1.
Fine
tune your message to resonate with 2013 priorities. Think strategically and focus
on how you help your customers solve real problems.
2.
Deliver
this message consistently through all of your materials: maybe it’s time for a
new brochure or marketing materials, a website facelift, a new blog page from
your executives, a new tag line or mission statement. Make sure your message is
relevant and your communication educates your audience on how you can help them
meet their very tough and very real challenges of today.
3.
If
you don’t have consistent public relations efforts in place, that should be a
priority for 2013. Tell your story through the publications your customers read
and trust, educating them on how you can help solve their problems, and
providing examples of success stories in the government marketplace. This is an
excellent tool to establish your executives as thought leaders in their area of
expertise, as well.
4.
Initiate
PR and marketing campaigns with the publications and events that are most
relevant for your customers, to communicate your message and integrate your
brand with a trusted resource. Stay true to your trusted publications that
you’ve used in the past, but branch out in search of new publications and new
opportunities for your clients that align with their mission and their needs.
5.
Be
present! Attend networking events, visit customers; face-to-face interaction is
really important in these challenging times. Your customers need to know you
and know they can trust you. Virtual interaction is not enough.
When you’re ready to revitalize your company’s image
please contact me – I would love to assist you in planning and implementing a
PR strategy that will help you grow your presence in the government marketplace
in 2013!
For more information on how Advice Unlimited can help you
create and implement a successful public relations plan, or provide support for
other public outreach and communication initiatives, please contact me at
301-924-0330 or slevine@adviceunlimited.net.
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