Olivia Brooks·
Handed it a funding announcement and got an AP-format press release plus tailored media pitches
Creates newsworthy press releases and personalized media pitches that earn coverage and backlinks.
Press Release & Media Pitch Writer
Write a professional press release and media pitch package for {{company_name}}. ANNOUNCEMENT: {{announcement}} (product launch, funding, partnership, milestone, study). NEWS ANGLE: {{news_angle}} (why is this newsworthy?). TARGET MEDIA: {{target_media}} (publications, journalists, outlets). INDUSTRY: {{industry}}. KEY EXECUTIVE QUOTES: {{spokesperson}}. TIMING: {{embargo_date}}. Create: (1) FULL PRESS RELEASE: Follow standard AP format: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE header, Headline (80 characters max, compelling and factual), Subheadline expanding the angle, Dateline (City, State - Date), Lead paragraph answering who, what, when, where, why, 2-3 body paragraphs with details, quotes, and context, Quote from {{spokesperson}} (authentic and meaningful, not corporate fluff), Boilerplate About {{company_name}} paragraph, and Media contact information. Total length: 400-600 words. (2) MEDIA PITCH EMAIL: 3 personalized pitch variations for different outlet types, Subject lines that get opened (5 variations), Short pitch body (150 words max) following the hook, relevance, ask structure, Why this matters to THEIR audience specifically. (3) EXECUTIVE QUOTES: 5 quote options that sound authentic and quotable. (4) BOILERPLATE OPTIONS: 3 company description variations (50, 100, and 150 words). (5) SOCIAL MEDIA VERSIONS: Twitter/X thread version (5 tweets), LinkedIn post version, and Short announcement blurb. (6) MEDIA KIT ONE-PAGER: Key facts, stats, and talking points for journalists. Make the press release genuinely newsworthy, not promotional. Lead with the story, not the company.
Ergebnisse
# Press Release & Media Pitch: Nimbus Robotics
**Announcement:** $25M Series B. **Angle:** funding fuels warehouse robots that work alongside humans, not replacing them. **Target media:** TechCrunch, supply-chain trades. **Industry:** warehouse automation. **Spokesperson:** CEO Lena Cho. **Timing:** for immediate release.
## 1. Full press release
**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
**Nimbus Robotics Raises $25M to Bring Collaborative Warehouse Robots to Mid-Sized Operators**
*Series B led by Foundry Ventures will expand deployments of human-friendly picking robots across North America*
**BOSTON, MA — June 1, 2026 —** Nimbus Robotics today announced a $25 million Series B financing round led by Foundry Ventures, with participation from existing investors. The funding will accelerate the rollout of its collaborative picking robots, which are designed to work safely alongside warehouse staff rather than replace them — addressing a labor gap that has left mid-sized operators struggling to fulfill orders.
Unlike caged industrial systems, Nimbus robots navigate shared aisles and hand off items directly to human pickers, lifting throughput by an average of 34% in pilot facilities without displacing workers. The company will use the capital to triple its engineering team and open a second manufacturing line.
"Automation shouldn't mean firing your warehouse," said Lena Cho, CEO of Nimbus Robotics. "Our robots take the 10-mile-a-day walking off people's shoulders so they can do the judgment work machines can't. The teams using them aren't smaller — they're faster."
**About Nimbus Robotics:** Founded in 2021, Nimbus Robotics builds collaborative robots that help warehouse teams fulfill more orders without adding headcount or replacing staff. The company serves mid-sized logistics operators across North America.
**Media contact:** press@nimbusrobotics.com
## 2. Media pitch email (3 variations)
**Subjects (5):** "Warehouse robots that don't replace workers (just raised $25M)" · "The anti-layoff automation story" · "$25M to keep humans in the warehouse" · "A supply-chain funding story with a twist" · "Robots + people, not robots vs. people"
**Pitch (TechCrunch):** *Hook:* While most warehouse-automation pitches lead with headcount cuts, Nimbus just raised $25M on the opposite bet. *Relevance:* Your readers track the labor-vs-automation tension closely. *Ask:* Happy to set up 15 minutes with CEO Lena Cho before the embargo lifts.
## 3. Executive quotes (5)
Five quotable lines spanning the labor-shortage angle, the human-robot collaboration thesis, and growth plans.
## 4. Boilerplates
50-, 100-, and 150-word company descriptions.
## 5. Social versions
**X thread (5 tweets):** the news → the contrarian angle → the 34% stat → the human story → CTA. **LinkedIn post** + short blurb.
## 6. Media kit one-pager
Key facts, funding details, pilot stats, leadership bios, talking points.
Modell: Claude Sonnet 4
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1 Kommentar
Sophie Laurent·
Ran it for a B2B angle and it adapted better than I thought it would.