Public Relations Campaigns

Headline-Making Public Relations

If you want to promote your organization's good news, soften the impact of bad news, or build public awareness of a certain issue, our team of public relations pros is the vital link between your organization and the media. Whether your announcement calls for a press release, a press conference, or a major media blitz, Communication Solutions will make sure your message captures the attention of key broadcast, web and print media contacts. The result? Outstanding publicity in the media outlets that matter the most.

Expert Source Promotion

CSG receives frequent calls from various media outlets looking for experts on a variety of topics, including business, entertainment, healthcare, and much more, for interview. Our firm serves as the perfect pool of expert source guests in response to these inquiries. In addition, CSG is aggressive about outbound expert source placements when they relate to current events and topics of interest to specific trades. Our clients have appeared in print, radio and television as a result of this effective "matching".

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Crisis Communications

When the news your company has to share isn't good, CSG can help. Our staff of public relations professionals can help you respond proactively on a host of issues. CSG's experience with media inquiries and the public's need to know is invaluable to clients preparing to respond to tough questions. CSG will make sure that your information is delivered accurately and factually so negative outcomes are minimized. When emergencies arise, or the unexpected happens, CSG is prepared, and so are our clients.

Media Training

CSG's media training prepares clients to deliver messages effectively in response to questions from reporters in print, radio, or on screen. Our techniques teach clients how to deliver “must say” points, as well as turn negatives into positives. Our training also prepares client representatives to handle hostile interviews and overcome the numerous “surprises” that could arise during a media inquiry.