Small Business PR Shouldn't Require a Big-Business Budget
Local businesses, professional services firms, family businesses and growing companies can all have stories worth telling. The barrier is often not newsworthiness; it is time, expertise and knowing where to begin.
What Can a Small Business Pitch?
Potential angles include expansion, unusual customer trends, local impact, founder stories, new data, seasonal expertise, industry changes and a strong point of view on a timely issue.
How TAIPR Helps
TAIPR turns onboarding information into potential media angles, then connects those angles to relevant journalists and personalized pitches. The goal is to move the owner from 'we should do PR someday' to actual outreach.
Local, Trade and National Media
The best outlet depends on the story. A local feature can be more valuable than a national mention for some businesses; a trade publication can reach exactly the right customers for others. Good PR starts with fit.
PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
Ready to stop reading about PR and actually do it?
Turn the knowledge inside your business into a story and a targeted pitch.
Tell TAIPR about your organization. We’ll help you uncover the story, find relevant journalists and build individualized pitches for your review.
Start with your story