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The information Linkedin has, while useful in some cases, it comes with limitations for the scope of sharing it with journalists. Here are some to consider:

• Requesting of your client to keep their LinkedIn up to date on every new media earned can add unnecessary friction to the partnership.

• Direct access to a client's account may raise privacy and liability concerns.

• LinkedIn may not accommodate all types of information you'd like to share with the media.

• Some details intended for journalists, such as exclusive stories or embargoed information, might not be suitable for sharing with a client's entire professional network.

• Privacy settings on LinkedIn profiles could restrict access to important information.

• Not every journalist actively uses or has access to LinkedIn. Sharing a URL requiring login adds an extra step for them, potentially creating a barrier to obtaining coverage.
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Ensuring privacy is our top concern at PR Monkey. Our easy-to-use platform gives you complete control over who can view your expert profiles. You can choose to make them public and allow our network of journalists to find them, or opt in for our private mode and only allow access to your journalists of choice.

Our expert cards employ a proven approach similar to email signatures, meticulously designed to meet strict spam filter requirements through optimized copy and sanitized HTML. We also provide the option to submit a link if you are working with particularly sensitive filters such as the ones imposed by HARO where no attachments or HTML will make it to journalists.

As part of our efforts to provide the best experience, we are partnering with media outlets to white-label PR Monkey domain and enhance deliverability. However, factors beyond our control, such as your domain health, email content, and mass emails, can impact deliverability. We strongly urge users to adhere to best practices when emailing journalists for an optimal experience.