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Belga sent its first messages to the world on 1 January 1921. From correspondents telephoning to get their news to editors, to relaying stories from trips abroad through Belradio's radiotelegraphy and long-wave antennas, Belga has always been driven by developments in technology.

Today, Belga once again places itself at the technological forefront of the public relations profession by integrating its platforms with Prezly, Belgium's foremost leader in PR software.

Prezly's software provides a complete solution for communications professionals, enabling PR teams to manage their contacts, publish multimedia stories in branded newsrooms, distribute content through tracked campaigns and pitches, and – most recently – log their coverage.

The new integration automatically pulls coverage from users' 

 account, linking it with the author of the coverage in their CRM, as well as with the newsroom story covered – fully centralising their PR.

Also included in the integration is Belga's 

 service, allowing users to instantly distribute their press releases to all of Belgium's general media simply by publishing through Prezly. 

This automation will not only save PR teams hours of manual work, it will also surface new opportunities among contact lists and identify the most effective stories by factoring in campaign performance metrics.

The Belga–Prezly integration has been tested and is already being rolled out to joint clients, such as Mark Van Hamme, the inhouse PR Communications Manager at sustainable energy supplier Eneco: "It saves a lot of time. It makes my life easier and the outputs more effective."

"For years now, the PR profession globally has struggled to take advantage of new technology to make their processes simpler, faster, and more effective. By partnering with an established tech player like Prezly, we aim to modernise public relations and create a new global standard in PR management." 

– Patrick Lacroix, CEO at Belga

"We at Prezly are absolutely honoured to be joining forces with the most established news agency in the country. By combining Belga's unparalleled experience with Prezly's technology, we are confident we can drastically improve the working life of every communications professional in Belgium." 

– Jesse Wynants, CEO and co-founder at Prezly

The partnership will be officially launched at a joint event between Belga and Prezly at 11am CET on Friday 26th February, which will include a product demonstration showcasing the new coverage and PRpro integration. Registration is free at 

Vanessa Tassenoy

Kate Bystrova

Belga announces technology partnership with Prezly as it celebrates 100th anniversary! Join the launch event and demo on Friday 26th February.

16 February 2021: Belgium's national news agency embraces the future of PR by announcing a new partnership with Prezly, the region's key player in communications technology.

Belga announces technology partnership with Prezly as it celebrates 100th anniversary

You can now start using Prezly for just €40 / month with our new Starter Plan (previous pricing started at €240 / month). Why the change?

This past decade we have poured our heart and soul into Prezly and we're proud to say, it's now better than ever. We've got a great new editor, a powerful CRM and mailing capabilities with top deliverability rates, awesome service and human support.

Now we want to make these powerful functions available to more people, not just experienced PR teams.

The past year has taught us many hard lessons, and chief among these is the fact that everyone needs to have a simple way of communicating with their stakeholders. That's true whether you're a big business coordinating a workforce that's suddenly been taken remote, or a coffee shop owner trying to keep her customers informed about new opening hours.

We built Prezly to help PR teams communicate with their contacts. Now, we feel that Prezly can provide the same support to those outside of PR.

Right now, Prezly is used by Fortune 500 companies as well as small in-house teams and mammoth PR agencies. By making this pricing change, we are opening the doors to an even greater range of people who will benefit from better communications, and in the process, provide feedback that will help us to improve Prezly even further for everyone.

What does this mean for existing clients?

For our existing customers, nothing will change. Dependent on your usage, the new plans will be either similarly priced to your current subscription, or in some cases even cheaper.

We will be rolling out these changes over the coming months. If you believe you could get a better deal through the new pricing, feel free to reach out and we can transfer you over on your next renewal.

Thank you, and we wish you all a good January,

No more minimum user limits + new pricing starting at just €40 / month.

Now you can start using Prezly for less

Consistent coverage can have an incredible impact on the work that PR folks do, which is why it's so important to keep up with what the media is saying and when. So, we decided to work on integrations that bring coverage tools and Prezly together, starting locally with Belgian news monitoring and press database tool, 

Good news, Belgapress + Prezly users! 🎉

 if you are already a Belgapress customer and would like to see your media coverage and mentions updated daily in your 

By getting this integration, you can bring together your media coverage from multiple sources and view them all in one platform. And on top of seeing the coverage from Belgapress in Prezly, you can still log your own, such as links from online articles, tweets, or files.

