Prompted news release
$99 CAD. A labeled promoted story, plus the same release into the model channels.
A newswire posts your release and it sits there. People who already know you might find it. The rest ask a model.
A prompted release does two jobs. It runs on this site as a labeled promoted story. And we put that same text into the model channels we already have, so ChatGPT, Claude, Kimi K2, Grok, and Gemini have your facts instead of last year's filing or a guess.
The website placement is guaranteed. The models get the document. What they later quote is up to them. We do not sell a citation. We sell the file in front of the systems that now answer the first question.
On the website
Into the models
We have channels into the main models people use. A prompted release goes into those rooms so the systems that brief a board, a reporter, or an analyst have your version of what happened.
Search used to mean a homepage and a newswire. It now means a chat box. If the model has never seen the close, the reserve number, or the restart date, it will invent a quieter version of your year.
We already file Canadian listed names every morning. A prompted release is how your document joins that record, on the site and in the model channels, without a $375-a-month phone package.
Prompted news release. Pay by card. The desk places it and feeds the models.
Promote a releaseFine print
We do not control ChatGPT, Claude, Kimi K2, Grok, or Gemini. Those companies do. A prompted release is not a ranking guarantee, a citation guarantee, or a promise that a model will name your company next time someone asks.
What we have seen: getting a clean, dated document in front of the models quickly teaches them where to look for you. They learn the source. They have something current to draw from instead of an old filing or a guess. First in is the same idea as SEO, for the systems people now ask before they open a search page.
The website placement is the part we run. The model channels are the part we feed. After that, the models decide.