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16) Analyst & Press Hub

Borrow authority, then convert it.

Updated over a month ago

Turn third-party coverage into a structured, on-site hub that executives can skim in minutes and act on in one click.

Who it’s for

  • Founders & executives featured in media/analyst research

  • Marketing/PR teams managing earned coverage and reports

  • Sales teams selling into executive committees

Why it matters

Third-party trust moves executives. Analysts and marquee outlets de-risk decisions; an on-site hub packages that credibility with context and CTAs - so prestige turns into pipeline.

How it works (TOF → MOF → BOF)

TOF (Authority clips with quotes):

Publish short clips featuring outlet/analyst quotes and on-screen logos. Post to LinkedIn/X/Shorts; pin a comment that routes to your Press/Analyst Hub (not YouTube).

MOF (On-site “Press/Analyst Hub” page):

A Replay page that includes:

  • Chapters: Coverage Highlights → Why Now → Customer Proof → Next Steps

  • Summaries: 100–150-word executive briefs per article/report

  • Transcript + searchable timeline for quick scanning

  • Artifacts: logo wall, report excerpts (licensed), press kit, product/ROI links

BOF (Executive next step):

Primary CTA: “Exec briefing.” (15–30 min; calendar embed)
Secondary: “Download the board/investor brief” · “See it on your data.”


KPIs: Executive meetings · Time on hub · Direct traffic from press posts · Brief downloads

Automation tips: C-level domain view → instant AE alert with the chapter viewed; two+ visits in 7 days → invite to an exec briefing; brief download from enterprise domain → open an opp task with context.


Make credibility clickable - so borrowed authority becomes booked meetings.

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