Financial PR for founders who belong above the fold
Bloomberg terminals.
Financial Times bylines.
Before your competitors
finish their draft.
Series B fintech CEOs · Hedge fund launches · Neobank CMOs
Tier-one placements in 18 months
Of clients quoted within 30 days
Bloomberg exclusives in Q1 2026
Average share-of-voice lift
All placements verified. Tier-one defined as circulation >500k or domain authority >85.
The founder
nobody covered.
"Series B. $40M raised. 180,000 users. Three years of product excellence. Zero coverage in anything that matters to LPs."
A payments infrastructure founder — the kind of operator who could explain interchange economics in their sleep — was invisible to the financial press. Their competitors, raising on narrative rather than metrics, were everywhere. Bloomberg profiles. FT analysis pieces. Podcast circuits.
They had the better product. They had the better story. They had no one to tell it to the people who needed to hear it.
Tier-one mentions in 24 months
Competitors' share of voice
Search results — Company name
No results from Bloomberg, Reuters, FT, or WSJ in the past 24 months.
Competitive gap
47 competitor mentions to every 1 of theirs
The pitches.
The angles.
The embargo.
Eleven weeks. Four campaign angles. Two exclusive embargoes. One founder repositioned from invisible operator to definitive voice on payments infrastructure in tier-one financial media.
The $40M Series B no one had
Pitched exclusively to Bloomberg Markets 10 days pre-close. Embargo coordinated with lead investor.
The interchange economics angle
Identified 3 pending regulatory decisions. Positioned founder as the definitive expert source 6 weeks ahead.
The Odd Lots appearance
Pitched the "payments infrastructure is broken" narrative. Secured guest slot on Bloomberg's flagship fintech podcast.
weeks, start to first placement
distinct narrative angles pitched
exclusive embargoes placed
tier-one journalists briefed
Above the fold.
Ink still wet.
Eighteen weeks after engagement. Five tier-one placements. Three inbound LP calls. One competitor who started calling their own PR agency the next morning.
Share of voice
Tier-one financial media mentions, 6-month window
Tier-one placements
Bloomberg, FT, Reuters, Axios
Inbound LP calls
Within 30 days of Bloomberg profile
Share-of-voice lift
4% → 68% in target media set
"The Bloomberg profile ran on a Tuesday. By Thursday I had three LP calls and a term sheet from a fund I'd been trying to reach for eight months."
— Anonymized client, payments infrastructure, Series B
We're onboarding four new clients in Q3.
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