All updates:

• More workspace in the Manager with a collapsible sidebar

• Sticky toolbar in the Media Library for easier asset downloads

• Structured data added to improve article indexing and GEO visibility

• What's coming next: Presspage's strategic direction

More workspace in the Manager with a collapsible sidebar

When you're writing or reviewing content, the last thing you want is a navigation panel eating into your screen space. The left sidebar in the Presspage Manager can now be collapsed, giving you a wider, cleaner working area when you need it. Its state is also persisted across pages, so it stays collapsed or open, however you left it.

It's a small change with a noticeable impact. Less visual noise, more room to focus, and a layout that feels more in line with modern content tools. If you work across multiple articles or sections in a single session, you'll feel the difference quickly.

Sticky toolbar in the Media Library for easier asset downloads

Downloading assets from the Media Library sounds straightforward, until the list gets long. Previously, the top filter bar and sidebar on the Media Library were only visible at the top of the page. Once visitors scrolled down to browse or load more content, they had to scroll all the way back up just to confirm their selection or hit download. On mobile, this was particularly frustrating.

The filter bar and sidebar on the page now stay visible as visitors scroll. Select what you need and download it. No scrolling back. This update applies to Newsrooms running on Presspage's modern design foundation. If you're are interested in having the sticky navigation enabled on the Media Library, reach out to support@presspage.com.

Structured data added to improve article indexing and GEO visibility

Getting a press release or news article published is only part of the job. Whether it gets picked up by search engines, or understood correctly by AI tools that summarise and surface news, depends partly on how well the page is structured beneath the surface.

We've made further improvements to the structured data based on schema.org to all news articles. This gives search engines and AI agents richer context about each article: the account and what language it's in, whether it's freely accessible, what topics it covers, and which organisation published it. Authors and publishers can now also have a canonical domain set at the Newsroom level, which strengthens how they're identified across the web. In practice, this means Presspage articles are better positioned to appear in AI-generated summaries, news carousels, and search results. No extra work required from your team.

What's coming next: Presspage's strategic direction

The updates above are part of the day-to-day work, but there's a bigger picture taking shape. Presspage's product and development team has been working on a longer-term direction for the platform, with a focus on how corporate storytelling is evolving in the age of AI.

For a first look at where Presspage is heading, watch the video: Presspage Strategic Direction: The Future of Corporate Storytelling with AI. We'll be sharing more detail on what this means for the Manager and for your newsroom in the coming weeks.

All updates

• More control over who can access key publishing actions
• More flexibility when working with multi-published assets

More control over who can access key publishing actions

As more people get involved in publishing and managing content, user permissions often become difficult to track and easy to misconfigure across roles. With Presspage's Granular Rights Management, new permission toggles have been added at the user role level.

These new toggles give you more precise control over specific actions, including exporting Newsroom statistics, managing Newsroom Publish options, accessing General Account settings, managing Pages Publish options, adjusting Page settings, and Creating blank Email campaigns. Instead of relying on broad roles, you can now define access at a much more granular level, reducing the risk of unintended changes while keeping workflows efficient.

More flexibility when working with multi-published assets

Publishing content across multiple newsrooms often means repeating work and losing flexibility in how assets are handled locally. With Multi Publish, metadata from multimedia assets such as images, documents, and videos is now copied across all targeted accounts and languages when content is multi-published.

This update means that copied assets can be managed more independently in the Presspage platform within each newsroom or language version. You can edit, move, or remove assets per account, while keeping a consistent starting point across versions. For global organizations working with multiple regional newsrooms, this reduces duplication and makes it easier to maintain consistency while still allowing local adjustments.

We’ll continue to refine these workflows so teams can manage content more efficiently as they scale across markets and teams.

All updates: 

• Presspage Discover Beta
• Advanced Embargo
• Confidential and Restricted Pages

See the real impact behind your PR

We’re excited to introduce Presspage Discover Beta, a new way to understand the value your PR content delivers.

Discover helps you spot spikes in media attention, connect earned coverage to the content and campaigns behind it, and benchmark your performance against others in your industry.

With clearer insight into what works, you can report on results with confidence and focus your efforts where they make the biggest difference.

Early access is available to a limited number of customers. Join the beta and help shape the future of PR insights at Presspage.

Clear control over pre publication access

We’ve expanded our Embargo functionality to give you even more control over sensitive news before it goes public.

