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name: press-coverage-page-generator
description: When the user wants to create a press coverage page, "As Seen In" section, or media mentions aggregation. Also use when the user mentions "press coverage," "media mentions," "as seen in," "as featured in," "in the news," "press mentions," "media coverage page," or "trusted by publications." For pitching journalists and press releases, use public-relations.
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  version: 1.1.0
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# Pages: Press Coverage

Guides press coverage and media mentions aggregation. It turns third-party articles, interviews, podcasts, videos, awards, and reviews into a page or section that visitors can inspect. Use **media-kit-page-generator** when the task is to prepare company information and brand assets for journalists. For the comparison and planning notes, see [reference.md](reference.md).

## Initial Assessment

Check existing project context when available, then collect the current coverage inventory. For every item, record:

1. Publication or channel name
2. Headline or episode title
3. Publication date
4. Public URL
5. Coverage type
6. A short summary or selected quote

Keep company press releases in a separate group from third-party coverage.

## Choose the Page Format

Use a compact homepage, About-page, or footer section when a small set of mentions can be shown clearly. Use a dedicated press coverage page when visitors need to browse several useful items or find a media contact. Choose the format from the amount and variety of coverage and the page's role in the visitor journey.

## Full Page Structure

| Element | Guideline |
|---------|-----------|
| **Page heading** | State that the page collects independent articles, interviews, podcasts, videos, awards, or reviews about the company or product |
| **Featured item** | Lead with the most useful current item when one clearly deserves emphasis |
| **Coverage list** | Show publication, headline, type, date when useful, short summary, and a link to the original item |
| **Grouping** | Arrange by date, topic, publication, or format according to how visitors will scan the list |
| **Separation** | Keep third-party coverage separate from company-authored press releases |
| **Contact** | Add the current media inquiry route and link to the media kit when available |
| **Dates** | Show dates when recency helps visitors judge the item; evergreen content can omit them |

## Compact Section Structure

| Element | Guideline |
|---------|-----------|
| **Items** | Select a small group of useful mentions that represents the company accurately |
| **Logo or text label** | Use a consistent logo strip or publication-name treatment |
| **Quote** | Include one short, compelling quote when it helps explain the coverage |
| **Placement** | Place the section after the main product promise or near related proof, without interrupting the primary CTA |
| **Link** | Add a clear route to the complete coverage page when one exists |

## Content Types

- News articles and trade-publication features
- Podcast and video interviews
- Awards and industry lists
- Independent product reviews and roundups
- Company-authored press releases, kept in a separate section

## Output Format

- Coverage inventory with publication, headline, type, date, and URL
- Recommendation for a compact section or dedicated page, with the reason
- Page or section structure, item order, headline, introduction, summaries, and link labels
- URL or placement recommendation, plus index or noindex guidance

## Related Skills

- **media-kit-page-generator**: Company information and approved assets for journalists
- **homepage-generator**: Placement of a compact coverage section in the homepage journey
- **about-page-generator**: Selected coverage connected to the company story
- **customer-stories-page-generator**: Customer outcomes and quotes, kept separate from media coverage
- **trust-badges-generator**: Security, payment, review, and customer proof elements
- **public-relations**: Journalist outreach, press requests, and earned-media work