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5W Public Relations

Public relations agency offering earned media, corporate communications and crisis response.

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Industries ✓

5W’s published client roster spans retail, beauty, food and beverage, travel and hospitality, technology, financial services and nonprofits. It lists Fairmont Tazi Palace Tangier in travel and hospitality and ADCOLOR in entertainment and nonprofit work. In its Amazon Prime Day case study, 5W describes pitching deals to shopping editors and coordinating outreach as offers went live.

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Expertise

Earned mediaConsumerB2BCorporateCrisisPublic affairsInvestorCreatorsSocialEvents
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Scores describe documented focus. 1 means clearly offered service, 2 means documented client work, 3 means stated specialty with at least two distinct documented examples. The average uses all available scores on each axis. Dotted lines pass through the center where scores are missing.

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ExpertiseAgencyNetwork average
Earned media2
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1.3 (246 scored)
Consumer campaigns2
Source 1
2.0 (35 scored)
B2B communicationsInsufficient evidence 1.6 (19 scored)
Corporate reputation1
Source 1
1.3 (66 scored)
Crisis and issues1
Source 1
1.1 (110 scored)
Public affairsInsufficient evidence 1.2 (35 scored)
Investor relationsInsufficient evidence 1.8 (4 scored)
Influencer and creator relations1
Source 1
1.5 (57 scored)
Social and content1
Source 1
1.2 (138 scored)
Events and experiences2
Source 1
1.4 (99 scored)

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Listed clients

5W’s published client roster includes creative-industry organisation ADCOLOR, job search platform Adzuna and spirits brand 1800 Tequila. Its ADCOLOR case study describes media outreach and coordination of on-site and red-carpet operations for the annual awards and conference.

Publications ✓

5W reports earning Prime Day shopping coverage in Architectural Digest, CNET and People through early outreach to commerce editors. Its Stand Up For Heroes campaign drew coverage in Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair and USA Today around the veterans’ benefit.

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