• Strategic plans—success starts with a compelling, comprehensive and clear review, perspective and plan developed to uniquely capitalize on your opportunities and solve your problems.
  • Media events, briefings and conferences—taking your story to your customers and media can take the form of one-on-one meetings, larger conferences and dramatic engagements.
  • Media outreach campaigns—no one knows your story until you take it to them in a newsworthy, timely, personal and professional manner that is more impactful than just sending out news releases.
  • Media materials—your story and messages deserve the most attractive, relevant and dramatic presentation in conventional or innovative means from releases to visuals to photos.
  • Manage media relations—your news is sustainable and dimensional, especially with a strategic series of newsworthy stories and conversations based on your purpose, processes, promotions and programs.
  • Media spokesperson training—being prepared and trained for meeting and talking with the media is essential to registering your messages with the media and your customers.
  • Crisis communications and management—when a product recall, corporate issue, factory shutdown or similar crisis occurs, it is valuable to have a plan in place to address these problems and prevent and manage business interruption.
  • Product introductions and revitalization—marketing public relations can add great value to introducing new products and revitalizing those in need.
  • Professional marketing—the professionals who recommend your product or service can be productively and efficiently marketed to in a strategic communications plan.
  • Sponsorship activations—when a sponsorship event or personality needs dimension national or local activation, marketing public relations can make this happen.