CASE STUDY

Media Relations and Public Affairs

  • Public Affairs & Government Relations
Case Study Public Affairs

A Top-Tier, Earned Print and Broadcast Media Relations Campaign

Overview & Strategy
In 2024–2025, Signal partnered with former Commerce Department and U.S. Trade Representative officials at a Washington, D.C. law firm to lead earned media and strategic messaging efforts. The goal: advance business development and reputation by positioning them as trusted experts on international trade—covering tariffs, export controls, supply chains, and trade policy. Signal secured high-impact print and broadcast opportunities, shaping narratives that elevated their visibility across national, Beltway, and conservative media.
WHAT WE DID
Pitching wins in top-tier print and broadcast media
Reporter and producer background memos
Messaging documents and media win recaps
Social media amplification toolkits
Analytics and strategy reports on media performance
RECOGNITION
Signal Tactics
Signal led a proactive media campaign across key international trade issues—leveraging news cycles, milestones, and strong reporter relationships to secure coverage in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, POLITICO, Axios, and Fox News. Simultaneously, our team built lasting connections with TV producers and bookers, earning recurring live appearances on CNN, CNBC, Fox News, Bloomberg TV, and BBC. Each opportunity was supported by tailored messaging and media prep, ensuring principals delivered the right narratives to key audiences. Signal also developed LinkedIn toolkits to amplify earned media and strengthen professional visibility.
Results

Hundreds of Top-Tier Media Wins

Throughout the campaign, Signal secured 100+ print and 25+ broadcast placements across leading outlets, with front-page features and primetime appearances on Squawk Box, Fox & Friends, CNN Newsroom, Meet the Press, and Balance of Power. Several interviews drew over 100,000 YouTube views and hundreds of thousands of live viewers. This visibility directly drove business growth—leading to new clients, speaking engagements, and high-profile invitations. Notably, recurring CNBC appearances prompted a major U.S. automaker to retain the principals for tariff guidance, sparking additional industry referrals.
25
Broadcast TV Hits
100
Print Hits
500,000
Total YouTube Views
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