Industry solution · PR agencies
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PR agencies juggle clients, topics, contacts and events at the same time. Peak One keeps contact histories, copy, tasks and your own events together so the team knows who talked to whom about what.
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Where everyday work gets stuck
Many contacts. No shared memory.
- Only the person who called knows who last spoke with an editorial desk.
- Press releases live in files that go back and forth by email.
- For a press event, it's hard to say who has accepted.
- Topics a client wants to place sit on a list with no owner.
The old and the new workflow
From the contact list to a traceable history.
Typical workflow
- Contacts and conversations in personal lists
- Aligning press copy as a file attachment
- Counting press event confirmations by email
- Assigning topics verbally in the meeting
With Peak One
- Every contact with conversation history and next step
- Writing copy together in documents
- Invitation and sign-up for your own event in one place
- Every topic as a task with an owner
How a topic runs
From the idea to the press event.
- TriggerA client has news that should go public.
- 01 · TaskAssign the topicThe topic becomes a task with an owner and due date.
- 02 · DocumentWrite copyThe press release is written together in one document, and decisions on it are in a view of their own.
- 03 · ContactReach out to contactsIn the CRM you record after every conversation what was discussed and what happens next.
- 04 · EventOrganize a press eventYou invite people to your own event and see who signs up.
What you start with
Six apps. One memory for the agency.
- 01Available
CRM
Clients and contacts with conversation history and a planned next step.
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Docs
Press copy, messaging guidelines and minutes together in documents.
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Work
Topics and client tasks with an owner and due date.
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Events
Invite people to your own press events and see who signs up.
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Offer
Describe the agency's services so that clients understand them on first read.
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Proof
Collect a customer testimonial after a project, review it and use it as a reference.
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Peak One is not a press database and not a sending tool for press releases. It doesn't supply media contacts, send emails from the CRM or analyze coverage. It organizes your agency's work: contacts, copy, topics and your own events.
Frequently asked questions
Briefly answered.
Does Peak One give me access to journalist contacts?
No. Peak One doesn't include media contacts. You create the contacts you work with in the CRM yourself or import them.
Can I send press releases through Peak One?
No. Peak One is not a sending tool for press releases. You write copy together in Docs and keep sending it from your usual inbox.
What does Peak One cost for a PR agency?
There's a free way to start. Which apps are included in which plan is on the pricing page.
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What's included.
- FunctionTasks & projectsProjects as a board, tasks in the daily plan, one chat per project.View
- FunctionCRM & contactsPeople, companies and context, connected with tasks and numbers.View
- ProblemMissed follow-upsQuotes and contacts that nobody follows up on.View
- IndustryAgenciesPeak One for agencies: clients, quotes, projects and agreements in one place.View
- Use caseFollow up on offersFrom the offer you sent to the signature, without any reply slipping through.View
- Software categoryCRM softwareContacts, history, and the next step in one place.View
Start with PR agencies. The rest follows.
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