RE: [uk-netmarketing] RE: banner ads v PR

[liz.williams]

Sally


It seems to me you haven't chosen your PR agencies very wisely. It's  in the

agency's benefit to maximise column inches - so gaining coverage off the

back of an ad campaign is surely a no-brainer? Equally, why would it be in

anyone's interest to hinder an online initiative when, once again, this

carries opportunities for both online and offline PR. Maybe you should try

sussing out a better agency next time rather than tarring everyone with the

same, rather naive, brush.


Liz



Liz Williams

Senior Online Manager

POWonline

t: (020) 7471 6871

e:

liz [dot] williamsmaclaurin [dot] com

http://www.maclaurin.com



-----Original Message-----

From: s krumholz [

salinkaearthlink [dot] net (mailto:salinkaearthlink [dot] net)

]

Sent: 02 February 2001 19:30

To: uk-netmarketing from chinwag

Subject: [uk-netmarketing] RE: banner ads v PR



i totally disagree that creatives & account handlers cannot work together. 


and to your point, i've never met a PR agency that tries to work with the

agency

or doesn't muck up an online initiative by not following on their end of

the pitch.


and maybe i am a dreamer. if so, i stand accussed. 


s


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