With Advanced Embargo, you can confidently share content with selected contacts ahead of publication while restricting access for everyone else. You choose exactly who can view the article during the embargo period and can update permissions as your announcement plan evolves.

This makes coordinating launches, financial updates, and other carefully timed news simpler and more secure. Your content stays protected until the moment you are ready to publish.

See page visibility at a glance

We’ve made it easier to quickly spot Confidential and Restricted pages in your newsroom.

Status labels are now clearly displayed above the page title in the Page Text view and on the Publication Page, so you can instantly understand the visibility settings. When you click on the label, you are taken directly to the Page Settings, making it simple to review or adjust access.

Learn more

These updates are now live in your newsroom, with Discover currently available to a limited beta group. If you are interested in joining, be sure to apply early.

We look forward to seeing how you put these updates to work in your newsroom.

These updates are not flashy for the sake of it. They are practical improvements shaped by real workflows and real pressure points. Below is a tour of what we released in Q4 and why it makes a difference.

All updates:

• Preventing sensitive content from going live too soon
• Prepared statements
• Clearer multipublishing for Pages
• Delete shared contact across all accounts
• Default archive title
• Personalized draft notifications
• Spam protection for inquiries
• Improved GEO accuracy and visibility
• Featured images for Wire content
• More flexible Search API filtering

Preventing sensitive content from going live too soon

Timing matters. Publishing too early can be just as risky as publishing too late, especially for Investor Relations content, regulated disclosures, or major announcements. Confidential Pages give you firm control over the publishing process. You can lock a page and its assets until a specific date and time, making it impossible to publish before that moment arrives. Any media uploaded to a confidential page is handled the same way and kept out of the Media Library, so sensitive materials stay protected throughout drafting, review, and approval.

Prepared statements

Responding consistently to media inquiries seems simple, but over time and across colleagues, small nuances drift, leading to serious inconsistencies in media communication. Prepared statements live inside Inquiries, where teams manage and respond to questions from journalists and other stakeholders. They allow you to store approved responses in a shared library and reuse them whenever the same topics resurface. Supporting images or files can be attached directly, keeping everything in one place. The result is faster replies, clearer messaging, and less repeated work when volume picks up.

Clearer multipublishing for Pages

Publishing Pages across multiple accounts can save a lot of time, these new updates made that process even smoother. Drafts can be pushed exclusively to other accounts. If the language setup between two accounts does not align, a fallback language can be set so the page is still pushed. On the Pages dashboard, a visible Multipublish label shows where a page came from or where it was sent. This improves clarity and helps teams stay confident about what lives where. 
Reach out to Support if you would like these options enabled.

Delete shared contact across all accounts

For teams working with a shared central CRM, contact management just became simpler. You can now delete a contact across all connected accounts in one action. This helps keep data clean, consistent, and aligned everywhere it appears.

Default archive title

Archive pages quietly shape how visitors explore your content. With a default archive title, you can define a consistent title that applies across all archive pages unless a page already has its own. You can also choose to show tags in the archive title, giving visitors a clearer sense of the topics and content types they are browsing.

Personalized draft notifications

Collaboration works best when context is clear. Draft review notifications now automatically include the sender’s name, so reviewers immediately know who is asking and why. It is a small change that reduces friction and helps feedback move faster.

Improved GEO accuracy and visibility

Behind the scenes, we improved how Presspage structures metadata for search engines and generative engines. By aligning more closely with schema.org best practices, we help these systems better understand content ownership, authorship, and context. Improvements to canonical URLs and author information support clearer attribution, stronger visibility, and more reliable inclusion of your content in generative search (GEO) and AI driven discovery over time.

Featured images for Wire content

Articles imported from the Wire now automatically use the default featured image when one is available. This means content looks complete and visually consistent the moment it is published, without extra manual steps.

More flexible Search API filtering

For teams building integrations or custom views, the Search API now supports filtering results by date range. This makes it easier to retrieve exactly the content you need, whether you are creating timelines, reports, or automated feeds.

As always, these updates reflect how teams use Presspage in real life. We will keep refining the platform so it stays dependable, flexible, and ready to support the work you do every day.

That’s exactly why we’ve been building out the Presspage Academy: to give new hires the tools to get up to speed quickly, and to give experienced pros easy ways to sharpen their skills. The goal: everyone on the team feels confident and ready to act when it matters.

