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    Daniel Trick
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    13 Links. 21 Mentions. One 5-Link Sustainability Campaign.

    We break down how fatjoe’s PR Campaign process turned seasonal gardening expertise into national authority coverage for eComposite Products.

    The Headline Results At A Glance

    Client: eComposite Products
    Order size: 5 links
    Delivered: 13 indexed high-tier links + 21 mentions
    2.6x the original link target

    Featured coverage across:

    Mirror, Express, WalesOnline, Cambridge News, Daily Post, Somerset Live, KentLive, GloucestershireLive, EssexLive, AZ Big Media, Greenhouse Grower & regional sustainability press.

    The Campaign Brief

    eComposite Products operates in the sustainable landscaping and eco-building materials space.

    The goal was to:

    • Build authority in the sustainability & garden materials niche
    • Move beyond trade-only visibility
    • Earn lifestyle and home coverage that supports organic trust
    • Secure 5 high-quality indexed links

    The target: 5 links.
    Delivered? 13.

    The Digital PR Strategy

    We focused on two high-demand editorial lanes:

    Seasonal Gardening Problems (Mass Consumer Demand)

    Spring garden prep is peak traffic season. Editors need expert-backed solutions.

    We positioned eComposite Products as an authoritative voice on:

    • “How to kill and prevent weeds properly”
    • The one habit gardeners swear by after weeding to stop regrowth
    • Sustainable garden planning tips
    • Wildlife-friendly outdoor spaces

    Why this works for the niche:

    eComposite supplies eco-conscious landscaping products.

    That naturally aligns with:

    • Long-term garden maintenance
    • Sustainable ground preparation
    • Chemical-free or responsible outdoor care

    So the brand wasn’t shoehorned in; it sat credibly within the advice.

    Sustainability & ESG Rankings (Business + Property Angle)

    We expanded into broader sustainability territory with:

    • “Woking ranks fourth in England’s sustainable business rankings for 2026”
    • Spring 2026 garden trends focused on sustainability
    • Environmental planning & wildlife-friendly spaces

    This allowed the brand to appear in:

    • Business desks
    • Property sections
    • Sustainability trade coverage

    This reinforces positioning beyond “gardening tips” into an eco-conscious industry authority.

    Full Campaign Coverage Highlights

    • Mirror (DR 89 | 46M) – Gardening experts share the most effective weed method
    • Express (DR 88 | 40.2M) – How to kill & prevent weeds
    • WalesOnline (DR 81 | 16M) – Expert gardening advice
    • Cambridge News / Daily Post / Somerset Live / KentLive / GloucestershireLive / EssexLive – Syndicated across Reach’s regional network
    • AZ Big Media (DR 77) – Spring 2026 sustainability trends
    • Greenhouse Grower (DR 66) – Sustainability shaping horticulture

    This isn’t just high-impact mainstream coverage; it’s also the kind of niche-specific high-authority coverage that really moves the needle and makes a real difference within the client’s dedicated niche.

    Why This PR Campaign Worked For Journalists

    1. Seasonality = guaranteed demand.
    Spring gardening content performs every year.

    2. Sustainability is no longer niche.
    It sits across lifestyle, money, property and ESG conversations.

    3. Expert-first positioning.
    We led with practical advice — not product promotion.

    4. Natural niche alignment.
    An eco-materials brand speaking about sustainable gardening is credible.
    There’s no disconnect.

    The Campaign Summary

    From a 5-link brief, eComposite Products achieved:

    • 13 indexed high-authority links
    • 21 brand mentions
    • National lifestyle & regional network coverage
    • Authority positioning in both gardening and sustainability conversations

    Small brief.
    Strategic angles.
    Scalable coverage in a commercially relevant niche.

    Daniel Trick
    Daniel Trick

    Head of Content

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