Adrian Keller
Works with publications in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia and Italy. Agrees terms and keeps every order on schedule.
Mikka Media is a small editorial partnerships agency. We place guest and sponsored articles with independent publishers for brands in finance, fintech, travel and technology — and we do the writing, the edits and the paperwork.
Most of our emails go to editors. If one of them brought you here, this is who we are and what we ask for.
We ask for paid guest or sponsored articles that fit your readers. Price, rules and labelling stay yours.
We find the publications your audience already reads and bring back finished placements.
Every email comes from one of us, in your language, and every reply is read by the same person.
Works with publications in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia and Italy. Agrees terms and keeps every order on schedule.
Works with publications in France, Quebec, Spain, Portugal and Brazil, and with French-, Spanish- and Portuguese-language editors everywhere.
Runs client work and quality control: which publications fit a brand, and whether each article is good enough to go out.
Got an email from Adrian or Sofia? Just reply to it — that’s the fastest way to reach us.
We write to editors the way they write to each other: local spelling, local courtesy, local idiom. No machine-translated templates.
USUnited StatesHi there,UKUnited KingdomKind regards,CACanadaThanks so much,QCQuebecBonjour,AUAustraliaCheers,FRFranceBien cordialement,ITItalyBuongiorno,ESSpainUn saludo,PTPortugalBom dia,BRBrazilOlá, tudo bem?The same four steps, whether it’s one article or a series.
Publishers trust us with their readers. We don’t take that lightly.
The agency is named after Mikka, a cat who supervises every outreach email, and the logo carries Zlata, a golden dog whose name means “gold”. Two very different characters who get along — which is roughly what a good placement is between a brand and a publisher.
Editors, publishers and brands — write to us directly. A person reads every email.
The address appears when you press the button, which keeps it away from spam bots.