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Spry PR

A Richmond public relations and communications agency working with brands in Virginia and nationally.

https://sprypr.co

Contact ✓

Industries ✓

Spry PR focuses on manufacturing, construction, technology, software as a service, retail and e-commerce. It also documents a U.S. media campaign for a client in international trade consulting.

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Expertise ✓

Earned mediaConsumerB2BCorporateCrisisPublic affairsInvestorCreatorsSocialEvents
Agency Network average

Spry PR provides media relations, thought leadership and reputation management. Its services also cover AI search visibility, corporate communications and event management.

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.

Scores and sources
ExpertiseAgencyNetwork average
Earned media3
Source 1 · Source 2		 1.4 (315 scored)
Consumer campaignsInsufficient evidence 1.9 (81 scored)
B2B communications2
Source 1		 1.8 (47 scored)
Corporate reputation2
Source 1		 1.4 (120 scored)
Crisis and issues1
Source 1		 1.1 (153 scored)
Public affairsInsufficient evidence 1.2 (51 scored)
Investor relationsInsufficient evidence 1.6 (12 scored)
Influencer and creator relationsInsufficient evidence 1.5 (95 scored)
Social and content2
Source 1		 1.3 (206 scored)
Events and experiences2
Source 1		 1.5 (167 scored)

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Listed clients ✓

Spry PR handled U.S. media outreach for Peacock Tariff Consulting and supported employee communications for Armstrong World Industries. Mapp and Boston SoftDesign also describe working with Spry on PR strategy and communications.

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Publications ✓

Spry PR’s Peacock Tariff Consulting case reports coverage in CNN, Bloomberg, Forbes, The Washington Post, Al Jazeera and Law360 during its U.S. market campaign.

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