How to build a press kit journalists actually use: boilerplate, founder bios, high-res assets, fact sheets, and quotes — structured as a clean deck.
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What Press Deck Does
Teach companies to build press kits — fact sheets, bios, assets, and quotes — structured for busy newsrooms
Founding date, size, markets, milestones — one page a reporter can trust.
Short and long bios with print-quality photos for every spokesperson.
Logos and product shots in the formats and sizes newsrooms actually need.
Pre-approved quotes journalists can lift when there's no time to interview.
The standard company paragraph, written once and kept rigorously current.
A single stable URL that holds everything — no attachments, no expiring files.
How Press Deck Works
Collect the numbers, names, and dates once, verified, in one source of truth.
Journalists give a kit seconds — headers, bullets, and visible download buttons win.
A single URL, always current, beats a dozen versioned attachments in inboxes.
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PressDeck — A press kit journalists actually use Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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A fact sheet, boilerplate, spokesperson bios and headshots, logos and product images, recent releases, and a media contact — the answers to a reporter's first ten questions.
Both work if there's one stable link. Pages are easier to keep current; decks travel better in email. The sin is a kit that's out of date.
Review it with every announcement and at least quarterly — a stale fact sheet quietly spreads wrong numbers into coverage.
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