Virtually all stakeholders, whether they be donors, customers, partners, policymakers, or volunteers, are inundated with information – messages from a plethora of sources, vying for their attention. This makes breaking through the clutter a challenge and accentuates the importance of cross-channel communications. In education, healthcare, animal health, and nonprofit public relations and communications today, it’s not enough to secure earned media coverage and hope your stakeholders see, hear, or read your news. You have to take control, and Rosica works strategically with its client-partners to repurpose and leverage PR content. We call it StrategySmart PRTM.
Informed by research, an in-depth Immersion Session, and any Positioning & Messaging work Rosica performs on behalf of its clients, our agency can develop a strategic and fully integrated marketing, PR, and communications plan, which includes:
- Objectives and strategic imperatives
- Target audience priorities
- Positioning & Messaging, according to stakeholder groups
- Recommended PR/Marketing/Comms. strategies and tactics, encompassing some or all the following activities:
- Thought leadership for your organization, its executives, and subject matter experts
- Earned media / Media relations
- Conference / tradeshow participation and marketing
- Stakeholder communications (frequency and recommendations for content themes)
- Digital marketing (SEO, AEO, online reputation management, paid social and search)
- Crisis communications preparedness
- ontent marketing and
- Social media strategy and execution
- Calls to action
- PR and thought leadership measurement
- Cause marketing
- Internal communications and employee relations
- KOL programs
PR assets, such as earned media placements, news releases, bylined articles, op-eds, videos, and white papers can be a content engine that supports SEO/online reputation management, content marketing/email marketing to stakeholders, thought leadership, influencer marketing, social media engagement, and public affairs/government relations. Here are just some examples of PR’s contribution to integrated marketing communications and how public relations content can be leveraged:

Karen Boykin-Towns,
Hank Asher,
Donald H. Bowers,
Ronald Chaluisán Batlle,
Mike Ferranti,
Maureen Wales,
Lieutenant Colonel Ricardo Fernandez,
Pat Johnston,