How earned media became the lever for AI visibility
Success Story Commerce & CX

How earned media became the lever for AI visibility

Program & Deliverables

AI Optimization, Public Relations

SOLUTION

The program ran on three tracks: the Mexico acquiring launch, the “How America Pays” research, and executive thought leadership. 

(1) The Mexico acquiring launch anchored a broader narrative — “Every Payment, Everywhere.” The launch gave Nuvei direct acquiring capabilities in Mexico, letting it process local transactions natively instead of routing them through a third-party processor, a capability central to serving merchants across borders. Nuvei owned the infrastructure story rather than competing on Stripe’s feature-set terms. Through embargoed outreach, PAN secured coverage in Digital Transactions, FinTech Magazine, and FinTech Finance. 

(2) PAN commissioned “How America Pays,” a Dynata-backed consumer survey on payment behavior, fraud, and trust. The team broadened outreach to trade publications and built a microsite. American Banker covered the data and related programs across six articles, which included a Gary Drenik Forbes feature and coverage in PYMNTS, Finextra, and PaymentsJournal. 

(3) PAN positioned seven executives across payments, fraud, embedded commerce, and real-time payments. Phil Fayer, a payment infrastructure leader and high-performance race driver, landed in Forbes through outreach to journalist Julian Hayes II. Six more executives — Murry Sharp, Hilla Peled, Noam Grinberg, Laura Miller, Neil Erlick, and Guy Douek — secured bylines and commentary in The Fintercept, Digital Transactions, Electronic Payments International, and FinTech Magazine. 

RESULT