I want to show you how to put your funded Web3 or AI startup in Forbes, CoinDesk, and Cointelegraph in the next 30 days. And if you're the founder of a Web3 or AI company that's just closed a Series A and you're still hoping a journalist DM or a Crypto Twitter post will get you noticed, then this is for you.
Over the next five minutes, I'm going to show you the exact system that 50 plus protocols have used to land tier-1 coverage. Without paying for press release distribution. Without a 30-person agency retainer. And without burning through your raise on KOL spam.
Here's what you need to know upfront. We're going to build you a fully managed PR engine using my three pillar system. A narrative that journalists actually save for Monday morning. Distribution into the publications ChatGPT and Perplexity cite. And APAC plus global access that no US agency can match.
This system puts your founder in front of tier-1 reporters and 200 plus vetted Web3 KOLs every single quarter. And we can work together in two ways. As your embedded PR partner, so you don't have to juggle multiple vendors or hire a head of comms. Or as a 30-day sprint where I architect and ship your launch, then hand you the keys.
If that sounds interesting, keep watching. If not, no hard feelings, you can bounce out now.
My name is Shilika Jain. I've spent the last six years putting Web3 and AI founders on the front page.
I built CoinMarketCap's regional comms function from the ground up. I currently lead PR at Myosin, a growth marketing DAO. And across both, I've shaped narratives for 50 plus protocols. NEAR Foundation. Ripple. MANTRA Chain. RARI Foundation. Web3Auth. Fluence. Gaia AI. Stellar. Polygon. Solana Saga. Forbes, CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Decrypt, The Block, Blockworks, AI Magazine. Asia to the States.
Here's what I've learned working exclusively with technical founders. Most PR doesn't work for crypto and AI for three reasons. Cold press release distribution gets ignored. Generic agencies recycle the same playbook they use for fintech and ecommerce. And the same teams that promise you Forbes have never placed a single token launch.
That's why I built something different.
There are only three things that matter in PR for funded founders. Narrative. Distribution. And trust.
Most agencies skip straight to distribution. They blast a press release into the void. The story doesn't land because the narrative was never built, and the trust signals are missing. Then nothing happens. So here's what I do differently.
Pillar one is narrative architecture. Before we ever pitch a journalist, we lock your story. I sit with you for two weeks. I read your whitepaper. Twice. I study your competitors, your investors, and the beats your target reporters actually cover. And we find the angle a Forbes editor will save for Monday morning. Not a feature list. An inevitability.
Pillar two is distribution. I have direct relationships with the journalists at Forbes, CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Decrypt, The Block, Blockworks, and Benzinga. And a vetted network of 200 plus Web3 KOLs across X, YouTube, and Telegram, segmented by region, vertical, and audience quality. No middlemen. No recycled lists. When we go to market, we're not pitching strangers. We're going to people who already take my call.
Pillar three is APAC and global reach. Korea, Japan, Vietnam, China, India. Localised pitches, regional embargo timing, and native language placements in BloomingBit, CryptoTimes JP, ChainCatcher, Jinse, and TokenPost. Plus regional KOLs and on-ground event support across six time zones. This is where most US agencies hit a wall. Their press release stops at English. Yours won't.
Let me show you what this looks like in practice.