QuickPR Announces Free PR For 100 Startups To Jumpstart Their Journey

In a universe where exposure can both make or break a startup, there is one PR company doing something about it. QuickPR, a fast-rising player in the PR business, is rolling out a history-making project: 100 complimentary PR campaigns for 100 startups within 100 days—with zero content creation or media placement fees.

The initiative, led by QuickPR founder Akhilendra Sahu, seeks to democratize access to PR support for nascent entrepreneurs unable to pay for communications services. With media visibility now a possible key to investor connections, partnerships, and consumer acceptance, QuickPR is providing what most startups cannot survive without—a voice in the media.

“I’ve seen countless startups with incredible ideas but no budget for marketing or PR,” says Sahu. “This initiative is our way of giving back to the startup community and fueling innovation where it begins—at the grassroots level.”

The 100-day challenge is quantity plus impact, not simply quantity. Every startup chosen will get a full PR campaign consisting of customized consultation, story crafting, content writing, and distribution to respected publications. All for free.

Why This Matters

PR has traditionally been an indulgence for startups bootstrapping their way through seed rounds. QuickPR's venture shakes that norm, sending a strong message: access to telling one's story and publicity shouldn't be reserved for the privileged.

By making financial obstacles a thing of the past, QuickPR is providing underdog startups with a genuine chance at exposure. By doing so, it reinforces the mission of ethical PR to amplify voices that need to be heard.

How to Apply

QuickPR is now accepting applications for startups in every industry. The only requirement? A good story and the ambition to leave a mark. Startups can apply online through QuickPR's platform or email them for review.

As the project begins, the startup world is paying attention. In an industry where paid placements and retainers tend to rule, QuickPR is demonstrating that cause-driven PR is alive—and it can be effective.

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