Orca Communications
America's PR Firm for Inventors and Entrepreneurs®
Delivering excellence in public relations, social media and influencer marketing
Our hard-hitting, pitch-driven approach to PR combined with our collaborative team environment enables us to produce exceptional results for our clients
We help you identify and connect with influencers that reach your audience and authentically share your passion for your brand
Leverage your PR success on social media to increase your reach and brand engagement with support from our social media team.
By working natural synergies between our clients and those who cover them, we develop PR campaigns that compel the media into featuring our clients. We have the contacts and media know-how to put the story in the right hands, in the right way, at the right time!
Testimonials
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Honestly, it’s been pretty crazy. The People Magazine placement certainly drove a lot of sales of that product, but more importantly, it introduced a lot of first time shoppers to discover our brand and buy other things as well. We are running a big FB and IG campaign right now so we’ve been driving a lot of sales from those sources, but our direct search is up 70% and google search is up 144% and I suspect that most of that additional traffic is being driven by the People placement.
– Adam, SodaPup
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My last book did well, but not anything like AN UNEXPECTED GRACE, which thanks to the efforts of Orca, has now sold 140,000 copies—and that is pretty much phenomenal for a first novel. I am amazed by the success.
Blog
Reinventing Yourself: The Birdie’s Pimento Cheese Story
Inventors and entrepreneurs not only bring new ideas and products to life. They often reinvent themselves, letting go of previous careers to embark on exciting ventures that bring excitement and purpose to their lives and the world around them. These are some of their stories. Robin Allen, affectionately known as “Birdie,” successfully transitioned from a…
Print publishing will make a comeback as GenZ owns the slow media trend
A slow media trend is starting to form. In some cases, magazines that completely disappeared are relaunching in print.