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Find the interactive report here. For Digital PRs, trying to place content and stories for backlinks is vital. But finding high quality publications that will link to content in the right sector is time-consuming. In order to build insight in …
Whether you’re a Digital PR working in-house or with an agency, it’s likely that you’re going to need to create backlink reports for your content, either for the rest of your team, or for your clients. Now, although these might …
You can now connect your Google Analytics accounts, and those of your clients, to your Companies within Klipr. Using the “API Settings” tab on your Edit Company page (if you’re a Team Admin), you can connect a Google Analytics profile …
Finding ways to drive more organic traffic to your website should be one of your main marketing goals. With all of the competition online, getting a consistently high ranking on the Google search engine results pages (SERPs) can be difficult. …
We don’t just provide a time-saving, frustration-cancelling, efficiency-boosting link tracking tool. Klipr also provides insights into the PR industry, analysis of media publications, and data on how to get more links in your coverage. With that in mind, you can …
The latest round of Klipr updates is here! The full changelog can be viewed on Google Docs, but we wanted to run through some of our biggest improvements, and some ideas for where we’re heading soon. Big Updates Campaigns now …
We’re very pleased to announce that, as of 30th October 2019, Klipr is now available for subscription. Klipr cuts down the time your PR team spends looking through the internet to find coverage by automatically finding, organising, and analysing all …
In a dream world, every content campaign that lands with your PR team will end up with plenty of top-tier news coverage, SEO-friendly follow links and an abundance of social shares. But here in the real world, Klipr know how …
Wouldn’t it be amazing if your content campaign could earn tons of coverage AND thousands of social shares? Of course it would. Follow links help to increase organic traffic to a brand’s site, therefore improving its position in search rankings …