies include Rabu Gary, featured in 27 outlets and growing his business by over 200%, and UIGISC, featured in 30 outlets while growing from 100,000 to over 300,000 members. These are the firm’s own figures.
Yes. Ace Branding states it is happy to provide references from previous clients, along with before and after examples and detailed case studies. Ask for references that match your situation, such as other thought leaders or authors, when you contact the firm.
Pitching yourself costs only time but offers no guarantee, and thoughtldr reports the pool of working journalists shrinks about 6% a year, so fewer people receive pitches. A firm saves time and brings existing relationships. If you have time and strong media contacts, DIY can work; if you want defined results, a guaranteed service fits better.
Book a consultation with Ace Branding to talk through press features, a podcast tour, or both. No retainer is required.
