Prezly Reviews

helps to get easier information on how the work team is growing, showing new projects in the stories, demonstrating the warmth of the company

There's not much I dislike. Prezly is still feels like a start up so may not have all the functionality of other PR systems like Cision or Bullhorn but it's also 1/10th of the cost. Not just that but the Prezly team are very receptive to feedback and we've had great responses to our development suggestions

use this program without hesitation

is the perfect public relations tool that helps me escape media list Excel hell

I love how creative the whole software it! To have so many visual movements for a presentation is great because it keeps those listening interested. I also personally like it because I'm a creative person.

I don't dislike anything about this software. I love everything about it.

I am able to get my point across more with this visual effects of my presentations.

Prezly has been awesome! Fast and user friendly!

I’m not crazy about the login process, I’ve had to change my password quite a few times. But that’s it!

Organizing media objectives and tasks assigned to certain employees.

Prezly combines PR with all of your contacts to get your news out quicker.

There isn't anything we didn't like about this product.

We needed an all-in-one solution to post our press releases to the right news departments as fast as possible.

The platform is very easy to navigate and the design is intuitive. Ability to segment our customers (contacts) and send targeted emails is another great feature of the platform.

But I think for me one of the best things is the customer support and implementation of new features. I always can rely on a quick reply from Prezly support team, sent directly form the platform. I also appreciate the opportunity to be able to add future improvements or features in the list for Prezly's consideration and potential implementation.

I'd like to have more functionality in terms of the story's design (fonts, formatting, alignment of text and images). Also, it would be great if we could add several stories into one campaign.

It would be great to have a calendar view of the scheduled stories / campaigns to see the planned communication for a month, for example, in one place, and, change it, if needed, according to the company's goals.

I would recommend anyone considering using Prezly evaluate their internal communication strategy first, and understand what they would need form a communication tool and how they could use it. It helps to understand how Prezly can benefit the company's goals, and how it can fit its marketing / communication strategy.

We are using it as a marketing tool to promote certain material to each individual group of our clients. Our company's website on Prezly serves as a newsroom for our clients, while Prezly campaigns act as a personalised newsletter, targeting specific groups of our clients.

Prezly does what is promises. Our releases are easy to create, modify from multiple platforms (mostly), and I'm able to quickly dash-out a press release in minutes. Well worth the price and our news page looks as good as most any I've seen -- even compared to the "big boys."

There are a few quirks that I've yet to grumble about to Prezly (they are very, very responsive). Those that come to mind are duplicating a release to created a slightly different version. The new release seems to retain link naming. For instance, I created a draft with a title that included the name of an elected representative. I duplicated to highlight another Rep. I wanted to clearly see difference in titles (behind the scenes) to avoid a mistake in delivery/audience. When I was sending the duplicated/modified version (link) from my desktop email, I noticed the previous version-title included the name of the first congressional Rep. I caught it, but don't know how to change it in the system. (I'm sure time with a Prezly Rep could straighten this out -- they are really great!). I did a work-around with a bit.ly url. I share all this NOT as a complaint, but rather a means of a tip for future users. I have no qualms recommending Prezly. It is great. Not perfect, but damn close for this time-stressed user.

This is a solid company with people who understand the concept of service after the sale. Within my comments I mentioned that I struggle with a few quirks. I am certain -- based on my experience with the team at Prezly -- that if I took the time to discuss these minor issues with them, the solution would be delivered in days, not weeks.

Doing everything better in less time.

the software was a great way for me and my co-workers to not only form a better bridge in our networking but we understood our clients better. Its all the work of PR with half the struggle, refreshing and time-saving

nothing ! east to you use and fast to adapt to

When it comes to our PR relation with our realty brokerage. We have the added benefit of talking and managing our clients. It's easier and more accessible for all employees

Reputation risk management is a Board's #1 challenge. There has never been a more important time to centralise all of your stakeholders in one place and to execute your stakeholder outreach in a consistent and coordinated way in country, while recording and analysing the historical track record of that relationship.

Manual upload of my contacts. I want real time updates from third party influencer providers.

Building trust for proactive reputatoin risk management relies on coordinated, consistent and intelligent stakeholder engagement.

Prezly delivers our Board of Directors oversight. It allows us to consistently connect, engage and measure the performance and effectiveness of our stakeholder engagement programs. Crisis scenarios are pre-uploaded, relevant spokespeople delegated, and then practised across the global organisation. Improvements in advocacy are tracked proactively on a rolling basis. Reputation benchmarks are analysed consistently to enable us to identify and execute the key levers for trust.

Prezly is the best software/SAAS purchase I have made in two years. It solved many of my problems with direct mail, managed contacts, and building press releases and media alerts.

Managing contacts is a little cumbersome because of the in and out and back and forth but I think it is improving as the platform develops.

Direct email is now compliant because I have an opt-out. Faster posting releases with dynamic content. Mobil responsive pages...a million more things.

I love the animations and visual appeal of this program.

There is a definite learning curve for using this program. It is not something that can be taught five minutes before a presentation.

This has spiced up the boring meetings. My employees are enjoying the graphics and it breaks up the monotony.