The Academy now comes in three flavors:

• Self-service video tutorials to cover the basics and get hands-on fast.
• In-platform product tours that point you to all the right features you need to do your work.
• A brand-new Webinar series, starting with Digital PR Operations (our foundational training). In the new year we’ll go deeper with advanced topics like Investor Relations and Crisis Communications.

Together, these resources make it easier to empower new colleagues while giving the whole team more time for the work that really matters: crafting and delivering your story.

For those who want to show the world what they’ve mastered, we now award an official Presspage Digital PR Operations certificate, which you can proudly showcase on LinkedIn.

And while the Academy is all about building skills, we’ve also made improvements inside the platform itself. These updates give your team more control, better visibility, and less time lost on repetitive tasks.

Export Email Activity

You can now export the full activity of your email recipients. Open rates, clicks, and engagement data can be pulled in one go, making reporting faster and freeing you up to focus on insights instead of spreadsheets.

Granular Rights Management for Page Creation

Admins can now decide how much freedom different user roles get when creating Pages. From article-only templates to fully custom pages, you can fine-tune where flexibility is valuable and where structure prevents mistakes.

Improved Restricted Access to Articles

We’ve made it easier to control access to sensitive articles by allowing you to select individual users from a list, regardless of their role. For larger organizations with many communicators, this now comes with bulk selection, a search bar, and better visibility. This makes it faster to manage access without losing oversight.

These updates reflect what matters most: helping teams learn faster, work with more precision, and keep sensitive news secure.

Got feedback or ideas? We’re always listening.

See what content drives social engagement

As of June, the Newsroom Statistics page includes a new section showing how often your articles are shared on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Facebook.

This gives you concrete insight into what resonates with your audience. Not just in terms of views, but in terms of action. Are certain formats or headlines more shareable? Do thought leadership pieces outperform product news? This data helps you spot those patterns. It's a small addition with a big impact on editorial strategy.

Configurable roles for Contributors and Managers

In May, we introduced a major step towards a more flexible permission system: Configurable Roles.

Admins can now fine-tune what Contributors and Managers can do in your Presspage environment, like whether they can:

• Change the layout or modules on the Newsroom homepage
• Add or manage tags

This is one of the most-requested features, particularly around tag governance. Some teams want to lock it down to avoid clutter, others want to delegate the task. Now you choose. And this is just the beginning: we’re laying the groundwork for more granular user rights across the platform.

Let us know where you'd like to see this flexibility next.

A cleaner, smarter Dashboard

And in April, we launched a full redesign of the Dashboard, focused on clarity and speed. You now get a combined snapshot of your Newsroom and Email activity at a glance. It's less clicking, more knowing.

Alongside the redesign, we also released:

• Tag merge: Clean up your tags without re-tagging articles manually. Great for when teams consolidate or tidy up content structures.
• Tags Module: Now you can display the tags of each article directly on the article page, which makes content easier to explore. This is especially useful for journalists.
• Video durations: Videos now show their length in the Newsroom. Helpful context for your audience.
• Media library landing pages: You can now set a specific category as the default landing view instead of “All,” which always showed the latest additions. Ideal if you want to prioritize evergreen or themed collections.
• Search API: Integrate your Newsroom’s search into your broader corporate website, so visitors can find your news as easily as product pages or investor information.

Each of these updates is rooted in the same philosophy: helping comms professionals work more strategically, with less friction. From tightening control over your workflows to surfacing the right insights at the right time, we’re continuing to shape Presspage as the platform that meets you where you work.

Got feedback or ideas? We’re always listening.

Let’s start where many of your most time-sensitive moments begin: email. Our new Email Template Editor makes it much faster to create a branded campaign. We’ve set up a solid foundation with preset header and footer blocks so you can jump straight into your message. Everything from logo placement to fonts and colors is now configurable in a few clicks. It’s simple but powerful. And most importantly, it helps you keep control over your brand, especially when speed is key.

That same spirit of usability drove the redesign of the Asset Manager. A lot of communicators work with large screens, especially during big announcements or in crisis mode. The new layout finally makes full use of that space. Beyond just a cleaner interface, we also added smarter navigation and better visual cues. The goal is to make it second nature to manage your files and find what you need. We’ve also added support for .ics files, so your stakeholders can now add events to their calendars with a single click. Perfect for press briefings, earnings calls, or on-campus events.

