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The PR Agency That Put a No-BS Policy in Writing
Greta Kovacs Schmid built RAGDOLL PR around a small but consequential promise: tell clients what publicity can do, document the work, and never pretend a placement is guaranteed.
GG Benitez found a better business inside the buzz
Her babywear brand won attention. Its margins told a different story. GG Benitez turned the skill behind the publicity into an agency that gives consumer products a reason to be talked about.
PR DEPT knows the party is only the beginning
A cemetery screening, a fictional crime scene, a mountain on the Vegas Strip. Inside the Los Angeles publicity firm that helps an event reach people who never walked through the door.
Red Light PR and the art of getting picked
A dress on a rack is inventory. A dress chosen by a stylist has somewhere to go. Red Light Public Relations has built its business around that consequential little journey.
Pull Public Relations knows who gets the dress
Before a fashion brand appears in a magazine or on a famous body, someone has to get the right sample into the right hands. Pull Public Relations makes a business of that handoff.
CLD PR knows who should wear it next
A designer wardrobe became a business in getting brands seen. Inside CLD PR’s world of celebrity placement, dry shampoo and parties planned around the moment people are paying attention.
Blue Jeans PR knows a following is only the beginning
Dairy Boy, Tezza and Rumored already know how to attract an audience. Rachel Granger’s agency helps give people outside that audience a reason to pay attention.