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Selecting
the right PR and Marketing Agency depends upon what the company needs.
Although everyone is different we find many of our clients fall into 3 broad categories. |
| (Option 1) - If you have never used pr or a marketing agency | |
| (Option 2) - If you have an agency but maybe wish you didn't | |
| (Option 3) - If you handle all your promotion in house |
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A growing business needs to expand the customer base, make new connections and maybe trade in new areas. In short, you need to raise the company profile. You keep seeing competitors featured in magazines and maybe your customers comment that 'some support' would be helpful. But with more work than day, how do you find the time - and budget? Maybe you write the occasional press release, when the phone and visitors permit but then find it should have been posted last week. Possibly the most valuable business asset
is the good name of the company, but who looks after it? |
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If PR is done in
house, it is possible to fall between two stools. In most firms, publicity
and promotion are not full time jobs and so are given to someone who already
has a full itinerary.
The media works between two and six months ahead, so it is easy to miss deadlines when other day-to-day decisions crop up in a thriving company. All too often, publicity is put aside for a quieter moment, which of course never comes. For the larger company, PR and promotion may be part of the marketing department. Good staff is hard to come by and costs can escalate for little or no advantage. Outsourcing Public Relations from PandA will free up key staff time, save money, increase flexibility and provide better results. Working closely to a budget, both large and small companies
can: |
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