We know that subscribers are the long-term asset behind every great newsroom. So we’ve made the Subscribe module more versatile, with a new option to capture each subscriber’s country. This is a small tweak with a big impact if you want to localize updates or analyze your audience. You can also reorder your lists now, which gives you better control over the topics you want your audience to subscribe to.

Meanwhile, for your newsroom (and article or custom pages), we’ve added a new Card module. This gives you a lot more flexibility in how you present evergreen content, use cards with images and links, make them fully clickable, or just display short bursts of text. It’s an easy way to draw attention to a report, your company strategy, or a topic you want to highlight. 

For those managing tags across complex content ecosystems, we’ve added two new functions to the Tags manager: a “Times used” column and Merge tags. It’s not flashy, but it’s deeply useful. You can now see how often each tag is used and click through to see exactly where it appears and better organize your tag structure. This added visibility helps you clean up outdated tags, spot overused labels, or simply find your way back to the right stories. 

Finally, our new helpdesk and video tutorials are live. We’ve given the support experience the same design love as the rest of the platform cleaner, faster, and easier to navigate. And with short, focused videos, it’s easier than ever to onboard a colleague or refresh your own workflow.

These updates span every corner of the platform from Publish, to Reach, to Connect​. But they all ladder up to the same goal: helping you work faster, look sharper, and stay ready for anything.

Thanks for growing with us. On to Q2.

All inquiries in one place

Presspage Connect enables teams of spokespeople to answer and process media inquiries quickly, intuitively and efficiently. Thanks to the integrated online environment, combining disjointed systems is no longer necessary, as the entire workflow occurs in one online place. The CRM function is designed to instantly build a network of media contacts. With just a few clicks, the most important and relevant contacts are selected and made accessible, while integrated AI technology ensures speed and reliability. Features like management of deadlines and the internal chat enhance synergy within the team, enabling seamless collaboration at all times, especially during busy periods.

The perfect partner for media relations

Folkje Lips, Lead Product Manager at Presspage, about Presspage Connect: "We launched this innovative tool in 2023 to help companies within the ecosystem gain more control over their media inquiries. Based on user experiences, customer requirements and the latest technology, Presspage Connect has been further improved and expanded. Companies who are dealing with media inquiries can now use this new version and its additional features as a stand-alone tool.” 

Jan-Willem Schalkwijk, CEO of Presspage, adds: “As far as we’re concerned, technology should ensure that you need to spend less time in front of a screen, so that you can invest more on building relationships. Thanks to Presspage Connect, you’ll never miss a press inquiry, can collaborate and consult smoothly and efficiently and position yourself as a transparent, professional and media-friendly organisation. In short: the perfect partner for media relations.”

Presspage Connect can be purchased as a standalone, subscription-based tool, with prices starting from €240 per month for 2 users.

More information: presspage.com/media-relations-software

Presspage has been around for 15 years already. 15 Years of continuously innovating on PR and IR technology and improving the workflows for PR and IR teams means that we have a robust, feature-rich and very mature product. We are far beyond all the growing pains of a startup and don’t need to compromise on quality or security. 

One inevitable trend that all software companies deal with however, is the fast-paced development of technology world-wide. This makes the technology market a very exciting space: who would have thought, five years ago, that we could let AI help us draft replies to inquiring journalists today? But this also means that all the technology you wrote yesterday, would be better technology if you’d write it today.

Is that a problem? Usually not. If software solved an issue yesterday, it doesn’t matter if a slightly more modern approach would solve it again today, but with a slighter cleaner code base. The end result is the same, the user is satisfied, the issue is still solved. 

However: if the old approach is blocking you from innovating, because the old technology doesn’t allow you to adopt newer practices that solve new problems, then an ambitious company such as Presspage does have a problem. And that was our issue with the old CRM.

Unlocking innovation in Media Relations

Elevating media and investor relations for PR and IR teams is one of the major missions for Presspage. We believe that standing out from the crowd is crucial when it comes to your relations with the media and your investors. Moreover, meaningful connections based on values such as reliability, mutual interests, transparency, responsiveness and consistency will make you a valued and reputable partner for the media and for investors. 

