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"PGPR’s capabilities extend beyond media relations as they utilize public relations as a tool for aggressive branding."

 - Metrowerks

PetersGroup
Public Relations
voice: 512.794.8600
fax: 512.794.8622
Worldcom Public Relations Group




Why PGPR? We're glad you asked.

In the past couple of years, many agencies started to look the same. They were more focused on jumping on the latest marketing bandwagon than about sticking to basic public relations. At PetersGroup Public Relations, we have stayed true to our focus, working with clients who are serious about  communications and understand the value of integrating it into the entire business process. 

Here's how we think. If this makes sense to you then let's talk.

  • Public Relations is more than press releases
    Public relations deals with all of the ways your business communicates - press releases are only one form of communications.

  • Public Relations can affect your bottom line.
    A public relations strategy should map to your overall business objectives - raising visibility to increase sales.

  • Public Relations is key to developing a marketing strategy
    Clear communications throughout the enterprise is the backbone to a comprehensive marketing strategy.

  • Public Relations is most effective with a refined, well-tested message, targeted to each of your audiences
    It is critical to understand your audiences (customers, media and employees) and what they care about, to better create, focus, test and refine your message.

  • Public Relations is measurable
    A successful public relations plan should be more than just counting press hits or column inches - through measurement matrices, a public relations strategy can be analyzed and the agency can be held accountable.

  • Research can drive public relations for a well planned, actionable and measurable strategy
    Tools such as customer focus groups, industry perception research and messaging studies allow for comprehensive market knowledge to help create new ideas, gauge interest levels of media and provide benchmarks for future measurements.

  • Understanding what motivates industry analysts and media is key to a successful public relations strategy
    Reporters and industry analysts respond to story ideas that are intelligent and delivered responsibly - knowing how these audiences react can be the difference between gaining their attention or being ignored.