Service

Public Relation

Marketing plants a brand in the audience’s mind but PR establishes it in their heart. Contemporary digital presence has become more complex than ever with evolving consumer preferences. Flawless and appealing communication is the key to gaining consumer trust, which is the currency of an eternal relationship.

Corporate Communications

Strategically crafted internal and external communication to secure your business and brand from reputation disruption. Easing the process of organizational management with an engaging dialog.

Brand Awareness

The right stories about your brand develop a positive sentiment among the public. Interest-centric creative storytelling to bring out the emotional connection and catch their attentio

Event & Launch PR

Communication that helps your project enter the public domain with a strong influence. Capturing the attention of your audience with precise PR techniques and media reach to deliver remarkable results.

Media Relation Management

A flawless campaign with a strong message is the result of a crucial mix of media channels. Guided and calculated approach to establish your brand’s relationship with the media and related stakeholders.

Earned, Owned & Paid Media

Researched insights to plan the content that goes out to different platforms. A result-driven approach that gets the best out of campaigns across various channels.

Types of

Public Relation

M

edia relations

is the emphasis of forging a strong relationship with public media organizations. A media relations team often works directly with external media by directly delivering them company news, providing validated content sources, and being accessible for public comment on other news stories.

P

roduction relations

is closely related to the direct operations of a company. This department supports broad marketing plans and is often related to specific, one-time endeavors such as the launch of a new product, a special campaign, or management of a major product change.

I

nvestor relations

is the oversight of the relationship between the company and its investors. This aspect of public relations handles investor events, oversees the communication of the release of financial reports, and handles the complaints of investors

I

nternal relations

is the public relations branch between a company and its employees. Internal relations pertain to counseling employees, ensuring all workers are satisfied with their working conditions, and mediating issues internally to avoid public disclosure of dissatisfaction.

G

overnment relations

 is the connection between a company and related governing bodies. Some public relations departments want to forge a strong relationship to provide feedback to politicians, sway decision-makers to act in specific ways, and ensure fair treatment of the company’s clients.

C

ommunity relations

is public relations focused on brand and reputation within a specific community. The community could be physical (i.e. a specific city) or non-physical (i.e. the dog-owner community). This branch of public relations keys in on the social niche of the community to align itself with its members.

Frequently asked questions about

Public Relations

Public relations (PR) is the set of techniques and strategies related to managing how information about an individual or company is disseminated to the public, and especially the media. Its primary goals are to disseminate important company news or events, maintain a brand image, and put a positive spin on negative events to minimize their fallout. PR may occur in the form of a companypress release, news conference, interviews with journalists, social media posting, or other venues.

Public relations often boils down maintaining the image of a company, individual, or brand. Public relations creates media, connects with external media, crafts public opinion, and ensures customers have a positive disposition towards the company’s brand.

Public relation specialists often have strong communication skills. Their role is to absorb information, process how it may impact a company’s image, and how to externally communicate to shift this image. Public relation specialists often forge relationships with many different types of people including key customers, government officials, and external media.

Customers make decisions for a number of reasons. One of those reasons is the relationship they feel they have with a company. If a company has a negative image or is ensnarled in a controversial public issue, a customer may no longer feel as connected with the brand, image, and product. Public relations often manages this brand and ensures customers, employees, investors, and other external parties have a positive disposition to continue involvement with the company.

Public relations is useful for any party that wants to have a positive public imagine. Most often, corporations and publicly traded companies will embark on public relations. A company may have a different public relations team or public relations strategy for specific brands or products. Also, individuals such as celebrities or high net worth individuals may have private public relation teams. These teams are used to maintain a positive public image as well as handle media requests.