Public relations office hours
Book an hour. Leave with a plan.
PR strategy without the retainer, whether you're just starting out or rethinking what's working.
Not every business needs a full PR campaign right now. Sometimes you just need clarity: is your story ready, who would actually cover it, and what should you do first. I spent years as a reporter before moving to PR, so I know what earns coverage and what gets ignored. In a focused session, I'll give you a straight read on where you stand and a clear next step.
Do you actually need PR yet? A quick self-check.
Before you hire anyone or book a session, here's an honest gut-check I'd run myself.
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Do you have a story, or just a product? "We exist" isn't news. A reason you exist, a problem you're solving, a person behind it: that's a story.
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Is there something timely about now? A launch, a milestone, a season, a moment your business connects to. Coverage needs a hook in time.
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Can you handle the attention if it works? If a reporter called tomorrow, are you ready to talk, and can your business handle the customers that follow?
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Have you nailed the basics? A website that works, a way to reach you, a clear sense of who you're for. PR sends people to you; make sure there's something there when they arrive.
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Do you know what you actually want? Sales, credibility, awareness, recruiting. The goal shapes the strategy.
If you said yes to most of these, you're probably ready. If a few gave you pause, that's exactly what a strategy session is for.
Public relations consult options
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