Schiller Communications
Media Relations & Press Releases  

 

 

Amy’s Run 5K
Press Release

The Amy’s Run 5K Press Release was written to announce a fundraising race. It was picked up multiple times by many newspapers.

 

 

Bolger Center
Press Release

The Bolger Center press release was the first in a series intended to improve the visibility of this hotel and conference center.

 

 

Bowie Town Center
Press Release

The Bowie Town Center press release was written to introduce the mall to the region. It focused on an industry trend that was new to the area.

 

 

Bowie Town Center
Media Advisory

The Bowie Town Center media advisory was distributed to Washington, D.C. area media to announce the opening activities of the mall. Numerous members of the media attended the activities.

 

 

Jacobs Gardner
Press Release

The Jacobs Gardner press release was written to announce new ownership of the company. The release was picked up by numerous local and industry publications, including one Internet industry publication within a couple of hours of its release.

 

 

Summit IT Services
Press Release

The Summit IT Services Press Release was written to announce the company’s name change. The release was picked up by the major local newspapers.

 

 

Bowie Town Center
Media Training

Schiller Communications conducted media training for the administrative staff of Bowie Town Center mall, including the mall manager, marketing director, security director, and maintenance director. The mall manager and marketing director conducted numerous interviews for the mall’s opening. This is a small sample of what the training included.

 

 

MedStar Health VNA
Media Training

Schiller Communications conducted media training for the director of community health programs and the Fight the Flu nurses. This is a small sample of what the training included.

 

 

The Washington Post
Front Page Story
How difficult is it to get a positive story about your company on the front page of The Washington Post? Lets just say the odds are not very good. This front page story in The Post was the result of establishing relationships with reporters, making an excellent pitch, and being responsive to the reporter's questions during the interviews (actually it was during the Redskins/Cowboys Monday night football game). The client was extremely pleased with the results, and the reporter was praised by his boss for his journalistic work.


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