Every week a local reporter needs someone to explain why insurance won't cover an old roof, what a hurricane does to a pool, or how a new clinic is changing care in town. Right now they call whoever they called last time. That's your competitor saying it on the 6 o'clock news, and it's their name the viewer remembers.
We put you on that list. We find the stories in your business, write the press release, build a list of the exact reporters, producers and podcast hosts who cover your field, pitch them one by one and follow up. For Brass Tacks that meant 15 features, from KING 5 to the Seattle Times Sunday front cover and FOX News Radio. Tell us what's new in your business and we'll show you the angles we'd pitch first.
Your business, your news and what you can speak to as the expert.
We pick the strongest stories and build the media list for each one.
You approve the release and pitches. We send them one by one and follow up.
When a reporter bites, we prep you the same day.
We share what runs, add it to your coverage report and line up the next pitch.
Your news gets picked up instead of ignored.
Your story pitched to the reporters who cover it.
Every feature becomes a link that helps you rank.
Interview-ready, with clips you can use everywhere.
Clermont · Minneola · Montverde · Groveland · Mascotte · Four Corners · Winter Garden · Windermere · Ocoee · Leesburg · Lake County · Orlando, and owners across Central Florida and the US.
Local businesses with a story: a new location, community work, seasonal advice, an unusual job.
Professionals who can speak as experts: dentists, doctors, lawyers, builders, contractors.
Regional hospitals, credit unions and schools that need announcements pitched and spokespeople prepped, inside approval steps.
Startup founders with a launch, a funding round or a new product to announce, locally or abroad.
NOT A FIT IFyou want a press release blasted to a wire service and nothing else.
Press releases, pitches and bylined articles you can reuse.
Every story, clip and link we land, in one list you keep.
A press kit ready for any reporter.
Talking points and interview prep notes.
A coverage report with every story, clip and link, put to work on your site and social.
Research: media database and journalist research tools
Distribution: press release wire services, when a wire release fits the news
Expert requests: reporter request services that match expert sources to stories
Drafts and approvals: Google Docs
Finding the right reporter, the right angle and the right week takes hours you spend on jobs. We do the research, writing, pitching and follow-up.
A freelance writer can draft a release. We write it, build the list, pitch, follow up, prep you and turn the story into content, with video and web in the same shop.
Big PR firms often hand smaller accounts to juniors. You work with us directly, approve every pitch and keep the media list.
Yes. Reporters need local stories and expert sources every day. We find the angle and get it to the right person.
TV, print, radio and national outlets. Brass Tacks earned 15 features, including KING 5, the Seattle Times Sunday front cover and FOX News Radio. Mondo Ride was featured in Quartz Africa, and VenturePort launched with press in EU-Startups.
No. The release is one piece. The real work is the one-to-one pitch to the reporter who covers your beat, and the follow-up.
Yes. Nothing goes to a reporter until you sign off.
That's what prep is for. You'll practice the questions and walk in knowing your three points.
Yes. We write the statement, prep whoever speaks for you and answer reporters fast, so your side gets told clearly.
Yes. News stories link to your site, which helps you rank, and AI assistants learn who the experts are from the outlets that quote them.
A kickoff call, your news, and quick replies when a reporter wants to talk.
Week one we pick the angles and build the list. Pitches start going out right after, and we keep a steady stream of them running every month.
You do. Your accounts, logins, data and every file we make for you are in your name. Fire us tomorrow and it keeps ringing your phone.