This helps you save time on having to move between different tabs and windows, and focus on...

Want to connect Belgapress to your Prezly account now?

Get in touch with us by chat or send an email to 

 
This feature is only available for accounts on the Premium or Enterprise subscription. 

Prezly - Coverage

Get coverage straight inside your Prezly account at no extra cost!

NEW: Belgapress + Prezly integration

The pitches that perform best in terms of open and click rates are:

 PR software provider Prezly has published new data on what makes for the most effective email pitch. The study takes into account the 15,976,113 emails sent via Prezly in 2019 by its clients – comms professionals working in PR agencies, in-house or consulting across all industries and geographies. 

The study measures factors such as subject-line length, email content and degree of targeting against open and click rates – the two major performance indicators for emails.

These new findings are published in Prezly's free pitching pack – a 45-page PDF that includes: 

See what the most effective pitches are made of, based on 15,976,113 emails.

Download your free pitching pack

For this query, we made the assumption that the smaller the mailout, the more targeted it is. The data showed that the less targeted an email campaign is, the lower its clickthrough rate. One-to-one pitches performed best, scoring an average clickthrough rate of 14%, followed by:

Chart from www.prezly.com/guides/guide-to-pr-pitching

Looking at all ~16 million emails sent through Prezly in 2019, those with just 3 words in their subject line performed best. 

Translating that to character count, the most successful subject lines consisted of just 10–20 characters, followed by 20–30 and then 0–10 characters. 

Add to that the fact that subject lines get cut to around 50 characters on most mobile phones, and the takeaway is simply keep it short.

Our data suggests that, on average, pitches of <100 words perform up to 4x better than those with 300 or more. 

 also supports the claim that shorter is better, stating: “92% of journos also said their ideal pitch length is capped at   2–3 paragraphs.”

In a similar study Prezly conducted two years ago, we found that pitches with no images performed best. It appears times have changed. 

Looking at the 2019 data, pitches that use 1–5 images score the highest clickthrough rate.

The findings of this study are based on all the 'campaigns' and 'pitches' sent through Prezly by its clients during 2019. Within the Prezly software, a 'pitch' is defined as an email sent to a single contact, whereas 'campaigns' have multiple recipients. The data was treated in aggregate and outliers were accounted for to give as meaningful a result as possible. There is, of course, room for improvement – for example, data on pitches that resulted in coverage was unavailable for 2019. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding future research, please let us know. 

In the increasingly complex world of modern PR, Prezly seeks to create simplicity by arming brands with the tools to tell authentic stories. Prezly's software brings together contact management, newsroom publishing, distribution, analytics and coverage reporting to give you and your team full control over your comms.

In their spare time, the Prezly team enjoys building 

 to help comms professionals share their experience and build something better, together.

For more information, interviews, photos and collaboration opportunities, contact:

What makes a great pitch? Data from 16million emails

15,976,113 emails were sent through Prezly in 2019. Here's what the most successful ones had in common.

This year's survey focused on the topic of Contact Management, tapping into the experience of 412 PR professionals from across the world, identifying their biggest pains and finding that most PRs can

Results of the Global PR Survey 2020

Relevant charts are included at the bottom of this press release.

 The results of a worldwide survey into contact management are in! The full findings, together downloadable resources and expert commentary, will be published openly on Thursday at 

A first look at the results will be held via livestream during Thursday's 

, Head of Global Communications and PR at OverActive Media, and 

, Communications Manager at leading full-content agency oona. Further details and registration for the livestream available at: 

Quotes from respondents and commentary available on request, please email kate@prezly.com. 

To give statistically relevant results, the survey sampled 

 from all parts of PR globally; 400 respondents can represent a population of up to 10,000,000 with a narrow ±5% margin of error.

Social media is massively underused as a research tool

When asked what resources they used to source new media contacts, 80% of PR professionals say they continue to rely on manual research, such as going through articles and noting down details, and just over half (52%) preferred events. 

The figures are similar for updating existing contact details:

Most PRs can save hours each week on updating contacts

Respondents were asked to report how many hours each week they spend on updating their contact database. This is the breakdown of the average number of hours spent each week by tool used:

Participants were asked to select the contact management tasks they consider to be most painful from a list; they were able to select multiple answers.

 was the most painful contact management task; of these, 

 consider this the most frustrating part of their entire job, and a further 

Strong relationships remain the key to success

of PR professionals agree that they get the best results from the contacts with whom they have nurtured a good relationship, but what do most PRs define to be a "good relationship"?

