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Ana and her team were absolutely amazing. They managed the PR for my two very different…read moreconcepts-one a 35 year old fine dining restauarant and the other a brand new cocktail bar. They dove into both concepts and fully understood and executed exactly what we needed. They treated the businesses as if they were their own and worked day in and day out to make sure that we got the PR and marketing that we needed to succeed. Eternally grateful to them!

Best PR firm in South Florida. Tadd Schwartz and company run the an amazing company of media…read moreprofessionals. They specialize in providing their clients with PR, media realtions, brand management and social media.

From the owner: Schwartz Media Strategies is a Miami-based communications firm driving multilingual public…read morerelations, marketing and social media campaigns for companies and organizations engaged in Florida and across the Americas. We are storytellers, brand creators, conversation starters and people connectors. Above it all, we are business builders.

Your business is in a slump. Your sales are lackluster. Your PR is the poop-shoot. What's a…read morebusiness to do? Give the fine folk at Nap Dog Media a holler. I've been using this social media expert to handle my freelance business clients and these guys are IT. Basically, this biz is a Miami-based media firm specializing in public relations, social media, media consulting and film/TV production. So if need help in any of the latter-mentioned realms of your business, give Nap Dog Media a whirl. This place isn't all bark an no bite.

From the owner: Napoleon Media was launched in April 2011 to provide digital marketing services to the Miami…read morebusiness community.

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We are a family owned and operated business going through the worst and most stressful experience…read moreof our lives. Recently we were raided, investigated and later indicted by the federal government. We called BoardroomPR for assistance in crisis PR. One of the leaders in the company, Don Silver, consulted with us. He assured us that he would do everything to help us through this. He made us feel safe, and after looking at 4 other companies, we went with BoardroomPR and paid them $5000--a ton of money for our small business. The day of the indictment, Don constructed a 1-paragraph response to the charges brought by the US State's Attorney. We posted this on our Facebook page. Our name was dragged through the press and there was no response or help from from BoardroomPR; no one followed up beyond the one paragraph response. Below is a list of items Don Silver promised us. Other than a portion of #7, we have received none of these services. Once the indictment happened and we realized we would not be getting the services promised, we asked for our money back minus the time it took to write the paragraph for our Facebook page. Don Silver refused and said that we are not his client, that our attorney is the client. In my business, I do everything I can to make things right for those who feel they did not receive adequate services. In fact, we have refunded thousands of dollars to our customers because of this indictment. Unfortunately, BoardroomPR promised us the services below, took our money, failed to deliver on their promises, and then refused to refund our money. BoardroomPR represents large law firms. Perhaps we were treated this way because we are a small business and not a large firm. If you are a small business looking for help during a scary and debilitating time, I would not recommend BoardroomPR. 1. Meet with legal counsel and the client to learn as much about the allegations as possible, and at the same time, get schooled on the legal strategy and potential weak points of the U.S. Attorney's office. 2. Try to understand the sequence of expected events and processes. 3. Learn about common practices of the competition and see what makes NavaED different. 4. Write a backgrounder on the company, including key milestones and bios on founders. 5. Create a local and national (trade journals) media list. 6. Research NavaED's prior media coverage. 7. Write sample statement(s) and posts for customers, industry, legal publications, local and national. 8. Be prepared to jump if and when anything reaches the courts, news or social media. 9. In instances of criminal charges, we and counsel never allow them to speak with the media. 10. Approved statements are different.She also showed an interest in producing a YouTube video as a video statement, which would be approved by counsel. Legal Counsel may or may not actually speak with the media.

From the owner: We are a full service Public Relations & Marketing Firm. We craft public relations campaigns that…read morebridge new and traditional media to generate newspaper, magazine, trade journal, radio, television coverage and online media through our customized game plans designed to accomplish client objectives. Our services include Crisis Communications, Online Reputation Management (ORM), Media Training, Website Development, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM), Branding & Advertising, Video Production, Corporate & Financial Communications, Public & Legislative Affairs, Community Relations, Industry Outreach, and Social Media Management.