Strategic communications intake
Turn scattered launch details into a press-release-ready brief.
This guided intake experience transforms the checklist into a structured, client-facing website. It helps teams clarify the news hook, approved claims, product reality, pricing details, proof points, spokesperson quotes, and media assets before a release is drafted.
Announcement
Name the launch, the date, and the public destination.
Proof
Capture evidence, examples, and differentiated positioning.
Approval
Separate live claims from roadmap language before publishing.

Critical gaps
Work through the intake from top to bottom and save sections whenever the answers feel ready.

Live brief output
Your notes are building the release-ready brief in real time.
Fill in the launch details section by section. The running brief stays ready for copying or download at any point.
Editorial Signal Room
Start here with 01 and move straight down the page.
Critical completion check
Short intake message
To finalize a strong press release for IQPrompt, I need the exact announcement angle, approved public messaging, target audience, live product details, pricing and access details, proof points, approved quotes, and brand assets.
01 / 00 / Respondent details
Identify who is completing this intake before the announcement begins.
Capture the primary contact first so follow-up, file handoff, and draft review all stay connected to the right person.
First name
Last name
Email address
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
02 / 01 / Launch frame
Define the announcement before you draft anything.
These answers establish the actual news hook so the press release leads with something specific, timely, and publishable.
Announcement angle
Launch date and status
Official product naming
Brand relationship
Launch URL
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
03 / 02 / Product reality
Clarify what IQPrompt actually does in plain language.
The release should separate current functionality from broader platform vision, while keeping the value proposition simple and defensible.
Core function in one sentence
Primary use case
Product category
User workflow
LLM compatibility
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
04 / 03 / Audience hierarchy
Decide who this release is really for right now.
The transcript points to both public users and enterprise buyers. This section forces a priority order so the message does not split in two.
Primary audience
Secondary audience
Ideal customer profile
Strongest industry examples
Real buyer role
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
05 / 04 / Proof and differentiation
Support the story with evidence, not just ambition.
This is where the release becomes credible. If you can answer these clearly, the final announcement will read stronger and travel further.
Problem solved
Differentiation
Proof points and benchmarks
Concrete examples
Validation
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
06 / 05 / Access and monetization
Pin down the live experience so the release does not create confusion.
The transcript references free usage, token limits, sign-up, and future cross-platform credits. This section distinguishes live facts from future plans.
Free usage
Token system
Conversion point
Payment flow
Pricing details
Cross-platform token status
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
07 / 06 / Public messaging control
Separate approved language from risky language.
This section protects the brand from overstatement, premature claims, and accidental roadmap disclosure.
Approved claims
Restricted claims
Roadmap items
Legal or approval chain
Say / do not say guidance
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
08 / 07 / Spokespeople and narrative voice
Shape the quote section before it turns generic.
Executive quotes work best when they advance the story rather than repeating the headline. Capture that intent here.
Lead spokesperson
Quote themes
Supporting quote
Founder or company background
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
09 / 08 / Media kit and delivery
Gather the assets that make publication easier.
A clean PR package improves speed, consistency, and media pickup. This section turns the checklist into a practical handoff.
Brand assets
Visual proof
Company boilerplate
Company address
Social media handles
Media contact name
Media contact title
Media contact email
Media contact phone
Company website
City and state dateline
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.
10 / 09 / Supporting materials
Share supporting materials and any final notes before drafting begins.
Use this section to provide a shared folder link for visuals or videos, or note that access has been granted directly to the team.
Shared asset folder link
Anything else we should know?
Shared asset guidance
Instead of uploading files here, share a Google Drive folder link or note that access has already been granted directly.
If the files are already organized elsewhere, you can simply grant access to [email protected] and mention that in the notes below.
Save this section when the answers feel ready. The current draft is kept locally while each section save also stores a database record for the intake.