How does Five Blocks coordinate with PR firms?
PR, public affairs, and investor relations firms refer clients to Five Blocks for specialized Wikipedia, AI reputation, entity, and search work that sits outside their core practice. The partnership runs in whichever format suits the firm's client relationship: white-label (Five Blocks in the background), named-specialist (Five Blocks as the visible technical partner), or co-pitch (Five Blocks on the prospect pitch as the AI or Wikipedia capability).
A material share of Five Blocks’ work flows through PR, public affairs, and investor relations partnerships, a model the firm has operated for two decades. Major global PR firms, boutique strategic communications shops, and law-firm-affiliated communications groups refer clients to Five Blocks for the work that sits outside their core practice: Wikipedia strategy, AI reputation programs, source-layer Google work, and entity optimization.

The three partnership formats
- White-label
- Five Blocks operates entirely in the background under the referring firm’s brand. The client relationship and all communications stay with the PR firm; Five Blocks delivers the specialist work without a named presence on the engagement.
- Named specialist
- Five Blocks appears as the visible technical partner alongside the firm’s account team. The PR firm owns the client relationship and narrative strategy; Five Blocks owns Wikipedia, AI reputation, entity, and search execution.
- Co-pitch
- Five Blocks joins the PR firm on a new-business pitch as the AI or Wikipedia capability. The arrangement is shaped to the firm’s existing relationship with the prospect and their confidentiality preferences.
Why the partnerships hold
The disciplines are genuinely complementary rather than overlapping. Media relations and storytelling sit with the PR firm; entity optimization, Wikipedia, search, and AI source-layer work sit with Five Blocks. That clean division, and a shared data flow through IMPACT™ and AIQ™, means the partnership produces more than either side working independently.
Last reviewed: 19/05/2026