Medialister, a big data–powered online platform for digital marketing and PR professionals, has launched a new suite of tools that help local and franchise businesses in the Bay Area plan, publish, and measure editorial advertising campaigns that drive real results.
With the latest update, Santa Monica-based companies, from restaurants and service providers to tech startups and franchise owners, can now easily promote their stories and announcements in trusted local and national media. Using AI-assisted editorial advertising strategies, Medialister lets users plan multiple campaigns at once, target specific communities, and drive local SEO growth — all in just a few clicks.
Making Local Marketing Smarter and Easier
The platform’s new features combine content creation, media planning, and localized advertising into a straightforward workflow. Businesses can now:
- Publish sponsored articles and brand stories in relevant local media without hiring an agency.
- Reach customers in specific ZIP codes or neighborhoods across the East Coast.
- Improve search rankings by earning local media coverage with backlinks and citations.
- Manage all franchise or multi-location campaigns from one dashboard while maintaining brand consistency.
“For years, local marketing has required either expensive PR agencies or a lot of manual effort,” said Alexander Storozhuk, Founder of Medialister. “Our platform changes that. Whether you run a local coffee shop or manage dozens of franchise locations across Northern California, you can now launch editorial ads in a few clicks — and see measurable growth in awareness and foot traffic.”
Built for Local Growth
Medialister’s new tools are part of its broader mission to democratize access to media advertising. The company helps businesses tell their stories at scale, reach relevant audiences, and stay visible in the communities they serve.
For California businesses aiming to strengthen local brand recognition and attract nearby customers, Medialister offers a cost-effective, data-driven alternative to traditional PR and ad buying.
