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PR for Startups: Advice from TechCrunch & VentureBeat
- adrianwaj 17y agoThere should be a site to help startups manage their PR, which also interfaces with press outlets. It could involve Relationship Management, Materials and Literature, Schedules and Results. I bet press outlets would like it, as they can be swamped with requests. So on their side, there could be What's Hot, Exclusive Unreleased Company Updates, Journalist Feedback for Companies. - can also involve event participation and openings: so a http://sonicbids.com http://sonicbids.com for startups.
- seanmcdonnell 17y agoyou mean something like this? http://presslift.com/ http://presslift.com/ or this: http://www.pitchengine.com/ http://www.pitchengine.com/ (both via http://www.inc.com/howard-greenstein/2010/02/2_services_to_help_startups_pr.html?partner=newsletter_Startup http://www.inc.com/howard-greenstein/2010/02/2_services_to_h... )
- adrianwaj 17y agoYeah, some sort of major improvement on net newswires, eg http://www.prlog.org/ http://www.prlog.org/
- MicahWedemeyer 17y agoAlso of note: What is the value of the coverage you're courting? Getting TC coverage for a blogging widget is probably worth quite a lot. Getting TC coverage for a product aimed at senior citizens, probably not worth a lot. Maybe you'll get some attention from possible partners, but don't expect it to drive many customers.