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New layer · Public relations
Newsjacking with evidence, not opinions.
Market moments are detected within minutes. RLVNT drafts an executive-ready reaction with your existing positions, proprietary data and an approved claim set attached.
Median time to approved statement: 34 min
Know the reporter before you pitch them.
Journalist beats, recent angles, publication cadence and past coverage of your category — matched against the intelligence your company already holds.
1,400+ tracked beats per category
Quotes that sound like the human who said them.
Each expert's Content Fingerprint™ produces on-voice quotes, bylines and Q&A prep — with the source of every claim shown next to it.
Quote approval in under 60 seconds
One approved narrative across every surface.
Claims, boilerplate, legal guardrails and prohibited language live in Company Memory. Anything off-message is blocked before it reaches a journalist.
Every claim source-linked
Rapid response
A regulator publishes new guidance affecting your category.
RLVNT flags it, matches it to two positions your CEO already holds on record.
A statement, a 400-word byline and three reporter-specific angles are drafted with sources.
Comms approves. Statement out, byline pitched, sales gets the same argument.
Media intelligence
Covering SaaS pricing pressure; filed 4 stories in 30 days.
Your hookYour 3-market pricing experiment is the only first-party dataset on this angle.
Implementation cost and failed rollouts.
Your hook2,700 sales conversations show implementation raised before price 3× as often.
Forecasting accuracy in longer cycles.
Your hook19 opportunity reviews: CFOs entering two stages earlier.
Originality Score™
This contains meaningful proprietary intelligence.
Check my content
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Approval experience
SaaS isn’t getting more expensive. Bad SaaS economics are just becoming visible.
A competitor raised enterprise pricing 18% last week. In 27 of our own customer conversations this quarter, buyers described the same thing: they aren’t paying for software anymore, they’re paying for the gap between what they bought and what they use.
After 17 years of building enterprise software, my rule hasn’t changed: software should get cheaper as it scales. If your pricing depends on customers not noticing, that’s not a pricing model. That’s a countdown.
Every claim traces back to a recorded conversation, a data set or a verified source.
Proof
Share of voice
Category, rolling 90 days
Message pull-through
Your claims quoted verbatim
Tier-1 placements
Last quarter
Attributed opportunities
Sourced from earned coverage
Content memory
Every interview, idea, publication, audience reaction and business outcome makes the system smarter. RLVNT learns:
Month 12 should be dramatically smarter than Month 1.
Answer library
No. It replaces the slow parts: research, first drafts, media list intelligence, claim verification and reporting. Agencies and in-house comms keep relationships, judgment and negotiation — with better raw material and faster turnaround.
Signals are detected continuously and drafts arrive within minutes. In our reference programs, median time from news breaking to a comms-approved statement is 34 minutes because positions, claims and boilerplate are already stored and pre-cleared.
Yes: press releases, media statements, bylines, op-eds, Q&A prep documents, briefing books, award and speaker submissions. Each format is generated from Company Memory, so every claim shows its source next to it.
The Media Intelligence desk tracks beats, recent filings, publication cadence and past coverage of your category, then scores each target on beat fit, timing and whether you hold proprietary evidence for that angle. It is angle-first, not blast-first.
Approved claims, prohibited language, legal guardrails and disclosure rules live in Company Memory. Anything outside the approved claim set is blocked before it reaches a draft, and every statement carries a source trail for review.
Nothing ships without a proprietary element — first-party data, an executive’s on-record experience, original research or an internal experiment — and an Originality Score™ above threshold. Reporters get material the public internet doesn’t already have.
Earned coverage is tracked to share of voice, message pull-through (which of your claims actually appear), target-account engagement, sales conversations and attributed opportunities. Coverage without narrative pull-through is flagged as a miss.
Typically under 20 minutes per week per spokesperson: one recorded answer and a short approval queue. Their Content Fingerprint™ carries voice, positions and language to avoid across every quote.
It supports crisis comms — holding statements, stakeholder variants, Q&A trees and monitoring — but escalation, sequencing and final judgment stay with your comms leadership. We never auto-publish in a crisis window.
Yes. The same claim set and evidence base feed analyst briefings, quarterly narrative updates and investor-facing messaging, keeping one approved narrative across media, analysts and sales.
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