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Press Kit sections give CultureUp short, reusable language for collaborators, contributors, partners, and future sponsors.
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Press Kit
Reusable CultureUp language, audience notes, visual guidance, credit expectations, and contact routing for partners, contributors, and press notes.
- Press sections
- 6
- Copy blocks
- 6
- Kit mode
- Public
Share workflow
Make CultureUp easy to explain and cite.
Protect credits
Visual and media guidance keeps source notes, creator context, and rights-sensitive material close to the story.
Route clearly
Contact guidance points requests toward contributor lanes, contact pages, and source review paths without paid tools.
Separate sponsors
Media kit and partner intake links keep sponsor conversations out of story tips, corrections, source claims, and contributor review.
Kit sections
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OverviewPress Kit
CultureUp Overview
CultureUp is a source-aware editorial home for cultural memory, public history, profiles, timelines, media, and the records behind those stories.
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CultureUp is a source-aware editorial home for cultural memory, public history, profiles, timelines, media, and the records behind those stories.
- Use case
- Use this section when someone needs the shortest explanation of what CultureUp is and why it exists.
- 1Built as a full-stack Next.js app deployed on Google Cloud Run.
- 2Editorial model centers story, source notes, topics, reading paths, and public review.
- 3Current build uses free infrastructure while preparing for CMS, newsletter, analytics, and monetization decisions later.
BoilerplatePress Kit
Short Boilerplate
A compact description for intros, partner blurbs, press mentions, and social profile context.
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CultureUp publishes culture, history, media, and public memory stories with visible source notes and reader-friendly archive paths.
- Use case
- Use this when space is limited and the reader only needs the core positioning.
- 1Best for one-paragraph intros.
- 2Names culture, history, public memory, and source visibility.
- 3Works for partner pages, short biographies, and outbound messages.
AudiencePress Kit
Audience Notes
A practical audience description for collaborators, contributors, sponsors, and future media kit work.
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CultureUp is for readers, educators, cultural workers, archivists, local historians, creators, and community builders who want beautiful stories with evidence close enough to inspect.
- Use case
- Use this when a partner asks who CultureUp is built for before formal analytics are added.
- 1Primary readers care about culture, history, memory, media, and trustworthy context.
- 2Contributor paths support story pitches, source corrections, media credits, profile notes, and partnerships.
- 3Public audience descriptions remain qualitative until reviewed aggregate analytics support a dated quantitative claim.
VisualsPress Kit
Visual & Credit Guidance
A public note for using CultureUp visuals, screenshots, captions, credit language, and source-aware media context.
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When referencing CultureUp visuals or media notes, keep captions, creator context, source credit, and usage limits close to the visual material.
- Use case
- Use this before sharing screenshots, visual references, media notes, or CultureUp excerpts.
- 1Credits should stay near the media they explain.
- 2Captions should distinguish documentary, interpretive, and illustrative material.
- 3Unknown or rights-sensitive material should be routed through review before reuse.
ContactPress Kit
Contact Routing
A concise route map for press questions, partnership notes, source corrections, media credits, and story pitches.
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For CultureUp pitches, corrections, media credits, partnerships, or press notes, start with the Contributor Guide or Contact page so the request reaches the right review lane.
- Use case
- Use this when someone asks where to send a request or how to route a note.
- 1Story pitches and profile notes should include sources and context.
- 2Corrections should identify the page, affected text or media item, and supporting source.
- 3Partnership notes should name the organization, collection, rights limits, and topic fit.
SponsorPress Kit
Network Media Kit Routing
A sponsor-safe route for media kit requests, package questions, and partner intake that stays separate from editorial submissions.
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CultureUp offers a network media kit for sponsor packages, rate-card ranges, and partner intake. Sponsors may support surfaces, series, tools, newsletters, or learning resources, but editorial conclusions remain independent.
- Use case
- Use this when a museum, publisher, documentary team, education platform, archive tool, or cultural brand asks about sponsorship.
- 1Sponsor package questions should route to the Media Kit and Partner Intake pages.
- 2Story tips, source corrections, identity claims, and contributor pitches should stay on the Submit path.
- 3Pricing ranges remain starter ranges until live audience metrics and sponsor reporting systems are active.