Our “old” CRM solved many issues for PR and IR professionals, such as managing their contacts, creating distribution lists, subscription management and showing engagement statistics. To give an indication: The contacts of our top 15 CRM using customers received on average 13 emails sent from our systems from the company, with a high of 187 emails and a low of 3 emails per year. 

However, to achieve our mission, we wanted to be able to do more than that. We wanted to tackle the issue of having to do double work in different local teams. Be able to support and track more engagement with journalists. Do easier mass contact management. Pitching. Insights and recommendations about engagement, interests, inquiries. And at the same time get more mundane tasks out of the way of PR and IR specialists, so they can focus on human relations. And those things were hard, if not impossible, to accomplish on our old CRM system.

So that’s why we rebuilt our CRM, with the future of Media Relations in mind. A huge endeavour, where every feature had to be rebuilt. Because we also changed the underlying data structure, this also meant having to reconsider a lot of workflows while always keeping our strict data privacy policy in mind. For instance: if somebody shares a distribution list with another team, should this team then also be allowed to add contacts from that list to other, non-related lists? (The implemented answer is: it depends).

Once we figured it all out - with the huge help of our customers who showed us their preferred workflows, their wishes and their limitations - we were extremely happy with the result. We are now able to innovate on Media Relations faster than ever before. And this will become apparent very soon in our upcoming Product Releases.

One major step in the CRM rebuilding process was the migration of all our customers from one system to another. If you would like to read more about that, you can find our behind the scenes blog here. 

If you’re curious what Presspage’s CRM and Media Relations involve, read about it here or reach out to us for a demo. If you have any questions or suggestions for our CRM, please reach out as well!

Presspage's CRM Solution

At Presspage, we understand the importance of these relationships, and we are continuously dedicated to revolutionizing and improving your media and investor relations. Presspage's new CRM is a comprehensive contact relationship management system that streamlines the management, targeting, and engagement of your press and investor relations. Most importantly, our CRM seamlessly integrates with the entire Presspage product suite, eliminating the need for multiple disjointed, siloed tools and ensuring an optimized experience.

With a deep understanding of communications teams' workflows and the pressures they face, the Presspage team has crafted a CRM that caters to your specific needs, enabling you to work efficiently amidst internal and external stakeholders.

These are a few of the benefits of using the Presspage CRM for your media and investor relations:

Efficiency And Ease Of Use

Entering and updating contact information can be time-consuming and prone to errors, causing frustrations and hindering productivity. Our new CRM is designed with the latest insights in intuitive and neuro design, revolutionizing contact management. It provides you with an array of cutting-edge features to enhance efficiency and ease of use. You can update and manage your contact database effortlessly, leveraging time-saving functionalities such as autosaving, live searching, modal locks to prevent accidental clicks, smart sorting, and filtering.

Customizable To Your Specific Needs

The contact database system is highly customizable, offering numerous fields to enrich data, including custom fields tailored to your unique requirements. This makes it easy to collaborate between team members or across departments, as all the data can be captured centrally in an organized manner.

Collaborating globally and locally

Sharing functionality for contacts and lists across all your global and local Presspage accounts enables seamless collaboration on contact management within multinational companies, ensuring compliance with data privacy legislation and eliminating duplicate work across teams. This feature enhances the accuracy of your databases and boosts productivity.

Unique Inquiries Management

Automatically centralizing inquiries from journalists and investors within Presspage's Inquiries system ensures you never miss a question, providing consistent and reliable support. Collaborative features, notifications, and deadline management help you exceed expectations, and if you need assistance with your tone of voice, our AI copilot can suggest answers.

Engagement Analytics

Presspage CRM's rich analytics provide insights into the level of engagement each contact has had with your content, offering valuable information on how to approach them and which topics resonate with them. 

Targeting the Right Audience with Precision

Segmentation capabilities empower you to create both broad and niche distribution lists from your “owned” contacts, which seamlessly integrate with Presspage Email campaigns. To maximize the impact of your communications, our CRM furthermore offers advanced targeting capabilities. With access to our database of over 1.2 million journalists, all vetted by our research team and GDPR compliant, you can precisely identify journalists in your region, interested in your specific topic. Utilize our fine-grained filtering system to refine your audience selection, avoiding a scattergun approach and increasing your chances of success.

