Organized street fighting—just part of our PR plan to increase AWMA’s media attention, foot traffic and sales.
We brought Philadelphia and text-to-pay technology together—in just four weeks.
First, we helped Bancroft see exactly what makes it special. Then we made everyone else see it, too.
How a monster helped a world-leading brand stand out in a sea of competitors.
Putting a face to March Madness
It’s in there. The stuff that makes stuff work. And we made the site that tells you all about it.
Tuxedos. Cars. Dancing. Food. Drink. A little altruism. It practically sells itself. Practically.
11 days of media coverage. 400 media hits. 80 million print and online impressions. No wonder Automotive News said the show “stole the thunder”.
Hey, it’s like I’m actually there on the side of the road. Looking at an actual billboard. Actually, this is pretty cool.
Seriously, it's just a jersey. Hundreds of guys put them on every day. it doesn't mean anything. Oh, but it does. It most certainly does.
A major league announcement. Hundreds upon hundreds of national print, broadcast and trade placements secured. This family-owned business hit it out of the park.
A social media site that does some social good. Yeah, we did that too.
What’s that strange light emanating from the Comcast center? Aw man, I want to play where tomorrow plays!
125 VIP attendees. 13 million print and online impressions. 26 in-market media placements. Leases signed on the spot. An award-winning event.
1,400 media placements secured in 4 years. Strategic public relations, media training, thought leadership, crisis management. This campaign had it all.