What should I look for in a public relations partner?

Relevant sector and media experience; A clear point of view on what is genuinely newsworthy; Transparent expectations for outreach and measurement. The right weighting depends on the project, but each should be explicit before an engagement begins.

Does a public relations partner need to be local?

National and trade-media work can be managed remotely. Local relationships matter more for regional press, public affairs and location-specific events.

16 matching profiles across 9 markets

PR Agencies

PR agencies handle media strategy, outreach, thought leadership and reputation work. Relevant journalist relationships help, but strong positioning and a credible story are more durable than a large contact list alone.

Allen & Gerritsen

Financial District, Boston

Independent advertising, media, PR and digital experiences.

Content Strategy

CTP Boston

North End, Boston

Story-led marketing for organisations making a public impact.

Content Strategy

Digital Third Coast

Bucktown, Chicago

SEO, paid media and digital PR that earn visibility.

SEO ContentFree consultation

Joseph Studios

Cumberland, Atlanta

Organic marketing built around audience psychology.

Content StrategyFree consultation

Matter Communications

North End, Boston

PR-led content, creative and marketing for technology brands.

Public Relations

McGarrah Jessee

Downtown, Austin

Independent creative company powered by strategy, media and data.

Content Strategy

Media Cause

Embarcadero, San Francisco

Integrated marketing for nonprofits and mission-driven organisations.

Content Strategy

No Limit Agency

River North, Chicago

PR, content and audience development built around brand stories.

Content Strategy

Obility

Portland, Portland

B2B demand generation for technology companies.

PPC & Paid MediaPublic pricing

Roar Media

#10

Coral Gables, Miami

Integrated communications, content and digital marketing.

Public Relations

Walker Sands

#11

South End, Boston

Outcome-based B2B marketing for technology and complex industries.

Content Strategy

Charlotte Content Marketing

#12

Uptown, Charlotte

Strategy-driven content for the Charlotte metro region.

Content StrategyFree consultation

Door Number 3

#13

Downtown, Austin

Growth marketing for purpose-driven organisations.

Content StrategyFree consultation

PAN Communications

#14

Boston, Boston

Brand-to-demand PR and marketing for technology and healthcare.

Public Relations

Portent

#15

Downtown Seattle, Seattle

Integrated digital marketing grounded in strategy and analytics.

Content StrategyPublic pricing

Veracity Marketing

#16

Portland, Portland

PR, thought leadership and content for search and AI visibility.

Public Relations

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Common questions

What should I look for in a public relations partner?: Relevant sector and media experience; A clear point of view on what is genuinely newsworthy; Transparent expectations for outreach and measurement. The right weighting depends on the project, but each should be explicit before an engagement begins.
Does a public relations partner need to be local?: National and trade-media work can be managed remotely. Local relationships matter more for regional press, public affairs and location-specific events.