Effortless Subscription Management

Streamline your newsletter subscriptions with the Subscription Module on your Presspage Newsroom. Allow your audience to subscribe themselves, empowering them to choose the newsletters that align with their interests. Create multiple newsletters for different target audiences, and seamlessly add subscribers to your "owned" contact database, ensuring you have a comprehensive view of your engaged contacts.

Elevate Your Media and Investor Relations Today

Presspage empowers you to take your media and investor relations to new heights. From efficient contact management and segmentation to centralized inquiry handling, rich analytics, collaborative features, precise targeting, and streamlined subscription management, our CRM is a game-changer for communications teams. Join us and unlock the true potential of your media and investor relations. Discover the power of Presspage and revolutionize your communications today!

To learn more about Presspage and explore its functionalities, visit our website  or contact our team directly.

AI has long been a promising development, but not very tangible for the larger public. The launch of ChatGPT in November ‘22, an AI chat interface that is optimized for human interaction, changed this. Suddenly, the potential of AI was visible for everybody.

AI frenzy

Of course the sudden attention spurred companies to think and communicate about ways to incorporate AI in their service, genuinely interested in the value it could bring, or simply hoping to ride along with the market attention. 

At Presspage, we are generally interested in everything that could potentially deliver value for our customers, but wary of riding empty trend waves. So when ChatGPT released its API - late February 2023 - we tested the waters. What struck us immediately, was the ease of use and its almost human sense of language. It wasn’t something that needed a lot of knowledge or explanation. This, in theory, would fit very well with the intuitive user experience on our platform.

We were impressed. But we also found numerous reasons not to cheeringly hand over all communications responsibilities to AI. The most obvious one: AI is not always getting its facts straight. Twitter is filled with hilarious examples of AI errors and fake news. More subtle, but therefore harder to mitigate, is its lack of intuitiveness, a broader context-awareness of your organization, the society and sentiment and a certain authenticity, which are all necessary ingredients to make a communications strategy a success, and a piece of content spot-on. 

Open door alert: AI is not human and therefore lacks the human touch.

But to return to our initial enthusiasm: conversational capabilities in different tonalities and languages is something AI, more specifically ChatGPT, does remarkably well. So we focused on that. What could we do to help customers with this strong feat of AI? 

Introducing your Personal Assistant in inquiries from the media

One of the areas that we have seen our customers spend a lot of time on, is the one-to-one communications with journalists. This is why we introduced our Inquiries solution in September ‘22. At the moment, this solution smoothes out the whole process around answering the journalist: logging, remembering, reusing, analyzing etc. But next on our roadmap is taking it one step further: to also reduce the amount of work on the primary task: to actually answer every inquiry individually. 

And that’s where we decided to first introduce AI, as your personal language assistant. 

Instead of typing the whole answer, including all the formalities, you just have to jot down a list of bullets with all the facts you want to share with the journalists. Clicking on the AI button will then generate a complete answer, already in email style. Depending on the type of relationship you have with a journalist, you can then choose to make your reply more formal or more friendly, just by clicking the AI button again. Moreover, your AI assistant speaks 90+ languages! So you can choose to communicate in any language of your choice. 

When using AI like this, a communications specialist will spend less time on every individual request, while still keeping the conversation personal and factually correct. Leaving more time for a proactive communications strategy. 

AI and communications professionals going forward 

The core of everything we do at Presspage boils down to ‘less tech, more touch’. We believe that equipping communications professionals with the right tools to reduce the burden of performing repetitive essential tasks, will free up time and space for proactive strategy, creative storytelling and relationship building. We also believe that this is not just a nice to have, but actually a must have. A company needs their corporate communications team to spend their full potential, to have the biggest positive impact on company goals and reputation.

The current generation of AI already provides a perfect assistant to help you deal with some essential, but very time-consuming parts of your job. We are curious to see what its next generations will bring. Without ever compromising on authenticity, creativity or simply the truth, we will keep stretching new AI capabilities to its limits, to see what value it can potentially hold for our customers. As a company full of nerds, we have already written rap-style recipes, requirements and documentation with it. If we see a way to responsibly integrate AI with other parts of our solution, we won’t hesitate. 

Do you have any suggestions for us? Feel free to reach out and tell Folkje, our lead product manager. She would love to hear your thoughts.

Want to try our personal AI assistant yourself?

To find out why Presspage is crucial to the success of your communications , book a personalized demo now.