
A guest list, a getting-ready video, a carefully chosen sample. The founder of Pull Public Relations works where a brand’s ambitions meet someone else’s attention.
Eleventh House sells no physical product. It makes restaurants, drinks, openings and odd little moments easier to notice - using a deceptively old technology called knowing the right people.
Hunt & Gather survived a two-week collapse by betting that public relations should produce something people can see, enter, taste, or repeat. Its best work turns a business problem into a scene worth retelling.
A Miami boutique learned that the opening party is not the finish line. It is the smallest convincing prototype of a much larger relationship.
Liza Vassell built a small agency around a large idea: for an international label, the shortest route into America may run through a stylist's rack in West Adams.
The San Francisco boutique does not manufacture attention from nothing. It watches for the moment a client's expertise becomes useful - then moves before the moment moves on.
JS2 PR has spent 25 years learning that a restaurant opening is not a date. It is a sequence - story first, pictures second, tastings third, attention last.
An art exhibition for Campari. A launch for natural body wash. Counsel in a celebrity crisis. The Los Angeles agency works where getting noticed and being trusted meet.
The hospitality agency turns restaurant openings, hotel histories and local relationships into reasons to show up. Its most useful lesson: give people something specific to come for.
An agency built around social impact found its next act inside an entertainment group. The deal explains something useful about publicity: a worthy story still needs a way into the room.
The Los Angeles communications agency helps creative brands find an international audience. Its most revealing project put Ukrainian design in a New York room and let the objects do some of the talking.
A fashion PR firm born inside online retail has spent 20 years arranging introductions. Its real craft is making a product worth another look - and giving the right person a reason to take it.
A singer, a lingerie label, a fashion magazine: the interesting work happens between them. Inside the Los Angeles agency that brings talent management, brand partnerships, and publicity into the same conversation.
A PR agency built around parenting brands is following the recommendation from the gift guide to the group chat. Its next move gives customers points for joining in.