Frequently asked questions.

Propagar Media is a strategic communications firm that engineers public credibility. We help individuals and institutions navigate high-stakes visibility through media authority, television readiness, and digital footprint governance. We don't just get you seen; we ensure you are believed.

Technically, yes, but we operate more like a narrative engineering and reputation strategy firm. Traditional PR often focuses on quantity of mentions; we focus on the quality of credibility and the durability of your public record.

Traditional agencies often chase 'hits' and volume. Propagar designs legitimacy. We use archival journalistic standards and AI-driven narrative modeling to ensure that every piece of visibility is defensible under scrutiny.

Yes. We work with founders, executives, consultants, and high-profile professionals who need to build or protect their public authority.

Yes. We support institutions, startups, and established organizations that require strategic narrative control and credible media positioning.

No. We do not sell guaranteed placements. We design media-ready narratives that earn visibility on their merit. Guarantees often indicate paid placements, which carry lower credibility.

We do not specialize in sponsored content or 'paid' articles. Our focus is on earned media — getting you coverage because your story or expertise is editorially relevant.

Platforms like these require extreme editorial relevance. We assess your profile, prepare your narrative, and manage the pathway to such platforms when appropriate. We do not 'sell' access to them; we earn it.

Yes. We support clients looking to build authority across national, regional, and international business networks.

The session is a deep-dive assessment. We look at your current footprint, identify gaps in credibility, assess risk, and determine if there is a strategic fit for an engagement.

No. We only onboard clients where we can add significant value and where the narrative alignment meets our ethical and professional standards.

AI allows us to model narratives, assess media sentiment, and detect reputational risks before they trend. It sharpens our judgment but does not replace it.

It is a complimentary part of our engagement to help clients visualize their narrative. It is refined and approved by you before any public use.

Credibility is cumulative. While individual interventions can be short-term, most clients work with us on a retained basis to govern their long-term reputation.

We do not offer 'day-to-day' social media posting. We focus on Digital Amplification — ensuring your core narrative is strategically visible across search and social when it matters.

We help manage and contextualize digital footprints. We focus on building a more dominant, credible record that accurately reflects your current profile.

Wikipedia requires independent, verifiable evidence of notability. We help build that evidence. We do not 'create' pages that violate Wikipedia’s standards.

High-stakes communication often happens behind the scenes. Protecting our clients’ privacy and operating with editorial confidentiality is foundational to how we work.

On the contrary. Our discretion is evidence of our experience in handling sensitive, executive, and policy-level communications where public attribution is not always appropriate.

Yes. We provide strategic counsel and media response management for individuals and institutions facing reputational threats.

We look for individuals or institutions whose visibility carries consequences and who are committed to building long-term, defensible authority.

Yes. We support political figures with narrative governance, interview readiness, and international media exposure.

Yes. We help professionals build the public record of 'extraordinary ability' or 'industry leadership' required for international positioning and talent visas.

Success is measured by the quality of media coverage, the durability of your digital record, and the degree to which your public authority advances your core objective.

No. Propagar is for those who understand that in today’s world, visibility is easy, but credibility is hard-earned and professionally designed.