Layer PR, a TechGraph subsidiary, has launched a ‘Startup Program’ to boost global reach and brand visibility of emerging startups and small businesses worldwide.
Participants in the program receive a discount of over 50% on PR services for one year, access to a dedicated PR specialist, personalized guidance, crisis management help, media training, and more.
Speaking on the launch, Krishna Mali, Co-Founder & CEO, Layer PR said, “The startup ecosystem is brimming with brilliant minds and ground-breaking concepts. At Layer PR, we’re committed to fueling that entrepreneurial fire by providing founders with the strategic communications guidance and resources they need to cut through the noise. Our startup program isn’t just about securing media coverage; it’s about crafting a compelling narrative that resonates with investors, partners, and customers alike. As Layer PR is a TechGraph company, we have witnessed the struggles of a startup when it comes to PR, so this is a personal mission as well. We’re proud to play a part in amplifying startup success stories.”
Further speaking about the launch of the Startup program, Shanaz Khan, Co-Founder & COO, Layer PR said, “Our Startup Program is crafted to empower startups and small businesses by furnishing them with the requisite support and resources for success. We firmly believe that every entrepreneur merits the opportunity to cultivate a thriving brand, and our program endeavors to facilitate this journey.”
“At Layer PR, we’re committed to empowering the upcoming wave of entrepreneurs and disruptors. Our Startup Program is designed to give ambitious founders a powerful launchpad to amplify their brand’s story and drive real business impact.” said Prutha Rupareliya, PR Lead, Layer PR
“It is not limited to startups only, small businesses, incubators, accelerators, VCs, and office space providers can also be a part of our program. We’re dedicated to being a catalyst for the company’s growth and success at every stage by integrating exceptional PR skills with exclusive pricing and resources designed for their journey,” Rupareliya further added.
