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TOP 10 REASONS WHY WORD TOPS THE LIST FOR TRAVEL, ART AND DESIGN PR

Old bar in Jackson Hole, Wyoming: Travel PR Firm
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We understand your market: Word PR has built strong media relations with targeted regional editors, as well as with national travel and home design media who know and respect us as a source for what’s new.

Old typerighter keys: Interior Design Public Relations Firm
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Our writing is better: We hear it often from editors who read our news releases – and the proof is in the pudding: Our releases get used by digital editors as their own writing – delivering client messages with the “third-party” credibility of trusted media.

Old truck filled with packages
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We’ve carefully built a list of freelancers and social influencers who deliver the goods: We coordinate journalist visits and interviews to tell the stories that capture clients’ experiences and work in fresh, firsthand and meaningful ways.

Woman at a conference looking at her phone: Travel PR Firm
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We understand how media thinks: In addition to decades of PR expertise, our team includes former magazine editors, an unscripted TV producer for HGTV, and talented nationally published freelance writers.

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We have a reputation for quick response: A quick answer can be the difference between a plum placement or none. We work with journalists 24/7.

Pink and gold suitcase: Travel PR Firm
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We understand travel, art, and design: Because we specialize, we’re immersed in those industries, tracking trends and creating up-to-the-minute strategies that match media – and clients’ target audiences’ – interests.

Old photo of cowboy on horseback: Interior Design PR Firm
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We’re (knowledgeable) fans of history and architecture: Our clients include a 100-year-old lodge and design firms with coffee-table books and national reputations.

Road in a forest: Travel Public Relations Firm
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We’re experts at creating hotel packages that get media attention: Our Roaring Twenties Summer Escape placed The Landing Resort Tahoe in the L.A. Times; our 30-day Sabbatical Package landed Antlers at Vail on Outside magazine’s “Go List.”

Curio shop: Travel PR Firm
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We’re a small business: Our boutique status – like that of our clients – provides a personal approach. We understand the businesses we work for at a deep level and clients always deal with an experienced “top dog” – unlike firms who pass off clients to newbies and interns.

Magazine rack with lots of magazines in them: Art Public Relations Firm
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Our results speak for themselves: The media value of press you’ll receive frequently exceeds PR fees – creating brand awareness and driving potential customers to your website. Our ultimate goal? Increasing your business.