Choose the PR service by the outcome you need.
Media relations earns third-party coverage. Founder PR builds executive authority. The content studio gives you an owned channel. Training equips an existing team to run the work.
Start with the audience and the channel.
Most early-stage companies begin with one primary service. Add another only when it serves a separate business goal.
Start with media relations
Startup PR is the base program. Tech PR and Consumer PR apply the same motion to a specific media landscape.
Add founder PR
Use bylines, podcast appearances, and a consistent executive voice when the founder is part of the buying decision.
Use the content studio
A podcast, newsletter, or social program gives useful stories a home when they do not meet an editor’s news threshold.
Train the existing team
The training engagement gives a marketing team a messaging system, a PR plan, and practical review from an experienced operator.
Every engagement reports the work in progress.
A standing call and regular report cover target reporters, outreach, responses, coverage, and the next decision.
Plan
We map the story calendar and target outlets to a defined business goal, such as fundraising, recruiting, or buyer trust.
Pitch
Every week we reach out to the right reporters with the right story, then report back on the outreach and the replies it earns on your regular call.
Place
We turn conversations into coverage in the publications your customers and investors actually read.
Build
We use reporter responses and coverage quality to decide which angles continue, change, or stop.
Ready to get your startup in the press?
Tell us what you’re building. On a quick call, we’ll outline the stories and outlets that fit your goals.
- A 30-minute call
- A stage and scope review
- Reply within one business day