PR Agencies

Doing PR for a client is more than just getting them good clips. It is about understanding their business and helping it grow.

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When opportunity knocks, it’s important to ask the right questions in your initial discovery meeting to collect information that will be essential for developing a proposal that meets the prospect’s needs and exceeds expectations.

KPIs are a good start, but don’t be beholden to them. For example, if your KPIs are monthly volume of mentions and share of voice versus competitors, key questions should be: What did people say about our products online? What was said about our competitors?

Produced to demonstrate compliance with environmental and social issues, sustainability reports have the benefit of being timely, authoritative and on-message.

Launched in 2008 as Virtual Piggy (VPIG), Oink realized that it needed to rebrand to increase its appeal to the hip, young Generations Y and Z that its products were created for, as well as their parents—the buyers of the digital wallet service. The revamp needed to differentiate the brand, whose products include an app and a debit card, from competitors in what is an increasingly congested market.

PR agency support is vital for forward-thinking businesses, providing an external solution for just about every communications need.

Send us a 90-second clip of a Day in the Life of your PR team and you may win a $500 AmEx gift card.

Those skills deemed the most important for advancement within an organization are the kind of skills that brought PR pros to the dance in the first place: writing and pitching the media.

While it’s possible to conduct business without ever meeting in-person with clients in certain cases, but we shouldn’t forget about the value of such interactions.