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Grand Opening • PRMG Patchogue Office • July 8, 2005 | John Zaher, PRMG President and Brian X. Foley, Brookhaven Town Supervisor
Grand Opening • PRMG Patchogue Office •
July 8, 2005 | John Zaher, PRMG President
and Brian X. Foley, Brookhaven Town Supervisor
PRMG is a fully integrated public relations and marketing company that was developed to meet every aspect of an organization’s public relations and marketing needs. By putting public relations, marketing, digital advertising, video production, graphic and web design under one roof, PRMG can integrate and leverage its services to call upon whatever tool is needed while providing value to its clients. This means we can address a client’s specific needs and ensure that our strategic efforts are working together for the greatest return.
For example, if you choose to advertise, you may wish to use one or more advertising vehicles, (print, television, radio or digital advertising), however you are only reaching a targeted market. You are not gaining earned media through public relations.
Today, prospective customers will frequently research you on the web or social media. It is absolutely necessary to have a strong web site and social media presence. In addition, you need to ensure your website is optimized so you can be easily found by these customers. Today, you can only take advantage of this free marketing by being at the top of the list of search engine results. Once someone visits your site, you must capture pertinent information and continue to market to them through digital advertising and e-mails.
Another advantage of dealing with PRMG, rather than multiple companies, is that we can come to know your business in its entirety, which helps us to select the best tool to use at the appropriate time. Retaining PRMG results in large savings, as opposed to paying higher rates to other firms for individual projects. You also won’t have to deal with an often frustrating learning curve, as additional firms get to know your business in order to create and implement their component of your overall strategy.
Why not coordinate all of your efforts and deal directly with media companies? First of all, your strategy is going to depend highly on advertising and may not include public relations, customer relations or web marketing at all. Second, almost all media companies — television, radio, newspapers, and magazines — use in-house sales representatives, which allows these companies to make a greater profit: they not only avoid paying advertising firm commissions, but they can charge someone who is unfamiliar with the medium what they think they will pay, which may be higher than the prevailing rate. These advertising sales representatives want to sell you their product and will aggressively market only one advertising vehicle. For example, it simply does no good for a radio advertising representative to tell you look at cable television or digital advertising.
By contrast, PRMG evaluates your business, products and services to design a strategic plan that will help you meet your targeted audiences using various forms of advertising and marketing techniques, and then implements this plan with the tools in its arsenal.