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PR & LinkedIn agency for tech startups / scale-ups

Linker is an independent PR agency based in Paris, founded in 2022, that works only with tech startups and scale-ups. We get companies covered by the French and European media that matter to their market: we find the angle newsrooms will publish, write press materials in French, pitch journalists one by one and prepare spokespeople for interviews. Across five published three-month campaigns, our clients secured 7 to 15 pieces of coverage, with a median of 10.

  • Min project size
    $1,000+
  • Hourly rate
    Undisclosed
  • Employees
    10 - 49
  • Year founded
    Founded 2022

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Mathieu Pimort
Founder & CEO About the Team

Service Lines
Public Relations
70%
Content Marketing
10%
Content Writing Services
10%
Corporate Training & Coaching
10%
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Content Marketing Focus
Copywriting
50%
Press Release Writing
50%
Content Writing Services Focus
Speech writing
100%
Corporate Training & Coaching Focus
Leadership & Executive Coaching
50%
Presentation & Public Speaking Training
50%
Public Relations Focus
Corporate communications
35%
Investor relations
25%
Crisis communications
15%
Online reputation management
10%
Public affairs
10%
Other PR
5%
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Our Story

Linker was founded in Paris in 2022 by Mathieu Pimort with a simple observation: tech startups need media coverage to raise funds, hire and sell to large accounts, but most PR agencies treat press and LinkedIn as two separate jobs. We built Linker around both. Press coverage gives a company third-party credibility; LinkedIn keeps that credibility visible every week and makes founders easy for journalists to find. Today Linker is working with French and international tech companies.

Meet the Team

Mathieu Pimort

Mathieu PimortFounder & CEO

Founded Linker in 2022. EDHEC graduate (Digital Business), he works at the crossroads of executive communications, LinkedIn and B2B press relations, helping tech founders become authoritative voices. Mentor, investor and newsletter author.

What Sets Us Apart

Tech only

We work exclusively with tech startups and scale-ups, across 13 sectors. We know which journalists cover fintech, AI or cybersecurity, and what they publish.

Press and LinkedIn as one system

Every article is reused on the founder’s LinkedIn, and every LinkedIn post makes the founder more visible to journalists. 62% of journalists use LinkedIn for work (Cision, State of the Media 2026).

Measured results

Across five published three-month campaigns, our clients secured 7 to 15 pieces of coverage, with a median of 10.

Commonly Asked Questions

Expect two to six weeks for a first article, after about a month of preparation. For a funding round, a product launch or a market entry, start working with us at least four weeks before the announcement date. Here is how that time is used. In weeks 1 and 2, we interview your founders, analyse your market and your data, and define three to five angles a French newsroom can actually publish. In weeks 2 to 4, we write the press materials in French (release, op-ed, press kit) and build a named list of journalists chosen for what they really cover. From month 1 to month 3, we pitch them one by one, set up embargoes when the news justifies it and prepare your spokespeople for each interview. Timing also depends on the French media calendar. August is a dead month: most newsrooms run at minimum staff. September and January are the busiest periods, so plan important announcements early. And news with a strong angle, such as original data, a well-known customer or a sizeable funding round, gets picked up faster than a product update.

A three-month PR campaign with Linker delivers 7 to 15 pieces of media coverage, with a median of 10. This benchmark comes from our five published three-month campaigns, across five tech sectors. Some examples from our case studies: Abby (fintech) secured 15 qualified pieces of coverage in three months, HABS (deeptech), Fruggies (foodtech) and MuchBetter.ai (sales tech) 10 each, and Moodwork (HR tech) 7. Over longer periods the effect adds up: Kactus, a European corporate events platform, secured more than 20 pieces of coverage in six months. Volume depends on two things above all: the strength of your angle, and how much news you have during the campaign. A funding round, original data or a notable customer opens doors; a minor product update rarely does. That is why we spend the first weeks finding angles rather than sending releases. We do not guarantee a number of articles before seeing your story. Any agency that does is selling something other than press relations. What we commit to is the method, the quality of the targeting and transparent monthly reporting on every pitch and every piece of coverage.

Yes. We work with US, UK and European tech companies that want to be covered by the French and European press, and with French startups preparing their entry into a new market. Our team works in English and French. For international companies entering France, we adapt your story to the French market, write press materials in French (not translated: a translated release is spotted in two sentences), target French tech and business journalists and prepare your spokespeople, in English if needed. French newsrooms are concentrated in Paris, where 54% of the country’s accredited journalists work, and they expect local data, a French customer or partner and ideally a spokesperson who can answer in French. For French startups going abroad, we help choose the market, adapt the narrative to the country and coordinate the announcement with the French press, one country at a time. What we do not do: local PR campaigns in the US or the UK for companies that only want coverage in their national press. If your goal is TechCrunch or the Financial Times only, a local agency will serve you better, and we can coordinate with it so both markets tell the same story.

Our press relations work is quoted after a first 30-minute call, based on your goals, your news flow and the length of the campaign. As a market benchmark, a specialist tech PR agency in France costs €3,500 to €7,000 a month. To help you compare, here are French market rates. Boutique and early-stage agencies start around €1,500 a month. Mid-size agencies with a dedicated team range from €6,000 to €12,000, and large agencies from €12,000 to €25,000. Below €2,000 a month, it is hard to sustain enough news flow for regular coverage. One-off projects are priced separately: around €3,000 to €8,000 for a funding announcement, €2,500 to €6,000 for a product launch and €5,000 to €15,000 for crisis communications. Our LinkedIn services have published prices: LinkedIn ghostwriting (we write and publish for your spokesperson) costs €3,000 a month, and LinkedIn coaching (your spokesperson writes, we coach) costs €900 a month, both excluding VAT. Many clients combine PR with one of these services so that every article is amplified on the founder’s LinkedIn.

Because the two channels reinforce each other. Press coverage gives your company third-party credibility; LinkedIn keeps that credibility visible every week and makes your founders easy for journalists to find, quote and call back. Journalists are on LinkedIn: 62% use it in their work and 33% name it the most useful platform (Cision, State of the Media 2026). A founder who posts regularly about their market becomes an identifiable expert, which makes pitching easier and brings inbound requests from journalists. The other direction matters just as much. An article read once in a newspaper reaches a second, highly qualified audience when the founder shares it with customers, candidates and investors. That is how one piece of coverage keeps working for months instead of days. In practice, our PR and LinkedIn teams work from the same messages and the same calendar. Each article is reused on the founder’s LinkedIn, in English or French depending on the audience. One client, Orixa Media, combined PR and LinkedIn ghostwriting with us for two years: more than 40 pieces of coverage in one year with eight spokespeople, 50,000 to 100,000 LinkedIn impressions a month, and a newsletter picked up by the trade magazine Stratégies.

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