Startup Pr Outreachv1.0.0

A startup that just raised a Series A with notable investors needs to launch on TechCrunch. The skill guides bundling the funding news with a product milestone and using the media chain to get small blog coverage first, building momentum for the big exclusive.

A consumer app with a unique hook plans a publicity stunt to generate viral coverage. The skill provides unconventional PR tactics like customer appreciation events and stunts, plus amplification sequences to extend the story's lifespan.

A B2B startup wants to build reporter relationships and get quoted in industry articles. The skill outlines how to use HARO effectively, pitch with emotional angles, and avoid common mistakes to become a go-to source.

A startup that crossed 1 million users wants widespread coverage. The skill helps bundle this milestone with a product update and a partnership, then draft pitches using proven templates and plan an amplification sequence across social media and newsletters.

An early-stage startup with no newsworthy milestone yet can still get coverage. The skill suggests targeting small niche blogs first, building a media chain from there, and using founder-driven pitches to establish credibility before scaling to larger outlets.

Startups relying on viral loops and self-service adoption benefit from media coverage that drives free signups. The skill's amplification sequence helps turn a single article into a flood of trials.

B2B startups need credibility to close big deals. Landing press in industry publications via the media chain builds trust and shortens sales cycles. The skill's pitch templates emphasize emotional angles that resonate with enterprise buyers.

Two-sided marketplaces require both supply and demand. PR campaigns that highlight user milestones or unique inventory attract both sides. The skill's bundling technique creates stories that drive signups for both segments.