Public relations services that earn coverage you can measure
Our public relations services put you in front of the journalists already covering your category, then turn that coverage into rankings and AI citations. Outlets and dates agreed before kickoff, backed by a 100% guarantee.
The founder rewriting how B2B buyers pick an agency
A category story placed on the strength of the idea, not a media budget.
Most PR retainers bill the same whether coverage lands or not
You sign for twelve months, then get handed to an account manager building a media list. Editors delete anything reading like a press release. Six months on: impressions in a report, no press coverage your market recognizes, nothing traceable to revenue. The invoice clears anyway.
The work
What our public relations services cover
Six disciplines, run by the same senior people who scoped them.
Media relations
Lists built from reporters actively covering your beat, pitches written one at a time, commentary when news breaks, tier one placements. Zero pay to play.
Digital PR
The same outreach, aimed at coverage carrying editorial links and brand mentions, so press moves search.
Thought leadership
Bylines, expert commentary, podcast bookings, award submissions, and speaking slots for your founder.
Launch and announcement PR
Funding rounds, products, partnerships, and market entries, planned backward from the embargo date.
Crisis and reputation
Holding statements, a playbook written before you need it, media training, and repair once the cycle passes.
Measurement
Placements, share of voice, referral traffic, branded search, AI citations. Never advertising value equivalency.
Why it compounds
Press coverage is what AI engines read
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews answer your buyers from sources they already trust, and earned media is most of that evidence.
A feature in a publication your category respects reaches readers, passes authority to your site, and becomes a citation a model repeats months later. Pure PR firms stop at the clipping. We run SEO and GEO in the same building. See AI PR agency.
The process
How it works
Story mining
One session to find angles a journalist would run: data you own, a contrarian position, a customer outcome.
Targets in writing
Outlet tiers, placement volume, deliverables, and dates, agreed before money moves.
Pitching
We contact named reporters, editors, and producers, follow up, and place the story.
Reporting
Placements, share of voice, referral traffic, branded search lift, and where AI engines name you.
Receipts
Coverage we have already earned
Clients have been featured in Forbes, TechCrunch, Entrepreneur, USA Today Network, Daily Mail, WWD, and CNET. More at case studies, Vezbi, and get featured in Forbes.
The number
What PR services cost here
The market runs on retainers: $3,000 to $7,500 a month at a boutique, $10,000 to $25,000 at a mid size firm, $25,000 and up nationally, and almost nobody prints those numbers on their own site.
You do not have to sign a retainer to work with us. Placements are bought individually, and you approve the outlet and the position before a dollar moves, so a quiet month costs nothing.
Forbes campaigns are scoped and priced in writing before kickoff. Every placement price, spec, and turnaround sits on the pricing page.
Why AceIt
The fear is the retainer, not the story
What keeps good companies out of PR is not that a story flops. It is twelve months at $8,000 a month, three placements nobody in your market reads, and a report counting impressions because it cannot count anything else.
So outlets, placement targets, deliverables, and dates go in writing before kickoff. If we do not deliver what we committed to on the timeline we committed to, you get your money back. No firm ranking for public relations services will sign that.
We never promise one journalist's byline on a fixed date, because nobody buys an editor's decision. We commit to outlet tier, volume, and timeline, with the refund behind all of it. Senior people run your account, replies in 1 to 2 hours. More at who we are.
Questions
Asked before every PR engagement
Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.
A PR agency earns attention you did not buy. Day to day that means media relations: finding the journalists covering your space, shaping the angle, pitching, and running the interview. Around it sit thought leadership, launches, crisis planning, digital PR, and reporting. Ads rent attention. PR earns credibility that outlives the spend.
Expect $3,000 to $7,500 a month at a boutique firm, $10,000 to $25,000 mid size, $25,000 to $50,000 or more nationally. Those are retainers, paid whether coverage lands or not. We price per placement instead, and Forbes campaigns are scoped and priced in writing before kickoff. Full detail on the pricing page.
Plan on 4 to 8 weeks to a first real opportunity, which is what our Forbes campaigns run to, then roughly a quarter before coverage compounds into branded search and referral traffic. Whatever timeline we agree goes into the contract, and missing it triggers the refund.
Yes, if you have something a reporter can write about and the patience for a quarter. Three placements in publications your buyers actually read beat a year of ads nobody remembers. The risk was always the retainer, not the tactic, so we removed it.
Earned media is coverage a journalist chose to publish. Paid media is space you bought: ads, sponsored posts, the guaranteed feature offers filling your inbox. Readers notice, search engines discount the paid version, and AI models weight editorial sources far more heavily.
Next step
Ask us what we would pitch on Monday
Tell us your category, your news, and who you want reading about you. You get named outlets, the angles we would run at them, and the terms we are willing to sign.
Backed by a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back