WHAT WE DO
Communications/brand audit
Email and online surveys
Focus groups
Public opinion surveys
One-on-one interviews
Polling
Audience segmentation
Social media audits
Field research
Brand audit
Brand identity
Brand design
Brand messaging
Brand guidelines
Logo development
Graphic design
Video production & editing
Digital ads & content
Outdoor & out-of-home
Strategic planning
Media relations
Articles/press releases/newsletters
Conferences/speaking
Crisis management
Presentation training and coaching
Media training
Analyst relations
Talking points
Key messges
Strategy development
Research and planning
Media campaigns
Digital advertising
Negotiation and buying
Delivery post-analysis
Auditing and verification services
Sponsorship management
Social media strategy
Community management
Listening dashboards
Social media advertising
Email marketing
Influencer marketing
Website strategy & audits
UX/UI consultation
Website design & development
SEO strategy & implementation
AI optimization
Content strategy & copywriting
Analytics setup & reporting
Public involvement informs and engages the public about a particular topic, and applies their input to decision-making. It’s usually sponsored by a government agency with a policy issue that needs public input. It can be formal, like the NEPA environmental impact statement (EIS process), or informal, like a front porch conversation.
Penna Powers uses behavioral science early in the campaign planning process. As we’re planning a campaign, we learn all about the target audience and what they think and feel about the particular issue. Then, we select the model or theory that best fits the audience and the campaign topic.
To measure the success of a public awareness campaign, it’s best to establish your goals and objectives from the outset. Penna Powers determines measurable goals with our clients early in the process. That way, we can build tools for measurement and evaluation into campaign execution and report on its effectiveness both during and after the campaign.
Penna Powers’ public awareness campaigns have won many awards. Some of these campaigns are included in the work examples on our website. However, our point of view is that the real rewards of strong campaigns are effective, measurable results and great client relationships.