PRs are overly self-critical of their own performance

Respondents were also asked to share the number of "good relationships" they have with media contacts, and to give the number of "good relationships" they think a PR professional should have. 

On average, respondents revealed they have a “good relationship” with 

Marking this against each person's expectation of the number of "good relationships" a PR person should have, it was found that just 

 of participants feel that they meet or exceed this figure, while 

 of PR professionals believe they have fewer "good relationships" than they should.

, the team of techs behind the Prezly PR software. A total of 

 responded to the survey, bringing together 

over 3,611 years of combined PR experience

. The survey has been widely promoted across geographies and platforms online to get as diverse a response as possible.

In the increasingly complex world of modern public relations, Prezly seeks to create simplicity by arming brands with the tools to tell authentic stories. Prezly's software brings together contact management, newsroom publishing, distribution, analytics and coverage reporting to give you and your team the full picture of your PR.

The results of Prezly's global study into contact management within the PR profession will be released to the public on Thursday 30 April.

Global PR Survey 2020: Results announced

 Specialised PR software provider Prezly has launched a global research project to help public relations professionals assess how they manage their contacts and share that knowledge during the COVID-19 lockdown.

The backbone of the research is a short survey that asks people in the PR profession to share their experience of managing contact lists. The survey takes 5–10 minutes to complete and gives participants the chance to win an iPhone 11 Pro.

"The pain of managing contact lists and keeping them up to date is a problem we hear about constantly. Part of the problem is down to using tools like Excel, which are completely ineffective for media list record-keeping, but the other half of the issue lies in traditional management practices that simply don't work with 21st-century PR. Different people have found unique approaches to address both of these challenges, and if we can help them share that knowledge, we want to do that."



– Jesse Wynants, CEO at Prezly, a customer relationship management tool built for PR

"In developing markets like Russia and CIS, people are still using Google Docs to pitch their stories. People still use tools like spreadsheets to maintain their database of media, which is horrendous."



– Jānis Dzenis, PR Director at e-travel business 

“The news industry is rapidly changing, and reporters are changing positions pretty quickly. One of the challenges for us is remaining aware of changes in these outlets and continuing to build new relationships all the time… It is definitely a never-ending, ongoing process, in terms of managing our contacts and trying to keep those relationships alive.”



– Katelyn McNally, Media Relations Specialist at 

COVID-19 downtime: An opportunity to prepare for the future

With the current pandemic grinding business to a halt for people the world over, many PR teams are using this downtime to share knowledge, offer support to clients and review their work processes in preparation of the coming weeks and months.

The results of this research and its accompanying expert commentary aim to help comms professionals assess how they currently manage their contacts and improve their workflow in a way that will put them in good stead for the future.

The results: An open report and livestreamed launch

The results of the worldwide survey will be aggregated and published online as an open report at the end of April 2020. This announcement will be accompanied by expert commentary during a special hour-long episode of Prezly's 

, an ongoing series of free-to-attend livestreamed events that seek to share knowledge across the countless different branches of PR.

The both the livestream and expert guests will be announced on April 13th.

In the increasingly complex world of modern public relations, Prezly seeks to create simplicity by arming brands with the tools to tell authentic stories.

Prezly's software brings together contact management, newsroom publishing, distribution, analytics and coverage reporting to give you and your team the full picture of your PR.

In their spare time, the Prezly team enjoys building 

 to help comms professionals share their experience and build something better, together.

For more information, interviews, photos and advance access to survey results, contact:

Global survey seeks to help PRs overhaul how they manage contacts and save hours each week – take part and have the chance to win an iPhone 11 Pro! #PR

With the current pandemic grinding business to a halt, PR teams are using this downtime to share knowledge, offer support and review their work processes in preparation for the coming months.

Global survey seeks to help PRs overhaul how they manage contacts (and save hours each week)

Having established operational bases in the rest of Europe, North America, Australia and Brazil, it has now advanced into Hong Kong to conquer the Asian market. And with airline company Cathay Pacific, it has already secured a global player there.

Thanks to Prezly, PR and communication teams are easily able to share their brand’s or organization’s story with journalists and influencers, as well as with internal employees and other stakeholders. The platform integrates the best of an online newsroom, a CRM, e-mailing and file-sharing into 

 For many communication professionals, it has become an indispensable work tool that they use every day.

