At Pomme, we’re a boutique agency specializing in PR, marketing activations and strategic partnerships. We’re proud to be PRSA’s 2024 & 2025 Small Agency of the Year, celebrating more than twelve years of producing bold, award-winning work for brands we believe in.
We move fast, think big and genuinely enjoy working together. Collaboration is at the heart of how we work. We believe the best ideas can come from anyone in the room, and we’re always willing to roll up our sleeves to bring them to life.
We’re looking for a bold new team member who thrives in an agency environment, is a fast learner and is ready to hit the ground running.
Team Pomme celebrated Ride Cincinnati’s 20th anniversary!
The day of cycling and celebration welcomed nearly 1,000 riders and included a variety of distance routes followed by a festival-like celebration. Pomme assisted with media relations, content generation and social media management.
Team Pomme was pleased to assist Concorde Restaurant with its grand opening rollout! The Madisonville-based restaurant features classic European fare in a setting inspired by la place de la concorde in Paris, France.
Pomme founder Allison Brinkman Schroeder recently spoke at the Ohio Restaurant Hospitality Alliance Community Dish. Topics included reputation management, marketing activations and storytelling for food, beverage and hospitality.
We talk a lot about the importance of partnerships in public relations, and for good reason. Co-branding is one of the most effective, but often overlooked ways to build a business, boost awareness and introduce a brand to new audiences. When done correctly, these cross-pollinations can be a thing of beauty- something that might surprise and delight customers and attract new fans.
That said, for a partnership to truly work, both parties must be excited, invested and the concept should be a win-win for all players in the game. Sometimes easier said than done, right?
If you’re wanting to engage in a partnership with another brand, non-profit or individual, there are 4 cardinal rules that you should know before jumping in. By following these guidelines you will be on the right track to a sustaining, mutually beneficial co-branding relationship.
While the event looks a little different this year, the mission is still critically important: raising life-saving funds for cancer research!
Ride Cincinnati has modified its entry requirements, eliminated fundraising commitments and opened participation to include any physical activity. Read more details about this year's virtual event and how you can get involved:
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a marketing professional who hasn’t felt the pinch from COVID-19 (the Coronavirus.) After all, our job is to bring people together.
With events and activities over the coming weeks canceled and a looming uncertainty of summer programs, we’re stuck in an unprecedented holding pattern. That said, all is not lost for a few good reasons.
Through these unprecedented challenges, we look to offer a glimmer of hope to marketers – and why your work is more important than ever.
Government officials have not minced words when it comes to the impact of COVID-19. Supply chain management, special events, retail and hospitality businesses are not immune to the impact of disruptions caused by this far-reaching public health concern.
Business leaders and communicators face the difficult challenge of deciding how and when to augment their normal course of business to account for a potential lack of supplies, staff reductions, production delays, etc. – and then- how to address it with team members and customers.
