“Trainer Communications has played a critical role in establishing a new category of software and putting Oblix on the map. Their first-hand experience with Silicon Valley software start-ups and their consistent, results-oriented style has helped our company reach important milestones that many start-ups simply never achieve. Our outstanding coverage in the industry press, as well as coverage in the majority of regional and national business publications demonstrates our PR success. We made an excellent choice in partnering with Trainer Communications.”
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Vice President of Marketing, Oblix
Today’s consumers play a major role in influencing the success of many companies – whether tech or non-tech products, or online or offline services. Requiring a different mindset from a B2B play, consumers and consumer-facing press are bombarded with thousands of pieces of information daily.
How can your company stand out amidst such communications chaos where thousands of companies are clamoring for attention? Not only does Trainer Communications understand this rapidly evolving consumer-empowered landscape, we also recognize “the power of the click” and how advertising dollars drive every decision -- whether strictly business or editorial. Our PR “intellectual property” allows us to cut through the clutter to make that all-important connection that sticks.
Trainer’s team has deep experience connecting with consumer audiences in many corporate, marketing and branding communications programs for household names including Apple, IBM, Pfizer and Toshiba, as well as for emerging Web 2.0 and medical device companies, hospitals, the YMCA, and Jewish Community Centers.
Trainer’s consumer-reaching clients benefit from our knowledge, our connections with the right press, analysts, bloggers, and associations, and with our business connections both large and small. Most of all, they benefit from our customized, creative approach geared to influence the influencers – the consumer audience.
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