Annual Reports, Newsletters and Special Publications
Feature and Editorial Writing
TV and Radio Production Management
Video News Releases
New Media Production (podcasts, vodcasts, etc.)
Production of Social Media and Media Sharing Content
Scriptwriting for Radio, TV, Events
Speechwriting
Photography
Publicity
Database Development
News Distribution
Training, Mentoring, Recruiting
Strategic Plans
Every good communications effort begins with a focus on the message. Development of a strategic goal precedes the selection of tactics. A well defined goal is both specific and measurable. Achieving public awareness is often part of the picture, but what behaviors or policies will your campaign influence?
Media Relations
Successful interaction with the media requires an understanding of news flow as well as knowledge of local/world trends and events. Good media relations will support news reporting and storytelling activities by supplying credible, useful and timely information.
Special Events
A Special Event can be a product launch, a press conference, a meeting of constituents, an anniversary celebration, a fundraiser, or any other type of strategic communications occasion with a “call to action.”The goal might be to introduce a brand, generate sales, develop relationships or influence decision-making.
Crisis Management
Crises Management often begins with a quick assimilation of facts followed by the development of an accurate, consistent and clearly stated message. It is preferable, however, to undertake crisis planning before problems arise, so that potential issues are identified and preventative steps taken. The chances of a positive outcome will be increased by creating an environment of open communication with the public and media.
Media Training
You only have a brief opportunity to convey your message accurately. This requires preparation and the experience to know how and where it can go wrong.
Collateral Materials
80% of the information in press kits gets discarded. The most persuasive materials are those that are useful, and viewed as a valuable tool by recipients. Creative materials can demonstrate trends and share data, but information should also be concise, well-written and easy-to-absorb. Whether designed for public or media consumption, successful materials keep the end-user in mind.
Social Media
It’s all the rage in contemporary communications science. Today, information sharing and content creation is driven by consumers. A savvy communications plan will determine how to put the web to work for you.