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Israeli & International PR · Shmuel Sasoni

Find the story that
changes how people
see your work.

Strategic PR for companies, founders and nonprofits that need visibility to lead somewhere — more trust, stronger hiring, bigger deals, donor attention, market entry or authority.

Track Record
10+
Years across Israeli & international media
Hundreds
Of media placements secured
1:1
Senior attention, from strategy through outreach
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Selected clients

Chunk Foods
Tnuva
Tastewise
Maolac
Meat.The End
Fresh Start
Mamay
Playstream
Chunk Foods
Tnuva
Tastewise
Maolac
Meat.The End
Fresh Start
Mamay
Playstream
Start with the outcome

PR should lead somewhere.

The story changes depending on what the business or organization actually needs next. I start there — then work backwards to the media story that can help.

Fundraising

Turn a mission into something donors can see themselves supporting.

Visibility is useful when it helps people understand why the work matters, why now, and why this organization deserves attention.

Business development

Build trust before the sales conversation starts.

The right coverage can make a company feel established, credible and worth taking seriously before a bigger deal is on the table.

Hiring

Make talented people want to be part of what you are building.

Sometimes the strongest PR story is not about the product. It is about the ambition, culture or problem that makes great people want in.

Capital markets

Help the market understand the company before a raise, transaction or next chapter.

Credibility matters more when investors and business media already understand the company before it needs something from them.

Market entry

Arrive with context, not as a stranger.

Media can create the first layer of recognition in a new market — enough for customers, partners and journalists to know why the company matters.

Authority

Make the founder or organization useful to the conversation around its category.

The long game is not just coverage. It is becoming someone journalists, customers and partners already recognize as credible.

Start with the outcome. Then find the story that can help get you there.
What I actually do

The sector can change.
The thinking doesn't.

Companies. Founders. Nonprofits. The common denominator is not an industry. It is a real business or organizational goal — and a story strong enough to help move it.

01

Find the story

Find the angle that makes the work relevant beyond the organization itself.

02

Put it in the right conversation

The right journalist. The right outlet. The right moment.

03

Build momentum without forcing it

One relevant story can change how the work is understood. The next move should come from what that credibility now makes possible — not from repeating the same pitch everywhere.

Case Study · Chunk Foods

First, earn belief.
Then widen the story.

The challenge: plant-based steak is a category people are naturally skeptical about. Asking broad consumer media to believe the company first would have been backwards.

The first move: put the product in front of food journalists and critics — people whose job is to taste, judge and call it as they see it.

What that unlocked: once respected food voices were actually reviewing the product, the story could move beyond foodtech into consumer, lifestyle, broadcast and broader business coverage.

The point was never to use one journalist to get to another. It was to earn the right kind of credibility first — then tell the next story to the audience it genuinely belonged with.

ynetnews coverage
ynetnews

Israeli plant-based meat breaks into three major US grocery chains

Digital
AgFunder News coverage
AgFunder News

After Meati's collapse, Chunk Foods pitches a capex-light path to whole-cut — eyes profitability in 2027

Analysis
Green Queen coverage
Green Queen

Chunk Foods set to double sales & defy the plant-based meat slowdown

Digital
vegconomist coverage
vegconomist

Chunk Foods expands into Sprouts and H-E-B as national Whole Foods rollout gets underway

Retail
גיקטיים coverage
גיקטיים

בדקנו את תחליף הבשר שנכנס ל"הדסון" — מרקם ומחיר של הדבר האמיתי, אבל איך הטעם?

Review
מאקו coverage
מאקו · ערוץ 12

צ'אנק: הסטייק הטבעוני שעושה רעש — בדקנו מה הוא שווה באמת

TV · Digital
וואלה אוכל coverage
וואלה אוכל

סטייק טבעוני של חברת צ'אנק במסעדת הדסון: טעימה ראשונה

Food
ynet coverage
ynet

הנתח הצמחוני מישראל שרוצה לכבוש את בירת הסטייקים של אמריקה

Digital
טיים אאוט coverage
טיים אאוט

מנות לטעום עכשיו — המלצת שרון בן דוד

Lifestyle
וואלה כסף coverage
וואלה כסף

סטייק מן הצומח במחיר של בקר טרי: מה צריך להבין על שוק הבשר החדש?

Business
רשת 13 coverage
רשת 13

הסטייק הטבעוני שכובש את ישראל

TV · Food News
ישראל היום coverage
ישראל היום

הסטייק הטבעוני בהדסון — טעימה ראשונה

Print · Digital
כלכליסט coverage
כלכליסט · פודקאסט

עמוס גולן — שף, מהנדס, יזם ומגדל סטייקים במעבדה

Podcast
St. Louis Jewish Light coverage
St. Louis Jewish Light

Jewish St. Louis just got another kosher option

Digital
About

This didn't start
as an agency.

SS Shmuel Sasoni
Shmuel Sasoni
Founder · TechForGood PR
Los Angeles & Israel
🇺🇸 English🇮🇱 Hebrew

I help companies, founders and nonprofits use media strategically — to build trust, unlock opportunities and change how the right people understand their work.

No account managers. No junior handoffs. You work directly with the same person who finds the angle, writes the pitch, and picks up the phone to the journalist — every time.

I started inside one of Israel's leading PR firms, and the same pattern surfaced client after client: strong teams building something that genuinely matters, with no clear way to explain why it matters outside their own industry.

That gap — between real work and public understanding — is exactly where I work best.

I don't manufacture buzz. I find the real story, put it in the right conversation, and use each piece of credibility to create the next opportunity.

Focus Technology · Sustainability · Social impact · Real estate · Nonprofits & community organizations
For Journalists

If you just got
my email.

Here's what working with me actually looks like — and why it's worth a minute of your time.

I pitch only when there's a story

Not because a client asked me to send something this week. If I'm in your inbox, I believe there's a genuine editorial angle here.

I've read your work

The pitch I sent is matched to what you actually cover — not a generic blast to a beat list.

I make interviews easy

I prep clients thoroughly. You'll get direct, articulate answers — not talking points that go nowhere.

I follow up once

No is a valid answer. I respect your inbox and your time.

Want to talk directly?

shmuel@techforgoodpr.com
"A client announcement isn't automatically a story.

The work is figuring out what makes it interesting to someone who doesn't work there."
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Let's find
the story.

If you're building something worth understanding — a company, a mission, a movement, a new category — let's find the story that makes people see it differently.

BasedLos Angeles, CA · Israel +10 hours
LanguagesEnglish · Hebrew