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PR and communications agencies
A credible presence in Danish and English — team, clients, and a press contact that actually answers — live in an afternoon.
Then this is the wrong page. Delivering sites for clients runs on our partner track — with its own client overview and invitations — not on this template.
A journalist working against the clock checks the bureau before the client: who works there, which stories you have handled, and whether the press contact is a real person who answers today. The communications director choosing between three bureaus makes the same check. It takes two minutes, and you are not in the room for it.
The order below is the order someone verifying you moves through it: who you are, what you have run, who to call. You fill it with your own positioning, your own cases and your own people — it describes the anatomy of the site, not a finished look.
The positioning line at the top — the sentence a journalist can quote and a client can forward without rewriting it.
Each case page carries the brief you were handed, what ran, and what it moved — the shape a communications buyer already reads in.
Materials in one place and an inquiry form that reaches the person who can answer it, rather than an inbox nobody owns.
Both languages side by side, so an international outlet reads the version it was going to look for anyway.
The site, and everything a form collects, stays on EU-resident infrastructure with GDPR-native defaults — the answer you want ready when a client's legal team asks.
Two first-class languages of the 20 the platform serves, so the press page exists properly in both.
A call can be booked from the page — by a client, or by a journalist who needs a comment before four.
Publish on the domain you already own, with TLS issued and renewed automatically.
Three steps, no hand-off you cannot see.
What you do, for whom, and the stories you want in front. Plain language, no brief template.
You get a full draft with the structure above. It is a first draft, and it is written to be edited.
Edit, replace, approve. Nothing is public until you publish it on your own domain.
A free tier you can genuinely publish on, and one paid plan above it. No sales call, no minimum number of seats.
Monthly amounts, matching the pricing page. No card is required to go live on the free tier.
See pricingYes — a page with your press contact and materials, and inquiry forms that reach the right person instead of a shared inbox.
Yes. Both are first-class languages of the 20 the platform serves, so the same page exists in each.
Yes. Booking is built in: a client or a journalist takes an open slot straight from the page, without a thread of mails about when.
An afternoon. You describe the positioning, AI drafts the site, you review it and publish on your own domain.
Draft it free, read every line yourself, and publish on your own domain when it holds up.
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