Every article we publish at Get Feature comes with something our clients end up valuing as much as the coverage itself: an "As Seen On" badge. It's a clean, professionally designed graphic that shows your visitors where your brand has been featured, and we include it with every order because press coverage should keep working for you long after the article goes live.
What You Get With Your Badge
Once your article is published, we send over your badge in both light and dark formats. That way it works on a white landing page, a dark hero section, or anything in between. We size our badges to fit different layouts, so you can drop them onto your site without calling in a designer.
Along with the badge, we also send a distribution report listing everywhere your article was published. If a client or partner ever asks for proof, you'll have it ready.
Where We Recommend Placing It
Most brands start with their homepage, just below the main headline where first impressions form. From there, we suggest a few other spots where the badge tends to pull its weight:
- Landing pages for paid ads, where visitors don't know you yet
- Pricing and checkout pages, where people tend to hesitate
- Social media bios and email signatures
- Pitch decks and sales proposals
You can see a few examples on our homepage, where client websites display their badges in the hero section. It gives you a good feel for how clean it can look.
Why the Badge Actually Works
People trust what others trust. When a new visitor sees a recognizable media name on your page, they make a quick judgment: if a news outlet covered this company, it's probably legit.
That only works when the coverage behind the badge is real, which is why we never cut corners on the article itself. We write a genuine story about your brand, you approve it, and we publish it on high-authority news outlets. So when someone searches your name to double check, they find the article waiting for them.
For newer brands especially, a badge can close a trust gap that a good website alone can't. It's a small piece of design doing a big job, around the clock.