Tell us about your news
Answer the questions below — the more detail you give, the stronger the story we can build. There are no right or wrong answers at this stage.
The event
Describe the time-bound event being announced. What person, company, or product did what thing, and when?
Who does this impact — and can you put a number on it? People affected, money involved, time saved, scale of change.
What was the situation before this happened? What changes now, and what comes next? Give us the arc.
Companies, brands, individuals — anyone with a media profile, social following, or market authority.
Context & angle
What's already on record that this news continues or extends?
e.g. "Third partnership this year" / "First partnership — nothing on record before this."
A superlative or unusual twist — firsts, lasts, biggests, fastests, or a surprising contrast.
Industry themes, news hooks, recent media coverage, or competitor activity.
Assets
Spokespeople and any third parties. Include job titles and who has final approval.
Portrait-style images of the business leader are essential. Corporate headshots don't work.
Third-party stats or market data. Include a source link where possible.
We'll analyse your answers and return an honest impact assessment — what's strong, what could be stronger.
Your impact assessment
Here's our honest read of your story. Scroll down to strengthen it before we produce the draft.
Where the story could be stronger
Strengthen the story
Address as many of the gaps above as you can. Leave blank anything you don't have yet — we'll note what's missing in the draft.
Claude will write a full press release draft. We'll send it to Matt for review before it reaches you.
Drafting your press release...
Draft ready
The draft below has been sent to Matt as a Gmail draft for review. He'll be in touch shortly.
Draft sent to Matt's inbox. He'll review it and send it to you at once approved.
What happens next
Matt will review the draft, make any edits, and send it to you within one working day. Stage 5 — the playbook — follows once the release is approved.