Public Relations Services in Calgary and Across Canada
We have managed several other public relations efforts tallying many newspaper, TV, radio, and magazine articles for our clients. We also offer reputation management services to a select clientele.
One-time Press Release
Only
$
350
- A 30 minute phone call to learn your story
- Press release drafted
- Change requests completed
- Final approval
- Press release sent to nearly 200 news outlets including Google News, Canada Newswire, Yahoo, Bing, AP News, CBS, Fox News, ABC, NBC, and many more.
Only Need a Press Release?
- Get found on Google News, AP News, and over 100 NBC, FOX, ABC & CBS affiliate sites
- Focus on Canada or the US and by industry sector
- Get distributed in news databases and news wires
- Connect with journalists and media influencers
- Gain visibility in search engines & SEO advantages
- Budget-friendly, affordable options
- No subscription! – purchase only what you need
Need a More Engaged Public Relations Service? Check Out Our Past Engagements
Centurydowns Racetrack & Casino
Over an 18-month period, we managed the entire public relations efforts from the ceremonial ground breaking up to and including the first days of races. Borger Group of Companies’ “Women in the Workplace”
Our Q Haute Cuisine campaign that saw the restaurant ranked #1 across Canada in client ratings
Oil Ministry of Kazakhstan’s 2017 World Petroleum Congress Bid
Canadian Pump and Compressor
Andrea Kladar’s “100 For 100”
“As a business owner you have these choices, do it yourself and never know better, hire a big marketing firm that will eat your whole operations budget, hire someone who calls themselves a “marketer” and delivers anything but quality marketing, or hire David Howse and get a service that no marketing company can give at a price that is truly an investment in your own future. It’s simple, just call David.”
– Andrea Kladar, Private Client Adviser, Private Client Group at Fisher Investments
Crisis Management
Before Matterhorn: A Calgary nightclub was faced with a PR crisis – someone was murdered in the club. The club had done everything it could to ensure the safety of its patrons but the situation was now out of control. The club owner handled the media to the best of his abilities; he and his staff cooperated with the police but no one had thought about a media plan.
On the TV news that night and for the whole next day the story was about the murder. One station’s reporter spoke of the murder and how two suspects were in police custody. Unfortunately, simultaneous to the mentioning of the two suspects in custody, the TV network cut in a shot of the club manager and an employee in the back of a police car giving their statements. Calgary viewers were left to think that the murderers were the club’s staff.
With Matterhorn: Turn the clock ahead a few years and David Howse of Matterhorn PR was representing that same club when a stabbing occurred. A flurry of media calls occurred which David handled. He briefed the media, advised the club’s management of the game plan, gave a media tour of the club’s security features, and handled some tough on-camera questioning.
The result on the evening news was a story about how best to help the Calgary police solve this crime. The club itself was spared much embarrassment and bad publicity.
Where do our press releases go?
Below is a partial report of our press release distribution. There are a few of the 100s of news outlets that published a press release we wrote for one of our clients