- Yes. Ace Branding's press features are written about you or your company using your story, which makes them well suited to founders. The firm's CEO, Luke Hessler, is described as a product of its product: his story has been featured in Forbes, Yahoo Finance, and IBTimes. Podcast tours and regional TV extend a founder's reach further.
- Digital PR can help a startup look credible before it has a long track record, because searchers find published coverage. NEWMEDIA.COM reports strong story placements can increase direct traffic by 5% to 20% during the first 72 hours. Ace Branding requires no retainer, which suits teams watching cash, but confirm scope and cost on a call.
- Yes. Ace Branding builds articles from your story through an editorial interview, so you do not need existing fame. Its founder started his first online business at 19 with a $600 loan. Client Rabu Gary was featured in 27 outlets, which qualified him for social media verification and helped him grow his business by over 200%.
- Ace Branding does not publish prices on its website. Cost depends on what you choose, such as the number of press features, a podcast tour, or TV appearances. The firm's comparison with traditional PR states that no retainer is required. To get a real number, book the 15 minute, no obligation discovery call through the contact page.
- No. Ace Branding's own comparison with traditional PR lists "Retainer required" as yes for traditional PR and no for Ace Branding. That means you are not committing to an open-ended monthly fee to get started. Confirm the exact terms of your package in writing on your consultation.
- Digital PR packages bundle defined deliverables, such as a set number of press features, a podcast tour, or TV spots, for an agreed scope instead of an open-ended retainer. Ace Branding sells PR packages without a retainer and guarantees results. Because package contents and prices are not published, ask for a written list of deliverables before you buy.
- Go to the Ace Branding contact page and ask for the 15 minute, no obligation discovery call. On that call you can discuss your goals and which mix of press features, podcast tours, and TV appearances fits. If you move ahead with press, you complete the press questionnaire and schedule your editorial interview.