“The main idea was to create a tool that could help PR people to save their time in everyday working routine and bring useful information right to their desktop browser”, - said Anton Davidenko, co-founder of PRFrame and CMO of the project. “We don’t want to impose our vision but offer a choice of existing resources that could be helpful to follow the market and handle PR work in the most efficient way”.Another way you can use PRFrame is as a backup of all your professional links instead of going for the already existing browser bookmarking options or other social bookmarking sites.
I cannot make a statement as of yet on the quality of PRFrame. It might just be an extremely useful tool that easily integrates with Mozilla Firefox. But it comes with a hard to process press release, websites with way too little information and so many grammar mistakes it makes your head spin. And I am referring to both the tool dedicated website and the main corporate website of BeFrame!
If you have enough patience to guess what the features are and what they do and then test them, I'd say they are worth a quick try. I strongly advise against spending too much time on any of the websites!
They are so red they make your eyes hurt and eventually give you an accompanying headache, on the house ;)
