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Journalist request platform (the rebranded and revived HARO) connecting reporters with expert sources. - connectively.us
Depends. Worth trying if you do regular PR outreach and want cheap media mentions — it is the revived HARO with hundreds of listed users. Avoid if you need vendor stability; it already shut down once and changed owners.
Medium. Based on 20+ public sources; many snippets were truncated, so pricing and user-quote detail are thin.
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high
It shut down and relaunched under new ownership — re-check terms and data portability before committing.
medium
Only 7 Trustpilot reviews, so there is little independent feedback to verify vendor claims.
medium
A Cision privacy notice still governs some Connectively data — confirm who controls your information.
low
Human pitches reportedly outperform AI drafts; do not rely on the co-pilot alone.
Ease of use: 2/5
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User sentiment is sparse and mixed: the HARO rebrand split opinions and journalists publicly debate the platform's current value.
“Can we talk about the state of HARO??”
“HARO (Help A Reporter Out) is rebranding as Connectively”
“Is the HARO service worth it?”
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Based on 20+ public sources; many snippets were truncated, so pricing and user-quote detail are thin.
Revived HARO: good for journalist quotes and backlinks, but it shut down once and Trustpilot shows only 7 reviews.
Based on 20+ public sources; many snippets were truncated, so pricing and user-quote detail are thin.
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