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The Hodges Partnership
We start by exploring your goals, whether it’s raising your company’s profile, making a splash with a new product or enhancing your expertise in front of your target customers. We do a lot of that – exploring, raising, splashing, enhancing – along with a whole lot of other smart tactics designed to get you noticed.
we are social. we are digital. we are PR.
Agency Profile
For more on how THP helps clients in Richmond, Virginia and beyond with public relations and social media, download our Agency Profile.
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The Gong Blog
Local Restaurants and Yelp: Are You Doing it Wrong?
Many restaurant owners have a love-hate relationship with sites like Yelp, which allow (encourage?) customers to air their grievances online, rather than asking servers to fix problems in the moment. Restaurant owners and managers are rightly frustrated by customers who don’t tell their server about their overdone steak and then...
THP at the 2012 Richmond Public Relations Awards
It’s always nice when you can add “award-winning” in front of words like ‘agency’ and ‘campaign.’ And last night at the Virginia Public Relations Awards, put on by PRSA Richmond, we were honored to be able to add some more award-winning work to our portfolio. Kudos to all of our...
Companies Up The Ante as Tech-Savvy Talent Shop for Jobs — Fox Business
More and more folks searching for jobs on their mobile devices according to new info out from our friends at Snagajob.
Throwing Down the Gauntlet, Big Idea Challenge StyleIt’s time to emphasize the CHALLENGE of the Big Idea Challenge. Our two teams at Hodges challenge you to out-wit us at this year’s Big Idea Challenge. We came in second last year and are determined to win it all this year. (Watch out, CarMax!) It’s great fun and great way to support...
On The Job Hunt: Five Ways Recent Grads Can Stand Out
As college graduations take place across the country, many eager applicants are searching for work. As someone who was in that position two years ago (in a new-to-me city with zero connections – might I add), I thought I’d pass along practices that helped me most when starting out my...