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Evolve Communications releases Startup’s Guide to Public Relations

Getting a public relations strategy in order to promote a new business might not be the first priority of many startups — or a priority, period, if you’re Mark Cuban — but Evolve Communications wants to change that. The Pikesville-based PR agency headed by Daniel Waldman, which handles media relations for startups and small businesses, just […]

At Evolve IP's Wayne campus. (Courtesy photo)

Getting a public relations strategy in order to promote a new business might not be the first priority of many startups — or a priority, period, if you’re Mark Cuban — but Evolve Communications wants to change that.
The Pikesville-based PR agency headed by Daniel Waldman, which handles media relations for startups and small businesses, just released its “Startup’s Guide to Public Relations,” an 11-page whitepaper outlining why startups should think about a PR strategy and what they can do if they don’t have the money yet to spend on a professional agency.

The guide lists several ways a new company can make use of PR:

  • When launching a product
  • To establish or grow a user base
  • To attract investment
  • To enter a new market, or earn attention for a new technology
  • To position the company for purchase
  • To announce a merger or acquisition

According to the Startup’s Guide, the chief reason a startup should use PR is when “it needs to prove itself—to users, to investors and to the marketplace.”
Download the Startup’s Guide to Public Relations.

Companies: Evolve Communications

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