Corporate Ink

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Content Marketing PR & Communications AI SEO & GEO Supply Chain & Warehousing Boston, United States

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About Corporate Ink

Corporate Ink is a B2B tech PR, generative engine optimization, and content marketing agency. We help B2B tech and SaaS leaders across the globe build brand awareness, increase sales demand, and accelerate growth.

Our buyer-centric approach to PR goes beyond traditional ‘air cover’ to generate stories that reach your target personas and influence sales cycles. As a specialist agency, we bring deep domain expertise across B2B tech markets including cybersecurity, supply chain and procurement, risk management, workforce management, AI and emerging tech, ESG and sustainability, manufacturing and robotics and more. We’ve partnered with early-stage startups, Fortune 100 companies and everyone in between.

We are a specialist agency with a 30+ year track record of success. We’re backed by the global resources of the Worldcom Public Relations Group.

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Public RelationsContent Marketing

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$10,000+

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Boston, United States10 - 49 employeesFounded 1989More agencies here →

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