Honeyjar expands its AI communications beta after 10,000 waitlist signups
Founder Michelle Masek is turning her agency and in-house communications experience into software for teams without dedicated PR staff. Honeyjar says every draft still requires human approval before it goes out.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: PR Newswire
Why it matters
Honeyjar is testing whether communications expertise can be captured in software that offers recommendations alongside draft copy. Its 10,000 waitlist signups show interest, not customer use; the beta will test the quality of its recommendations and whether teams rely on them.
Honeyjar opened its U.S. private beta to more organizations on October 13th, extending a product founder and CEO Michelle Masek says is meant to bring experienced communications judgment to people who do not have a PR team. In its October 13th announcement, Honeyjar said its waitlist had reached 10,000 signups, a measure of interest rather than paying customers or demonstrated product use.…