BondPRNet brings global reach to more PR firms

Posted June 5th, 2009 by admin
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London, 3 June 2009 BondPR, the specialist in multi-country PR campaigns, has announced today that it has launched BondPRNet (www.bondprnet.com), a managed international PR network that will enable PR firms of all sizes to offer comprehensive international reach in up to 80 countries. BondPRNet is free to members and leverages the offices and delivery partners that BondPR International has already established in 80 cities around the world.

As members of BondPRNet, PR firms can increase client revenues and save on the time and resources wasted in managing their own networks; those that may have owned offices or existing relationships in certain countries are able to extend their reach still further. Members can maintain their strong client relationship and focus on campaign strategy while using BondPRNet to implement across multiple markets. Multi-country campaigns are coordinated by an experienced BondPR campaign director to give one point of contact and added value expertise.

PR firms are asked to sign a simple agreement to access BondPRNet capability so enhancing their client offering and also earning income on business placed.

A premium package is also being offered to those firms that want to white label the international service to their clients and benefit from the marketing and support material available to enhance their pitch. The premium package enables PR firms to proactively promote an international capability as their own and significantly differentiate themselves from the competition.

Tom Burgess, Group CEO, BondPR said
“We have established an incredible team of PR professionals across the world who have worked for over 40 clients in 32 countries in the last 12 months. As most of our business has been from other PR firms, we decided to formalise the offering as BondPRNet. This means that other PR firms can gain the competitive advantage of a full international capability without the hassle and frustration on managing their own network and yet be assured of quality of service and control”

PR firms can benefit from this service now, though full online support is planned in September so member firms can access information and a range of materials to help them promote and win international business.