5W Public Relations, one of the largest independently-owned PR firms in the U.S., has been selected to handle insights and data promotion for the online visibility management and content marketing SaaS platform, SEMrush. Based out of Boston, MA, SEMrush is used by over 5 million marketing professionals in over 140 countries, and offers 40 tools for search, content, social media, and market research.

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5WPR has worked with SEMrush since November 2019 and supports coverage for SEMrush’s advanced analytic reports. SEMrush’s insights are widely sought after by media and acts as a window into trends in various markets around the world.

“At SEMrush we pride ourselves with the accuracy of our data, while 5WPR offers a deep understanding of how insights and trends can be used by media to support their data-driven articles,” said Jana Garanko, Head of PR for SEMrush. “We are excited to continue our partnership to advance objective data provision for journalists and develop new products and services for our customers based on the most up to date insights.”

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“SEMrush has many tremendous stories to tell – including their own of remarkable innovation and unrivaled expertise in digital analytics sector,” says Founder and CEO of 5WPR, Ronn Torossian. “We look forward to building SEMrush’s brand awareness in an effort to complement its position in the market.”

5WPR has well-rounded and extensive experience in the consumer technology space giving clients the perfect combination of true professionalism and unparalleled techniques. The team delivers results through key industry relationships with influencers, bloggers, celebrities, and media. By implementing integrated PR, digital, influencer partnerships and social media campaigns 5W ensures maximum coverage for its clients.

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