We recently announced our fourth anniversary, marking the beginning of our fifth year in business. Since the firm’s founding in 2004, we have experienced tremendous growth, which can largely be attributed to our reputation of delivering stellar results and fostering great relationships.
For example, stellar results and great relationships can be seen in the national attention we garner for our clients in publications such as BusinessWeek, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, Family Circle and Reader’s Digest. Last year we also helped build awareness and contributed to successful acquisitions of two clients by Qualcomm and Nuance.
A solid reputation is critical to any business as a majority of new business is a result of client referrals. An organization’s good name also demonstrates that your company makes smart decisions, knows where to focus its resources and has solid business acumen.
If positioned correctly, a good reputation can also help organizations meet business objectives such as building the perceived value of the company and securing new customers. As companies look to build their own reputations, it’s important to remember the role PR can play in accomplishing these goals. The right PR partner can help:
If you would like to know more about how PR can help build your organization’s reputation, contact us to see what we can accomplish for you. E-mail us at [email protected]
The announcement in its entirety can be viewed on our Web site here.
To see a sampling of recent coverage results, please check out the following links:
Wall Street Journal
Software Eases Troubleshooting on Mobile Devices
By Roger Cheng
November 15, 2007
USA Today
Joysticks to the world: A video game gift guide
By Marc Saltzman
November 27, 2007
Reuters News Service
“Hidden Object” Series Hit for the Holiday
By Scott Hillis
December 20, 2007
Consumer Electronics Daily
Best Buy Testing MOD DVD Downloads-to-Burn at Six Stores
By Mark Seavy
January 11, 2008
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Game On: Mystery Case Files: Madame Fate’
By Winda Benedetti
February 26, 2008