What we do

Public relations is an indispensable component of your overall marketing communications strategy. PR is the art and science of getting ink, airtime, facetime, web hits and favorable word of mouth. While each project is unique, the principles of effective public relations are the same – whether you’re a business or non-profit, whether it’s a one-time event or a sustained campaign. Our clients get results because Brynn Bagot Public Relations knows what to do, how to do it and when.

Capabilities

Strategic Communications

Media relations campaigns

Public relations campaigns

Event publicity

Public relations consulting

Product and service publicity

Corporate image/branding campaigns

Entertainment marketing

Social Media

Media training and image consulting

Sports marketing

Special Events

Creative concepts and invitations

Media relations and on-site coordination

Event planning and publicity

Vendor coordination

Promotions

Galas and fund-raising events

Announcement/kick-off events

Luncheons

Grand opening events

Event tie-ins

Book signings

New product launches

News conferences

Collateral Resources

Advertising

Brochures, mailers and catalogs

Graphic design including logos

Media kits

Newsletters

Social Media

Account setup, optimization, and daily management

Social media strategy and content calendars

Pull analytics reports for clients

Create social media graphics and campaigns

Case Studies

Featured

Matthews Global Rebrand

Matthews, formerly known as Matthews Southwest, has been a leading name in real estate development for 30 years. Matthews had a diverse portfolio spanning mixed-use developments, hospitality, residential, and commercial projects across the Southwest, West, EMEA (Middle East), Tribal, and Hospitality divisions. Matthews sought to rebrand to unify its identity across the United States, Canada, and the Middle East.

Tory Burch

After being hailed by Oprah as “the next big thing in fashion,” and after successfully launching her line in high-end department stores and opening her first three stores in New York, Los Angeles and Atlanta, Tory Burch swept into Dallas in spring 2006 with a store in Highland Park Village. She retained Brynn Bagot Public Relations to handle public relations, media relations and her grand opening splash.

Nest Dallas

In 2005, entrepreneurs Heather and Scott Alexander became owners of Nest, a unique gifts and home accessories boutique that had been in Dallas for nearly a decade and recently relocated to University Park. Heather and Scott felt the original concept of the store was right and the foundation was set, but the store needed evaluation and tailoring to the new location’s demographic. Nearly seven years later, Nest is a top home décor destination that recently moved to Dallas’ McKinney Avenue and is situated among top retail stores including Design Within Reach, Forty Five Ten and Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.

Three Architecture

From its founding in 1983, three architecture had established itself as one of the premier boutique architecture design firms in the hospitality and senior living industries. Three projects consistently rank at the top of Conde Nast Traveler’s Top 100 Hotels and Travel+Leisure’s World’s Best Hotels.

Cavalia

The U.S. premier of Cavalia, a thrilling equestrian spectacle created by Cirque de Soleil co-founder Normand Latourelle, was in Dallas in March 2006. Featuring 44 magnificent quarter horses and 34 acrobats, aerialists and riders performing on a 160-foot wide stage, the multimedia performance also included projections, special effects and live music, under North America’s largest touring tent – 26,264-square feet and rising nearly 10 stories high.