It has seven steps. You complete a press questionnaire and schedule an interview, the editorial staff writes a first draft, and editing continues until your team approves the final draft. That draft goes to a contributor, who submits it to the publication for approval. Once approved, the publication publishes the article and the link goes live.
Yes. Ace Branding states that it will not submit anything for publishing until you approve the final draft. The writer sends you a rough draft after your interview, you review and edit it, and the editing cycle continues until your team signs off. That approval step is what gives you control over your own narrative.
A writer on Ace Branding's editorial staff writes it. Your onboarding begins with an interview conducted by a member of that editorial team, and the writer builds a rough draft from what you share. You then review and edit the draft, so the finished article reflects your story in your words and in the angle you chose.
You fill out the Ace Branding press questionnaire, which the company says takes about six minutes. Completing it puts you in the queue for your articles. When you are selected, the team contacts you to schedule a live interview, and that interview becomes the raw material for your first draft.
Ace Branding does not publish a fixed timeline, because timing depends on your editing cycle and on each publication's approval step. For industry context, Reporter Outreach cites BuzzStream 2026 data showing 81% of digital PR professionals land first coverage within a week of pitching. Ask for a realistic schedule for your package on your consultation call.
You edit it. In the Ace Branding process, the editing cycle continues until your team approves the final draft, and nothing is submitted to a contributor before that approval. The first draft is a starting point built from your interview, not a finished piece you must accept.
