At Smart.pr we believe great PR starts with thorough research. The best way to get insight into the work and interests of a journalist is by reading the articles he or she has published. By using our News tab you can find relevant journalists and articles fast and easy.

Search in the Newstab

In the Newstab you can use different criteria for your search; Keyword, Medium, and Author. You can then further filter your search results by publishing date, country and language.

Keyword

You can search for keywords by typing your search term in the search bar. Once you have finished typing, the search takes place automatically. Pushing enter is not necessary.

Would you like to search more extensively? Use advanced search. This allows you to search with multiple keywords simultaneously, or exclude keywords. Want to know more? How can I perform an advanced search in the News tab?

Medium

Via The 'Medium' option under the '+ Filter' button you can filter for medium. By selecting one or more mediums, you get an overview of the articles that have been published in these publications.

Author

When you want to view the publications of a specific journalist, choose the 'Author' option behind the '+ Filter' button. You can then search and choose from a list of journalists who have written for at least one of the mediums in our database.

Time span, language and country

Use the 'date range' filter to set a range of dates for your search result. The filters 'country' and 'language' can be used to specify a country and language.

Combining filters

You can combine different criteria and filters to make your search results even more specific.

Bundle by author

Using the 'bundle by author' toggle next to the search bar, you get an overview of the most relevant journalists for your search query.

Adding journalists

Have you found an interesting journalist? If they are also in the Journalist Database, recognizable by the green dot next to their name, you can easily add their contact details to your address book. When you have clicked on an article, you will find the author's name at the bottom of the right column, followed by '+ Add to address book'.