PR Pro: AI That Knows Every Client
Jason Erkes sets up AI inside the workspace your agency already uses, connects it to your clients, trains your team in a day and keeps it running. The recurring work is drafted before anyone asks.
Most agencies are paying for AI. Few are getting work back.
Each person uses it differently, starts from a blank prompt and re-explains the client every time. The weekly busywork still gets done by hand. You can’t tell who’s using it, the tools keep changing, and everything still runs through you.
That’s not a training problem. It’s a setup problem.
One Brain for Your Agency. Eight PR Specialists.
PR Pro reads your Drive, email and call notes, so every answer starts from what your agency already knows about the client.
PR Writer
Press releases, pitches, media advisories, messaging and interview prep
PR Researcher
Media lists with verified reporters, opportunity tracking and prospect research
PR Crisis Counsel
Holding statements, first-hour plans and tough-question prep
PR Account Manager
Client briefs that stay current, call and email logs, follow-up drafts, account status on demand
PR Analyst
Weekly recaps and coverage reports in your agency’s format
PR AI Visibility Strategist
How your clients show up in ChatGPT, Google AI and other AI search
PR Creative Strategist
Story angles, pitch hooks and newsjacking, each rated for its real chances
PR Agency Director
New business proposals, scopes of work and account reviews
Every specialist follows each client’s voice and rules, and nothing goes to a client until someone on your team sends it.
Your Data Stays Yours. Period.
Everything lives in your own Drive and your own AI workspace, under the controls your team already has. On business plans, your content isn’t used to train AI models.
Clients who don’t allow AI are left out completely: no transcription, no email capture, no AI on their work. Private meetings stay private.
We Handle It All
The Build. Jason sets up your agency’s AI in your own Drive, with a brief on every client that updates itself from email and calls, and takes the first recurring job off your plate.
The team day. Everyone in one room, set up live on their own clients. The goal is a team that uses it the very next day.
What Changes? You know where every account stands without a status meeting. A new hire knows the client on day one. Your team spends its hours on clients and new business, not reformatting reports. And you run the agency instead of being the last stop for every draft.
Every month. Jason keeps it running, adds one more job, answers your team’s questions and sends you a report on who’s using it.
Most agencies are up and running in three weeks.
See it on Your Own Work
Bring the one report or task your team dreads. In 15 minutes, Jason will show you what it looks like done.