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Making a Personal PiTch
Inc.
|Winter 2024/2025
Jenny Nguyen intended to launch a design-centric public relations firm. She soon realized what she really wanted to build was an online community for creative entrepreneurs.

Jenny Nguyen isn't concerned about keeping trade secrets. The founder of Hello Human, a public relations firm catering to small businesses in the design space, has scaled her customer base by teaching clients how to do her job themselves. For a onetime payment of $299, furniture makers, lighting designers, gallery owners, and other creative-minded entrepreneurs can have access to her PR playbook.
With prior branding and marketing experience and an editorial background as a contributing editor to Domino and Vogue Living, Nguyen has long understood how publicity can benefit brands big and small. The only thing was, the industry-standard retainer model-which can require six-month contracts and monthly fees into the thousandsisn't really affordable for many creative startups. To create a pricing structure that up-and-coming creatives could stomach, Nguyen went to the source. Before launching Hello Human in 2020, she called designers she knew and asked: What would they consider paying for PR? What's realistic?
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