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Calling the Best PR Agencies in India: The Profiling Project

Best PR Agencies in IndiaThe PR Agencies page is one of the most viewed pages on India PR Blog. The page lists major PR agencies in India.

Since the India PR Blog is read across the blogosphere, it can be a good platform for PR agencies to be seen by prospective clients and partners across India and abroad. Also, it is a good way to expose your agency to potential employees, young and experienced, who are just entering the PR industry.

Till now, we have been listing only the names of PR agencies. This doesn't provide much information to any reader. They are only sent to the respective PR agency websites.

However what if we include some basic information on the page itself in about 3 paragraphs. The information could include:

1. Your current clients
2. Your expertise areas
3. Branches across India
4. Key people
5. Awards won/ key projects handled.
6. Your agency logo
7. Contact information

All you need to do is send us the information to editor@indiaprblog.com. Like before, we are not charging any money for this.

But in the interest of fair play, this time we are going to ask you something in return.

We want you to get 25 of your employees subscribe to India PR Blog on the email. We will be checking the subscription signups and once we receive 25 signups from your domain email, like..xyz @ abcpublicrelationscompany.com, we will put up abcpublicrelationscompany's profile on top of the list that is present now on the PR Agencies page. The rest of the agencies listing will come in separate category below such profiles.

The number 25 is mandatory. Since there are hundreds of PR agencies in India, we want to make sure that those listed on the page are not the run-of-the mill types. If you see the PR agency listing on some other sites, chances are that you get to see a sticker maker company being listed as a PR agency. That is misleading to any reader. 25 emails is something that we take as a basic proof (though not fool proof) of good starting staff strength for a PR agency.

Disclaimer: India PR Blog reserves the right to refuse inclusion with good reason of any PR agency in the list.

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3 Responses to “Calling the Best PR Agencies in India: The Profiling Project”

  1. # Blogger A Proud Indian

    Interesting Blog  

  2. # Anonymous Anonymous

    There are good small ones with less than 25 people.  

  3. # Anonymous Anonymous

    25 Subscriptions as a proof from One PR firm, hmmm good going, keep it up !!!

    This is best for all - potential employees, an invitaton for more readers and more details about PR Firms. :)  

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