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The PR Robots
are coming
Joel Andren, CEO
But dont worry, they are here to help!
Robots have always
brought out complicated
emotions, will they
Take our jobs? Make things easier?
For every exciting
advancement
There are things
that give us pause
Same concerns
carry over to machine
learning/arti鍖cial
intelligence in the
workplace
Remember the uproar
about robot journalists?
All told, however,
its been a success
When PressFriendly
launched, there was concern
about what we were doing.
People thought
PressFriendly was trying
to be this robot
We actually want to be
this robot
PR robots
are going to make us:
1. Smarter
2. Better
3. Faster
PR robots are currently
helping us show ROI on
the coverage and
campaigns.
PR robots are
going to use data to help
us do our jobs better in
other areas.
Press Release of the future:
Data inputs: News, Past releases, Past pickup
Boilerplate adjusted
Quote generated
Set for maximum effect
PRs role: Editor/Sign off
Media list of the future:
Data inputs: Press releases,
Reporter archives, Metrics
Generated automatically
Allows for focus on influence/reach
Updates in real-time
PRs role: Editor/Sign off
Reporter dossier of the future:
Data inputs: Reporter archives,
Email response data, Social media
Real-time info on reporters
Suggestions for phrasing
Suggestions for time of day
PRs role: Editor/Sign off
Messaging doc of the future:
Data inputs:
Past msg docs, Competitor news, Past pickup
Generated automatically
Able to pre-select tone
Adjusts based on events and products changes
PRs role: Editor/Sign off
Pitch emails of the future:
Data inputs:
Past pitches, Read rates, Past pickup
Generated automatically
Able to pre-select tone
Customized to individual reporters
PRs role: Editor/Sign off
PR Robots just
want your love

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