Media relations is integral to any PR strategy – and it involves far more than just simply distributing the occasional news release.
In order to be effective, media relations requires careful planning, a solid strategy and succinct storytelling. When you have the right plan in place, it is a cost-effective marketing tool that can help to maximize publicity for your organization, position it as a thought leader and generate more qualified leads.
At Roopco, we can help you develop and execute a strategic media relations strategy that is specifically tailored to your business. Our team has established relationships with key reporters covering a wide range of beats at the local, regional and national level, and can leverage this rapport to strategically position your organization in news stories that will help achieve your business objectives.
SCOPE OF WORK
2023 State of Earned Media Report
Conducted by the Public Relations Global Network (PRGN), the report provides an in-depth analysis of the current state of earned media in the U.S. and offers several strategic recommendations for brands that want to share their stories more effectively in the year ahead.

CASE STUDY
Media Relations Campaign Boosts Visibility in U.S. for Israeli Drone Company
FlightOps developed a multi-drone operating system that facilitates scalable planning of flight missions. To gain brand visibility in the U.S., the Israeli company enlisted Roopco to implement a media relations campaign targeted to the U.S. drone industry.

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Media Relations Program Enables Global Manufacturer to Exceed Sales Forecast
When global separation technologies leader Eriez faced challenging marketing conditions despite its vast industry expertise, robust product offerings and global footprint, the company enlisted Roopco to develop a media relations program.

CASE STUDY
Public Relations Campaign Promotes Freezer Units for COVID Vaccine Storage
As the COVID-19 pandemic surged throughout the U.S., Polar King enlisted Roopco to deploy an integrated PR campaign that promoted their refrigerated and freezer units as ideal for storing COVID-19 test samples and vaccines.
