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It is certainly not the traditional approach for an advertising agency to launch its own PR campaign. We believe and have witnessed that in this economic environment companies are not sure whether to shy away from advertising or continue doing what they're doing. Others simply don’t know what to do to promote their business differently. |
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Kreisler’s Angels are putting the cuffs on bad marketing ideas, according to Julie Kreisler, lead angel and president and founder of Long Beach advertising firm The Kreisler Group. Ably assisting Kreisler on her firm’s team of angels are Rachel Stocking,
media buyer, account services and Leslie Perryman, media assistant.
The trio also created marketing collateral supporting the campaign’s
Charlie’s Angels theme.
“Don’t get me wrong. We do take our client’s work very seriously,” said Kreisler. “But we also realize the importance of keeping things fun as a way to unlock our creativity and produce excellent results for our clients.” Kreisler’s Angels are currently taking on new cases. Bad marketers beware. For more information about the Kreisler Group call 562 472-2787 or go to
http://www.kreislermediagroup.com Press contact:
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The Kreisler's Angels campaign has received mention in the following media:
| SUCCESS FOR WOMEN | |
| New Year, New Approach: December 17, 2008 | |
| PRESS TELEGRAM | |
| The Kreisler Group uses TV image to persuade clients to position themselves for better times: November 19, 2008 | |
| LONG BEACH BUSINESS JOURNAL | |
| Story and Photo, October 14, 2008 | |
| LOS ANGELES BUSINESS JOURNAL | |
| Items in Ad Columnist Joel Russell's column October 6, 2008 & October 13, 2008 | |
| DOWNTOWN GAZETTE | |
| Item in Editor Kurt Helin's Business Buzz column October 2, 2008 |