Alan Ng
SGDisappointing Results, not worth it. Signed up for their standard package but after they have sent out to 300 journalist, we only had one small article written and one journalist who said she will keep in view. Other than that we had nothing worth discussing. They did do their job sending out to the journalists but the response had been poor. The follow up wasn't that great either. Overall it wasn't that worthwhile an expense to pay for to promote your product. Wouldn't recommend.
Michael
GBThey are a big lie!! -
Naval Saini
INPromoteHour for halfchess.com between Oct 21 - Jan 22 I engaged PromoteHour for their services for my app halfchess.com between Oct 21-Jan 22. My takeaway was that for my category (B2C apps), they don't really work. 1. I did not get any bump in downloads from their coverage. There were 4-5 publications, but they did not show up on the analytics dashboard. There was no different in page visits or downloads on days before the coverage and after the coverage. So maybe the articles were published, but never discovered. 2. I also did not get coverage in the publications that actually might have mattered (where my competitor app reallybadchess.com could manage a coverage - like TouchArcade, TechCrunch, The Verge, etc). If you have a ecom product that you want to sell internationally (say a crowd-funding campaign) or a B2B product, they might still work; but they don't seem to work for B2C products like mine. Publications I received that did not show up on analytics dashboard (feel free to google below). MarketWatch (DA 91): marketwatch-dot-com ... press-release/halfchess-the-chess-thats-designed-for-the-fast-paced-generation-2021-11-24 Digital Journal (DA 85): digitaljournal-dot-com pr/halfchess-the-chess-thats-designed-for-the-fast-paced-generation WBOC (DA 78): wboc-dot-com story/45278069/halfchess-the-chess-thats-designed-for-the-fastpaced-generation (2 more like these)