Yeah, you know, but the problem is not the issuing
Post# of 82672
Those discounting the salutary effects of good press releases are making the case against the value of corporate communications, marketing, public relations, etc. But, actually, they charge a lot because they get results.
Maybe when money starts rolling in, some of it can be allocated. In the meantime, we are in "if a tree falls in a forest" territory. Even when revenues increase dramatically, there should be a PR to announce that.