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MetaPR Agency

Services

Every engagement is led by a partner and grounded in one question: what must the people who matter believe about you, and what will make that belief credible?

Strategic positioning & narrative

The company thesis, category language, and proof structure — written to survive expert scrutiny.

  • Narrative and message architecture grounded in the technology itself
  • Category definition and competitive framing
  • Proof structure: what you can claim, and what earns the claim
Media relations

Deliberate, senior-led press work with the business, technology, and trade outlets that matter to your buyers.

  • Senior-led relationships with business, technology, and trade press
  • Story development and placement built around your buyers' reading habits
  • Briefing preparation that respects both the reporter and your time
Executive & founder communications

Bylines, talks, and public positions that build durable executive credibility.

  • Executive voice development across bylines, talks, and public positions
  • Podcast and conference selection with a point of view, not a spray list
  • Long-run credibility built on consistency, not stunts
Funding & milestone announcements

Launches, rounds, and partnerships run as campaigns, not as press releases.

  • Funding rounds, launches, and partnerships run as campaigns
  • Sequencing, exclusives, and embargo management
  • Message discipline from first draft to day-of coverage
AI answer visibility

Structuring the public record so AI assistants answer questions about your category with your company represented accurately.

  • Auditing how AI assistants currently answer questions about your category
  • Structuring announcements and the public record for machine readability
  • Maintaining structured data, llms.txt, and canonical company descriptions
Issues & readiness

Preparation and steady counsel for scrutiny, incidents, and contested narratives.

  • Scenario preparation before you need it
  • Steady counsel during scrutiny, incidents, and contested narratives
  • Alignment between legal, leadership, and communications

Engagements are structured as programs — see how programs work.