Lynda Friesz Public Relations, Inc. specializes in developing promotional partnerships and media sponsorships. Many of our clients are government and non-profit agencies. We do everything we can to ensure that our clients get the most for their money. Click on the links below to view three samples of our advertising work. We have included two television spots and one newspaper ad.
Operation Night Vision
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Health and Welfare - Breast Cancer Awareness
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My Personal Chef Newspaper Ad 2001 The Communicator Award of Distinction
Good design doesn't just happen. It is the result of collaborative synergy between our client and us - synergy that grows over time, but even more importantly we understand that design is not a stand-alone effort. It must fit your overall strategy. At Lynda Friesz Public Relations, Inc., we work closely with the client throughout all stages of the design process, ensuring that the best possible outcome is achieved. The links below include three examples of our graphic/website design experience. There are two web sites and an award-winning Smiths Ferry to Round Valley Brochure.
Smiths Ferry to Round Valley Newsletter (front) 2000 The Communicator Award of Distinction
Public relations encompasses a variety of activities that strengthen credibility, enhance image and develop relationships. This is our area of expertise. It is impossible to show all our capabilities in three examples, so we decided to show results. We have included two TV news clips and the press releases that initiated the coverage. Also, while your visiting the "Big" Jack website, be sure to checkout the electronic pressroom.
Papa Murphy's Pizza - Media Event
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My Personal Chef News coverage
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LFPR, Inc.'s proficiency is in qualitative public opinion research. We employ a variety of informal and formal research methods to help define public opinion. Informal research methods include: focus groups, work sessions, interviews, face-to-face communication, observation, informational meetings, record keeping, special committees and brainstorming. Formal research methods include: library, internet and data bank resources, content analysis and survey research.
LFPR, Inc. is also qualified to conduct simple quantitative public opinion research using survey instruments and analysis methods of frequency. However, if the research requires more complex techniques, such as multivariate analysis, we outsource to experts in that field.
My Personal Chef Focus Group Report
LFPR, Inc.'s president spent the first thirteen years of her career coordinating public relations and marketing for special events. This included coordinating press parties and client hospitality. She has coordinated activities at almost every major event in the country including: the Kentucky Derby Festival, the National Finals Rodeo, The Cherry Blossom Festival, the Philip Morris Invitational, etc. On the local level, we have coordinated open houses for Trebar Kenworth Sales and Boise Trucks. We are currently handling the event marketing for Horse Affairs.
Trebar Kenworth Open House Invitation 2000 The Communicator Award of Distinction
Horse Affairs, NFR Program Ad 2001 The Communicator Award of Distinction