Case Study: Photographers for Animals

Paws PR launched a communications campaign for Photographers for Animals, a nonprofit that uses photography and film to bring attention to animal protection issues.

Social media accounts were established on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and we built an engaged and interactive audience of almost 4,000 fans combined in less than 5 months.

We strategically placed articles in targeted publications to lay a solid foundation of media coverage to the pet/animal media and local Baltimore media where the organization is based. All media placements were disseminated via social media, resulting in additional calls from media interested in covering the story. Additionally, the combined exposure in
traditional news media and social media resulted in over 120 photographers signing up to volunteer for the organization’s Photographers Registry database

Media Coverage Outlets for Photographers for Animals:

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Patricia Jones

Patricia Jones is the founder of PawsPR, the original pet PR agency and co-founder of PawsPR.TV.

A former NBC News producer and former Vice President at the ASPCA, Patricia brings decades of media, journalism, and animal advocacy experience to every segment she produces.

After years of watching pet brands struggle to break through an increasingly pay-to-play media landscape, Patricia and Kelly Diedring created Paws PR TV to give pet companies guaranteed access to broadcast television — without the uncertainty of traditional earned media pitching.

Her background in news production means every Paws PR TV segment is built the way journalists build stories: credible, compelling, and designed to earn viewer trust. Patricia works directly with host Kelly to develop each segment, ensuring brands are positioned for maximum impact on air and on social.

https://pawspr.tv
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