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Like a few other project creators, we are putting our two cents in regarding Crowd PR. (http://www.crowd.pr).

It seems like someone on here labelled them as a scam, and some folks piled on and now their business is really suffering and I feel that's very unfair based on the experience we had with them.

They asked me to post an honest review so I will. I also commented on another thread (Crowd PR pushy sales tactics - We can confirm that we never felt pushed in any way. If anything we were the ones doing the pushing).

TL;DR:
Crowd PR was totally worth it for us, definitely not a scam even though it might seem like a barebones operation from afar. For their flat fee they got us published in Engadget and The Verge among many other outlets, which was a massive boost to our campaign. We ended up achieving 1000%+ of our goal in part due to the efforts of Crowd PR.

Details:
Pros:
- Totally worked, ROI was great (as far as it can be accurately measured, more on that below).

Cons:
- Like I said, seems like a barebones operation, so I can see why people would have a tough time trusting them from the outside. We took a gamble once and it paid off, but you can see there are other creators that have used them multiple times to great benefit.
- Communication could improve, but hey the results were there.
- It's very difficult to attribute the articles to their efforts with 100% accuracy, but that's with any PR service. We can say that we did not have any other PR efforts happening, so we attribute the PR success to Crowd PR.

Hope this helps clear the air. Let's be measured about what we post here folks, people's livelihoods are at stake.

dont know if you read the review, but we actually used them... successfully. We will have to agree to disagree. thanks for the comment.

We are happy to answer any questions. I noticed pwalk posted about us yet again: has-anyone-hired-crowd-pr-t11437.html

"William". If Crowd.PR is real, how come that your website was created on June 2017, there is nothing to be found about your "company" before that?

I'm sure that you do not mind sending us your official company registration details?

And I'm sure that there is a good reason for all negative REAL customer experiences online?

The fact that the same campaigns you claimed to have worked with now, many of them actually finished BEFORE Crowd.PR started their activities (earliest in June 2017), make me think that all it's not a coincidence that the previous known scam sites are indeed yours.

Our website was created in 2017 because we launched in 2017.

That report is not even about our company. We are "Crowd PR". Nothing more, nothing less. We are the only agency named "Crowd PR".

We are not Crowd CO, or Crowd PR CO. Thank you.

Thank you for feedback. I’m new to all of this and am on an exploration mission in the beginning days of my campaign.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/17 ... each-other

You've mentioned me in posts about crowdco.co as well. We are not Crowd Co, Crowd PR Co, or Crowd PR Guru, or Crowd PR Ninja.

If we are such a big scam then why is our badge and website address posted on the Amabrush campaign that raised $3.8M? Look at it for yourself, you have to scroll all the way down to the bottom of their kickstarter page:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/10 ... toothbrush

You want to make all of these accusations without a shred of evidence.