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Castle Fabrics Interior Décor Studio, one of the most unique Wholesale Soft Treatment Workrooms in the country, came to The Write Publicist for an in-depth 8-week consultation to focus on re-branding the business. The female-owned enterprise, with offices in the Mid-Atlantic region, needed to restructure in order to shine above thousands of workrooms across the country. That initial 8-week consultation was instrumental in helping the gregarious founder of the company re-define her service offering, and win a career-defining 6-figure contract. From Castle Fabrics Interior Décor Studio sprung 2 Chicks with Scissors®, a stand-alone entity with a brand of its own. Merging 2 Chicks with Scissors® with Castle Fabrics Interior Décor Studio, included overseeing artistic direction for the 2 Chicks with Scissors® logo, and penning the company slogan, "Customizing Your Home into a Castle ... One Stitch at a Time." Writing a new web site was also a task that had to be completed before presenting 2 Chicks with Scissors to the media.
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The Write Publicist's press archives demonstrate proven finesse at publicizing cosmetic and plastic surgery practices. In the press sample "A Master of Appearance Modification," a feature on plastic surgeon, Dr. Stephen Gordon, the writing was angled at the consumer to calm their fears about plastic surgery procedures. Cosmetic surgery practices need media messaging and content that introduces the surgeon behind the practice, and assures potential patients of the physician's mastery of technique.
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Highlighting the brothers behind Pye-Barker Welding Supply Co., during their company's 50th anniversary, brought the story of the family-owned enterprise to life. This portfolio sample showcases the personal service, hard work ethics and entrepreneurial spirit of a booming multi-generational business. Whether it’s a small or large business, The Write Publicist humanizes news features by capturing the personalities behind-the-scenes. The Write Publicist's forte is "giving a face" to companies — which draws consumer-interest. |
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| Placing celebrity and sports figures at community events, especially those that are nonprofit in nature, is a common call of The Write Publicist & Co. Monica Cabbler, a USA Track & Field athlete and 2008 Olympic Games candidate, has been placed as a spokesperson and fitness model by The Write Publicist & Co. | |
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| Award-winning artist Carol Christie had never received national press before contracting The Write Publicist & Co. Within weeks of launching a media blitz, the contemporary abstract expressionist landed an interview in Art Business News -- among the most respected art industry publications in the country. From that initial placement, Christie received notoriety that led to new gallery representation. | |
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| Representing basketball star Theo Ratliff, the NBA's lead shot blocker for the 2000-01 season, included "image building." The account was secured at a strategic time — when the athlete was traded from the Philadelphia 76'ers to the Atlanta Hawks. Depicting the 6'10" power-forward / center's steely inner resolve to use his role-model statue to help youth succeed was evident in the press kit produced for Ratliff. In partnering Ratliff with community activities, conceptualizing projects, and pursuing sponsorship initiatives, the missive rings clear in messages and images developed for Ratliff. All materials depicted the athlete's desire to uplift underprivileged children and facilitated a sportsmanship culture that develops mature and responsible adults. The Write Publicist conceived Ratliff's "Stay on the Ball Learn to Read Contest", a citywide essay contest that was endorsed by the Atlanta Public School System. In addition to securing participation of Atlanta Public Schools, The Write Publicist secured Washington Mutual Bank as a sponsor, as well as many children's book publishers, including Boyd's Mill Press, Cook Communications Ministries, and Harper Collins Publishers. | |
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A campaign that The Write Publicist coined as "Mr. CEO, Mans County That's the New Face of America" detailed the revolutionary strides of Chief Executive Officer, Vernon Jones [pictured right of President Bush], in his plight to brand Dekalb County as the number one destination in Georgia. "The New Face of America" aptly described the metropolitan Atlanta County that most closely resembled the archetype of the new face of America. During Jones' reign as CEO (2000-2008) Dekalb was one of the most racially and ethnically diverse metropolises in the United States with a multicultural population (then approaching 700,000) that was greater than the population of the entire state of Wyoming. The Write Publicist is a leader in defining "selling points" and "story angles" to lure national interest in corporate CEOs.
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| History-Making Perinatal Trio: Georgia-based Atlanta Perinatal Associates became a virtual media magnet, luring the coverage of Jet magazine and publications nationwide. The innovative five-location bilingual group specializes in high-risk maternal fetal medicine, utilizing a newly developed application of telemedicine services in the state of Georgia; technology, which can revolutionize global mortality, is utilized mainly in academic institutions for research, and made available to patients by few perinatal practices in the world. Within 12 weeks, The Write Publicist's pitch attracted the interest of CNN, Good Day Atlanta, WSB-TV, WAGA-TV, and over $1.5 million dollars worth of (national) media and print editorial value to Atlanta Perinatal Associates. | |
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| Publicizing Steve R. Allen's artwork for 4 Olympic Games: the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, the 2002 Salt Lake City Games, and the 2004 Athen's Olympic Games, developed Allen's branding as a sports artist. Handling corporate sponsorship for Allen's "Atlanta to Sydney 2000" Project (a painting presented as an Olympic gift to Sydney, Australia) reaped endorsement from corporations such as AFC Enterprises, as well as international media coverage. | |
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As a freelance writer, Regina Lynch-Hudson has interviewed everyone from former mayor Maynard Jackson to Georgia's Attorney General Thurbert Baker, and political leaders nationwide. A 1993 interview with the late Atlanta Mayor Maynard Holbrook Jackson (during his last term in office) resulted in heavy press, including a cover story. At one time Lynch-Hudson covered the political beat for the now-defunct Atlanta Business Quarterly, which consisted of interviewing state senators and government officials. An exclusive 1992 Question-and-Answer interview with famed comedian/civil rights leader Dick Gregory was published in the Atlanta Business Quarterly. |
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| Inventor Oliver Johnson's unveiling of proprietary water technology appeared in newspapers and magazines nationwide. Strategically published photos with government officials from America to Zambia (including then-First Lady Hillary Clinton) enhanced visibility of Johnson's water purification system. The master scientist's revolutionary water purification system, designed for the home, office, and small cities, was being used in Africa, Trinidad, and the Caribbean. The Write Publicist's press placement enhanced visibility of the inventor and his product in the U.S. | |
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| Attorney Thomas Sampson's $1.5 million win against Kaiser was publicized nationwide and increased his firm's visibility. The campaign process involved interviewing lawyers within the firm, and showing sensitivity in interviewing a plaintiff after loss of her fetus due to Kasier's physician's failure to provide timely and appropriate antenatal testing. Thomas, Kennedy, Sampson & Patterson is one of the most prominent law firms in Georgia -- specializing in personal injury, medical malpractice and wrongful death cases. | |
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