In less than ten years, the Belgian scale-up – which is still 100% owned by its original founders – has developed into a major player with a global footprint. It has clients from virtually every sector, all over the world: AB InBev, Australian Broadcasting Company, AXA, Brussels Airlines, Oakley, Emirates Airlines, Estée Lauder, IKEA, Lidl, KBC, Médecins Sans Frontières, Oakley, Samsung, Sennheiser, Telenet, Toyota …

And more big names are sure to come soon. Because Prezly continues to grow substantially and has increased its international presence significantly by placing sales and support employees in different European countries, the US, Australia, Brazil and now in Hong Kong. As of this year, more than 50% of its revenue comes from abroad and Prezly is now active in 32 different countries.

It has always been our ambition to be a global player. But, of course it is a wonderful boost for the whole team to see that our efforts are really paying off and that we are participating at the highest level, not only in Belgium, but also in the US, the Middle East, Australia and Asia,” says 

Moreover, the growth potential is still enormous. Because content marketing and 

 have become increasingly successful everywhere due to the fact that the classic advertising approach of buying attention simply no longer works. Ad blockers are more and more popular and consumers now place most of their trust in their own network and external experts such as journalists and bloggers. At the same time, it is becoming increasingly difficult for companies and brands to manage all the extra content and contacts. At Prezly we have a unique solution”, he explains. 

In the past years, we’ve focused mostly on the basics: a stable, fast and user-friendly tool that saves our users time. Now we are focused on “smart” features, such as automatically enriching contacts and continuously scaling the relationship with a stakeholder. These “smart” features help communication teams to communicate in a personalized way, which almost always proves beneficial when it comes to results”, explains 

Until now, the Belgian technology firm has had little presence in Asia, but thanks to the new operational base in Hong Kong, this is about the change. From this city, it hopes to establish a connection to the Chinese mainland. And even before the actual rollout, the first important contract is already in place: Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific works with Prezly to publish and share multimedia stories with the press and influencers. The newsroom of the Asian airline giant (

) has successfully been launched and runs completely on software that is “made in Belgium”, but with an Asian flavour for the Hong Kong home carrier. Fittingly, Cathay Pacific will launch a new four-times-weekly service between Brussels and Hong Kong from 28 March 2018.

Prezly’s international growth has brought about several new recruits. At the end of this year, the team will have twenty employees, spread all over the world.

In an increasingly complex world of communication, Prezly makes it simple for large companies and organizations to share their stories with journalists, bloggers, employees and other stakeholders. It integrates the best elements of online newsrooms, CRM systems, e-mailing and file-sharing into 

. Since its founding year, 2008, the Belgian technology company with headquarters in Leuven has grown into a major player with a worldwide client portfolio. 

:  AB InBev, AXA, Brussels Airlines, Emirates Airlines, Estée Lauder, IKEA, KBC, Lidl, Médecins Sans Frontières, Samsung, Telenet and Toyota. 

Belgian PR-software company Prezly rises to new heights abroad

The Belgian PR-software company Prezly is on a solid international track.

