Client’s FAQ

Public relations (PR) services typically include the following:
Media relations and press releases
Influencer outreach
Crisis management
Event planning and management
Brand reputation management
Content creation and distribution
Social media management
Media monitoring and analysis
Campaign development and implementation.

Public relations (PR) offer several advantages over advertising:
Credibility: PR focuses on building trust and credibility with the target audience, whereas advertising is often perceived as biased.
Cost-effectiveness: PR can be more cost-effective than advertising, especially for small businesses.
Targeting: PR allows for targeted communication to specific audience segments.
Long-term impact: PR efforts can have a long-term impact on a company's reputation, whereas the impact of advertising is often short-lived.
Third-party endorsement: PR provides the opportunity for third-party endorsements and media coverage, adding an element of objectivity.

You should hire a PR agency if you want to:
Enhance your brand image and reputation.
Increase public awareness and understanding of your products or services.
Reach specific target audiences.
Manage crisis communication.
Establish and maintain media relationships.
Gain third-party endorsements.
Stay ahead of the competition in terms of public perception.
Measure and track the success of your PR efforts.
A PR agency can provide expertise, resources, and a fresh perspective to help you achieve your communication goals.

Yes, PR can be highly valuable for small businesses. For small businesses, number crunching is crucial in both sales and expenses, and a spend on PR can be viewed as a costly affair.

However, compared to Advertising, PR being an earned media, will not cost nearly as much as its counterpart. It does take longevity and more focused efforts to build a positive brand image, but the trust and credibility built over time are worth investing in a PR firm.
Simply put, PR can be a cost-effective way for small businesses to reach their target audience, build their brand and reputation, and ultimately drive growth.

Measuring the success of PR campaigns is essential to evaluate their impact and determine the return on investment. While PR outcomes can be more challenging to quantify compared to other marketing efforts, several key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics can help gauge their effectiveness. Here are some common ways to measure the success of PR campaigns:
Media Coverage: Track the number of media mentions and articles published about your company, product, or event. Quality and relevance of the coverage are also crucial factors to consider.
Social Media Engagement: Monitor social media metrics such as likes, shares, comments, and mentions related to your PR campaign.
Brand Sentiment: Assess the sentiment surrounding your brand before and after the PR campaign.
Online Reputation: Monitor online reviews and feedback to see if the PR campaign positively influences your brand's online reputation.
Cost-Effectiveness: Evaluate the cost of the PR campaign relative to its results and compare it to other marketing efforts.