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Multi-country coverage

France

UK

Germany

Spain

Italy

Netherlands

Belgium

Switzerland

Sweden

USA

Canada

Japan

Publish in the language of your market. Choose from the writing options offered by the publisher.

The reality

A new market, a new audience to win over

To build awareness in a new market, present your expertise in the media your local audience reads.

Classic pitfalls

  • Website translated but no presence in local media outlets
  • Paid campaigns that burn out fast for lack of baseline awareness
  • Press releases sent without knowing local editorial contacts
  • Coverage limited to international English-language outlets

What truly accelerates

  • Placements in the most-read local media outlets in your sector
  • Writing options in the target language
  • Filters by audience, authority, sector, and geographic area
  • Progressive rollout: test market first, then expand
76%

of surveyed online shoppers prefer buying products with information in their own language. CSA Research, 2020

What ranksource delivers

Global coverage, without building a local team

Entering a new market requires coordinating local expertise, media outlets and production. ranksource gives your team or agency centralized access to each country's press network.

01

Multi-country coverage

The full coverage accessible from a single interface. Filters by geographic area, language, and local industry sector. One point of contact on the ranksource side to orchestrate everything.

02

Localized writing

Publish in the language of your market. Choose from the writing options offered by the publisher.

03

Verified media outlets

Every outlet is reviewed at onboarding, worldwide. Only established titles that genuinely matter in their market, with a real editorial line.

04

Progressive rollout

Start with a test market, measure, adjust, then open additional countries. No volume commitment, no monthly minimum. You pay for the orders you approve.

The process

Four steps to enter a market cleanly

01

Local mapping

We identify the key outlets in the target market: which titles reach the audience you want, what their authority is, which formats they accept and which sectors they cover.

02

First brief

We prepare a brief adapted to the market's editorial codes. Our team supports you on positioning, tone and the local references to include so the content resonates.

03

Local publication

Provide your article or choose a writing option available when ordering. Raya can help you prepare it. The outlet approves the content before publication.

04

Expansion

Based on early results, you open additional markets progressively by reusing the angles that perform and adapting them to each new territory.

How you measure it

Settle into a market, numbers in hand

Document your publications and measure each market separately in your own tools.

01

Your publications, documented

Find your sponsored content and its links, then export them for your reports. Their availability is checked every day for the first month, then every month for the entire guarantee.

02

Your referral traffic

In your analytics tool, track visits referred by media in your target country.

03

Your assisted conversions

In your sales tools, review enquiries and sales associated with these visits.

The numbers

A real international infrastructure

70 000+
Every media outlet indexed worldwide is individually verified at onboarding.
90countries
These markets are accessible directly from your ranksource account, with no local contract required.
40languages
Publish in the languages of your markets, using the writing options each publisher offers.
Who it's built for

Profiles in expansion mode

Scale-ups going international

Companies opening a new market that need to establish their brand quickly, without building a local team from day one.

Multi-market groups

Global brands that want a unified infrastructure to manage their press visibility across multiple countries in parallel, with consolidated reporting.

Local players going global

Brands with a strong home market that want to expand into adjacent countries without rebuilding everything from scratch.

When we launched in Germany, ranksource centralized our media selection, local production and coordination. We published in the press within the first week, a decisive advantage for our first launch in the country.
International questions

The questions we hear most

Which countries have the strongest coverage?
Dense coverage across Europe (France, UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, Benelux, Nordics), North America (United States, Canada), and solid reach across the main markets in Latin America and Asia. The marketplace lets you filter outlet by outlet to validate coverage for your specific market.
Who writes in the local language?
Provide your article or choose a writing option available when ordering. Raya can help you prepare it. The outlet approves the content before publication.
Is billing adapted to each country?
Yes. Tax calculated by country and customer status: France, EU reverse charge with a valid VAT ID, French VAT for EU customers without a valid VAT ID and non-EU out-of-scope cases. A compliant PDF invoice is generated automatically, adapted to the country and billing currency.
Can we coordinate a simultaneous launch across multiple countries?
For a managed campaign, you define the target markets. Our team selects the outlets and organises content in each language. Publication dates are coordinated with outlets that accept the schedule, with one ranksource contact to follow the launch.
How do I measure my progress in the new market?
At the level of the target country: searches for your brand in the country, the traffic the local press sends you, and the role of those publications in the journeys that lead to an enquiry or a sale. Set baseline indicators before the first publication, then measure each market separately, in its language, on its local search engine.

A new market to conquer?

Our team helps you identify the local outlets to activate, the right angle for your first placements, and the cadence for opening additional countries. First conversation, no commitment.