About Power PR
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Founder of Power PR
The founder of Power PR, John W. Elliott, seldom went with the flow. Over twenty-seven years, he led this product publicity firm into a new realm of public relations with the creation of a category of public relations called Performance-Based Publicity. This category drives word-of-mouth results.
John W. Elliott is not your typical PR man, mild-mannered and soft-spoken, yet the architect of one of the most significant methodological changes to affect the public relations industry in years. Namely, guaranteed published stories, month-to-month contracts, razor-sharp marketing strategy capabilities, and an unusual performance/statistics-driven account management team setup. Power PR’s manufacturing and technology clients love it, getting more bang for their “PR buck” ever.
“Performance-Based Publicity can bring a company from non-existence into national prominence in a matter of days. Educating prospects about a complex product at a fraction of the cost of display advertising can establish credibility for a company and its products like no other marketing tool.Results like a potential customer walking into a meeting with a trade magazine open to a feature article saying this is why we contacted you. This is why we are here; it is not uncommon. When using Performance-Based Publicity, one client had 600% sales growth in two years. We guarantee a client five stories a month… we have no problem meeting that quota. Clients see real benefits to our Performance-Based Publicity over traditional ‘unsecured’ PR.”
In the development of Performance-Based Publicity, Power PR has stripped public relations activity to its bare bones and rebuilt it based on the fundamentals of sound product marketing techniques, including classic market research, competitive analysis, and strategic positioning. This allows the firm to provide superb strategic marketing capability for its clients and to develop stories with a high level of acceptance by both the client’s targeted audiences and publication editors.
Jeff Elliott, President of Power PR
In 1992, John W. Elliott’s son, Jeff Elliott, joined him at his request. While at Power PR, he used his writing skills to prepare over a thousand press releases covering a broad spectrum of subjects. He also proved himself a successful Media Relations Specialist with thousands of published articles. Shortly after that, Jeff pioneered a new Account Manager program where he successfully managed multiple clients. In 1997, Jeff was awarded part-ownership in the company. Shortly after, he was promoted to President and successfully oversees service delivery. He has been instrumental in taking Mr. Elliott’s vision and bringing it to reality while maintaining its high standard of excellence.
Jeff engineered quite a different way to work with editors and publications, communicating with and interesting them directly in the story being presented, one-on-one. This, by the way, is entirely different from the traditional shotgun method, which is comparatively less effective, but used by PR firms consistently. In doing so, editors are more willing to facilitate the story into the publication’s editorial format. Consequently, the stories are more comprehensive and better positioned for that audience. His son focused on feature articles telling the story of our clients while educating their prospects. We found that our ability first to decipher the technical nuances of our clients and come up to speed quickly while combining our journalistic experience with the satisfaction of the editor’s needs gave us an unparalleled ability to write multi-page feature articles and get the published consistently for our clients.
Dedication at Power PR
Power PR’s Performance-Based Publicity mandates an unprecedented project management team; each member is fully accountable for the success of the client’s account. This team encompasses the hands-on marketing, media, creative, and account management personnel and senior-level account supervisors, who use daily production targeting and statistical management to maintain optimum production for their clients. It also ensures that clients receive continual communication on their projects. Although Power PR takes a leading role in developing the PR strategies for their clients, a necessary component of Performance-Based Publicity is to maintain a high level of input from their clients and be available whenever necessary.
Every aspect of our program is engineered to generate results for our clients. We have continued to scour the industry for other elements that could be added to improve our clients’ results along the way. In the last two years, we have added a direct lead generation program that uses the same successful pieces of our article programs and implements them uniquely, which drives additional leads for our clients.
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Management Team
Jeff Elliott
Jeff Elliott graduated from Loyola Marymount University in 1992, receiving a degree in Communications. In 1995 he joined the Power PR team at his father’s request and founder of Power PR, John W. Elliott. While at Power PR, he used his writing skills to prepare over 100 press releases covering a broad spectrum of subjects. He also proved himself a successful Media Relations Specialist with over 200 published articles to his credit. Shortly after, Jeff pioneered a new Account Manager program, successfully managing multiple accounts, including many of Power PR’s longest-running clients.
In 1997, Jeff was awarded part-ownership in the company. Shortly thereafter, he was promoted to Chief of Operations, overseeing the entire service delivery division. Today, Jeff has also assumed the responsibility of company-wide quality control and is President of Power PR. In this role, he has been instrumental in establishing the current company organization and in maintaining its high standard of excellence.
Heather Metcalfe
Heather Metcalfe was raised in the PR industry. She first appeared at age two in the Honolulu Advertiser with her mother and brothers, who were visiting the local library because their father had thrown out the television in favor of book-based education. As the child of a father with a talent for getting articles published, Heather is well-schooled in the art of Public Relations. She began working after school and summers at Power Marketing (Power PR’s former incarnation) in 1992 and was determined to learn the PR business. In January 1995, Heather became a partner and was assigned increasingly responsible positions as the company expanded, including Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. She also assists in the sales and marketing department. Heather has worn every hat in the organization at one time or another, and she is determined to work wherever needed to help the company grow.
About Management
Jeff Elliott graduated from Loyola Marymount University in 1992, receiving a degree in Communications. In 1995 he joined the Power PR team at his father’s request and founder of Power PR, John W. Elliott. While at Power PR, he used his writing skills to prepare over 100 press releases covering a broad spectrum of subjects. He also proved himself a successful Media Relations Specialist with over 200 published articles to his credit. Shortly after, Jeff pioneered a new Account Manager program, successfully managing multiple accounts, including many of Power PR’s longest-running clients.
In 1997, Jeff was awarded part-ownership in the company. Shortly thereafter, he was promoted to Chief of Operations, overseeing the entire service delivery division. Today, Jeff has also assumed the responsibility of company-wide quality control and is President of Power PR. In this role, he has been instrumental in establishing the current company organization and in maintaining its high standard of excellence.
Heather Metcalfe was raised in the PR industry. She first appeared at age two in the Honolulu Advertiser with her mother and brothers, who were visiting the local library because their father had thrown out the television in favor of book-based education. As the child of a father with a talent for getting articles published, Heather is well-schooled in the art of Public Relations. She began working after school and summers at Power Marketing (Power PR’s former incarnation) in 1992 and was determined to learn the PR business. In January 1995, Heather became a partner and was assigned increasingly responsible positions as the company expanded, including Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. She also assists in the sales and marketing department. Heather has worn every hat in the organization at one time or another, and she is determined to work wherever needed to help the company grow.