<h2><strong>After Plenty of Talk, Marketers are Changing</strong></h2>
<p>For years now, they&rsquo;ve realised that one size fits all email pitches to pre-built, poorly targeted lists are a route to nowhere. Launching into this world, Prezly collects the core PR tasks into a single interface for creating stories, pitching them and tracking the advancing relationships with key contacts and influencers.</p>
<p>It establishes a home for your brand&rsquo;s story -- one that should be as clear to media as it is to influencers, social media contacts, potential customers and more.</p>
<h2><strong>Dominique Nellens, Est&eacute;e Lauder PR:</strong></h2>
<blockquote><p>&ldquo;Prezly changed my life. Now, I upload the information and Prezly becomes like another member of the team -- everything is online and it works on smartphone and tablets. Because I can see who has read my release, I have a better understanding of what editors are doing.&rdquo;</p></blockquote>
<p><a href="https://www.prezly.com/academy/showcase/expert-interviews/interview-increasing-pr-efficiency-estee-lauder" style="text-decoration:none;">Read the rest of Dominque&rsquo;s story</a></p>
<h2><strong>Who&rsquo;s using Prezly?</strong></h2>
<ul>	<li>Emirates Airline, Est&eacute;e Lauder, Ferrero, HP, Hyundai, Toyota, Volkswagen</li>	<li>Burson Marsteller,&nbsp;Grayling,&nbsp;Ketchum,&nbsp;Maverick,&nbsp;Ogilvy,&nbsp;Porter Novelli,&nbsp;TBWA</li></ul>
<h2><strong>Growth in numbers</strong></h2>
<ul>	<li>Monthly recurring revenue increase: 400%</li>	<li>Announcements published on Prezly: 22,094</li>	<li>Emails delivered with Prezly: 195,000</li></ul>
<p>2014 also saw the introduction of new, forward-looking features to Prezly, including a low maintenance CRM tool, putting influencer relationships right at the core of every pitch. Co-founder Frederik Vincx talks about how the company will support and build on this in the year ahead.</p>
<blockquote><p>&ldquo;There are more people than ever who gain value from retelling and amplifying brands&rsquo; stories. And yet, if you&rsquo;ve been in that position, you&rsquo;ll know the way your heart sinks when you think about the standard of pitching among the masses over the last few years.</p>
<p>&ldquo;We&rsquo;re a company on a mission in 2015 -- our platform exists to support and supercharge marketers but so does our team. We&rsquo;re committed to being the preferred partner, with the best service and the best technology for anyone who is serious about getting their story told today.&rdquo;</p></blockquote>

Prezly Grows 400% as Brands Tackle Accelerating Audience Expectations

Competition for influencer attention is driving better toolkits and PR practice

<h2>Bigger Team</h2>

<p>As Prezly&#39;s&nbsp;customer base grows, the need for greater support and the demand for more, stronger features increases.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>Worldwide Support</h2>

<p>To ensure worldwide customer support, your usual suspects,&nbsp;Jesse<strong>&nbsp;</strong>and&nbsp;Idries, are joined by&nbsp;<strong>Amanda&nbsp;</strong>and&nbsp;<strong> Darlan.&nbsp;</strong> Amanda will cover clients located in Asia, while Darlan will support the America&#39;s in their quest for better outreach.&nbsp;</p>

<p>If you haven&#39;t met them already, feel free to say hello in the support box.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>World-Class Product Team</h2>

<p>The number of Prezly customers keeps growing, feature requests keep pouring in. High time to expand the team building your communication toolkit.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the design front, the product team is joined by <strong>Alex</strong>. He&#39;ll be making sure Prezly looks pretty, while also maintaining its ease of use.&nbsp;</p>

<p>To actually&nbsp;<em>build&nbsp;</em>new features, and making sure everything runs as smooth and fast as possible, the team is reinforced with&nbsp;<strong>Avtandil&nbsp;</strong>and&nbsp;<strong>Eryk</strong>.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>New Features for Greater Impact and More Flexibility</h2>

<p>Throughout 2016, a lot of small updates and tweaks have been rolled out. Other updates, however, were not so small, and are paving the way towards more flexible and reliable story pitching:</p>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Mailbox Integration</strong> was by far one of the largest features rolled out last&nbsp;year. It lets you track and share stakeholder interactions across your whole team, by automatically importing conversation history and replies to your email campaign, straight from your inbox into Prezly.</li>
	<li><strong>Segments</strong> make it&nbsp;possible to create dynamic media lists that automatically update to include new contacts based on their information. Found a new blogger? Just add them to&nbsp;Prezly&nbsp;and let the system do the rest.&nbsp;</li>
	<li><strong>The campaign editor</strong> has gotten a serious makeover. But besides that, another crucial element has changed: it&#39;s now possible to send email campaigns without adding a story to them. While at first sight, that might&nbsp;seem&nbsp;like a small change, it&#39;s the precursor for improved and more flexible story sharing. What if, in the near future, you could cherry-pick the content you wanted to share, combine videos, images, and even stories?&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

<h2>Our New Year&#39;s Resolution</h2>

<p>All these major updates are geared towards making Prezly smarter, more powerful, and faster and easier to work with. That&#39;s what we&#39;ll continue to strive for in this new year and the years to come.&nbsp;</p>


We're happy to say that 2016 has been quite an eventful year for Prezly. The team has grown (read on to learn who's who) and we've released a number of new features that are paving the way towards an even better, more advanced communication workflow.

