Travis Van is a Founder at TechNews.io at TechNews.io. He possess expertise in public relations, corporate communications, marketing, blogging, strategic partnerships and 10 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "My tech PR agency was among the very first adopters of ITDatabase when Travis first launched it. From that day through the present, ITDatabase continues to be the most vital, go-to resource for every staff member, including myself as CEO, for finding the clearest information on who the market influencers really are. And beyond that, Travis himself is one heck of a good guy who truly listens to his customers. Any email I've ever sent him with a question or a suggestion gets a personal reply within minutes. He's simply committed to making ITDatabase, already a damn fine product, better and better with each passing year." and "ITDatabase is a deceptively powerful PR tool that combines search capabilities for articles and media contacts with an extensive database of speaking and awards opportunities in the tech industry. Behind its simple user interface there is an extensive database of two years' worth of articles that can be instantly plumbed by typing in the name of a journalist or keyword. It serves up the information in a variety of ways. You can click on links under the name of a reporter or blogger to pull up every article he or she has written or you can search for a keyword that appears in articles and blog posts by multiple writers. Every media search for client coverage and competitive research that I have done has been unfailingly accurate and the results more extensive than I have been able to get from Google News searches and the much more expensive Meltwater news coverage service. The weekly emails on upcoming award and speaking engagement submissions and their deadlines have saved my team countless hours of research and keep us informed about the types of opportunities out there for our clients. We've had a lot of success with this tool. My fear is that this amazing tool will be snapped up by one of the big PR vendors or search providers, and that a huge price tag will be pinned on it (justifiably so). Until then I am going to use it as much as I possibly can to get great results for my clients. Oh, and I should mention how helpful Travis is when you have a question."