Prezly's Sweet 2016: A Year in Review

<p>The second ebook comprises a series of case studies by public relations practitioners exploring modern aspects of PR practice. 30 contributors created over 40 practical examples of tools used in public relations, content marketing, and search engine optimization (SEO).&nbsp;</p>
<p><a href="https://prstack.co/#/">Download or order the book on www.prstack.co</a></p>
<p>The complete book is available for free as an e-book on&nbsp;<a href="https://prstack.co/#/">prstack.co</a>. You can also print it via <a href="http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/6504723-my-prstack-2">Blurb</a>.</p>
<p>During October, each day another article will get releases and featured on the prstack.co website.</p>
<p>The ebook is distributed free under a Creative Commons license via the #PRstack community.</p>
<p><a href="https://wadds.co.uk/">Stephen Waddington</a>, who spearheads the project, explains:</p>
<blockquote><p>I&rsquo;ve always been mildly envious of the cooperative spirit that exists in coding and SEO. Open source communities tackle issues that the industries are facing and aid learning and development.</p>
<p>They&rsquo;re typically focussed on a single goal and operate outside existing industry structures. This enables them to move quickly.</p>
<p>It turns out that the public relations industry can also put aside competitive issues and open source. It&rsquo;s how PRstack was created.</p></blockquote>
<p>PR trade organizations&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cipr.co.uk/">CIPR</a>, <a href="https://www.prca.org.uk/">PRCA</a> and ICCO praise the book for its efforts in improving the PR workflow:</p>
<h2>&quot;This is an invaluable resource for anyone who works in PR in 2015 and beyond.&quot;</h2>
<blockquote><p>For almost ten years we&#39;ve been talking about how technology and digital communications have radically altered the practise of public relations. Much of the discussion has been theoretical and yet one of the biggest changes is in the myriad of applications and tools that we now use every day.</p>
<p>From those we use to engage with on-line influencers to how we submit receipts for expense claims technology is the heart of our workflow and systems and processes bare new and change quickly. Before PRStack no-one had thought to bring these multiple technologies together for the benefit of PR practitioners.</p>
<p>&ndash;&nbsp;Rob Brown,&nbsp;Founding Partner, Rule 5,&nbsp;President CIPR, 2016</p></blockquote>
<h2>&quot;Immediately upon publication, PRstack will become a definitive guide to practical public relations.&quot;</h2>
<blockquote><p>As a professional practice, public relations has been plagued by too many publications that mystify rather than explain practice.</p>
<p>This project, led by Stephen Waddington, one of the world&#39;s leading public relations exponents, is an antidote to that shortfall.</p>
<p>Francis Ingham,&nbsp;Director General, PRCA,&nbsp;Chief Executive, ICCO</p></blockquote>
<h2>#PRstack website: a catalog of over 250 PR tools</h2>
<p>This project is more than 2 books. It&#39;s also a website cataloging over 250 PR tools. It&#39;s the biggest collection of PR tools on the planet.&nbsp;The project started with this crowd-sourced list of PR tools. A community gathered around the idea of making sense of the PR tools market and shared their favorite tools.</p>
<p>Our team at <a href="https://www.prezly.com/">Prezly</a> built the website in June 2015. One month later it boasted over 250 tools.</p>
<blockquote><p><strong>#PRstack needed to get built. So we did.</strong></p>
<p>This is the work that keeps my team up. The designers and developers at Prezly hack the PR workflow each and every day. We&rsquo;re obsessed with helping PR&rsquo;s get better work done.<br />Initiatives like this help us build better tools together.</p>
<p>&ndash; <a href="https://twitter.com/fritsbits">Frederik Vincx</a>, co-founder of Prezly</p></blockquote>
<h2>Contributors to the second #PRstack book</h2>
<p>Many thanks to: Matt Anderson; Matt Appleby; Stella Bayles; Michael Blowers; Liz Bridgen; Stuart Bruce; Gini Dietrich; Erica Eliasson; Helen Laurence; Rich Leigh; Hannah Lennox; Tim Lloyd; Kevin Lorch; Maria Loupa; Rachel Miller; Lauren Old; Adam Parker; Laura Petrolino; Andy Ross; David Sawyer; Aly Saxe; Laura Sutherland; Max Tatton-Brown; Frederik Tautz; Abha Thakor; Frederik Vincx; Angharad Welsh; Livi Wilkes; Arianne Williams; and Michael White.</p>

30 PR Pros Combine Forces for a Massive How-To Guide on Tools