Strategic communications planning: It all starts with an integrated plan that articulates key messages, identifies target audiences and lays out creative actions. LFA PR gets in on the ground floor to develop a comprehensive plan of action, from employee messaging to media to marketing to events to grassroots community outreach.
Media outreach: Whether it's broadcast, print, blogs or ethnic/community press, LFA PR specializes in using media to talk to all the right audiences.
Social networking: Building from personal and professional expertise, LFA PR can create (or expand) a social media presence that helps start conversations, builds relationships and doesn't waste time, energy or money.
Community outreach: Sometimes the biggest impact comes from cultivating relationships and spreading the word at the grassroots level. LFA PR can develop a thoughtful and effective strategy.
Communications and media training: LFA PR can customize training to get everyone singing from the same song sheet, from employees to board members to senior leadership. And, we make camera-ready even the most reluctant spokesperson to ensure that your message gets delivered.
Marketing materials: LFA PR makes those 'key messages' real by creating brochures, web content, fact sheets and other materials that your audiences will actually read and use.
About Me
- LFA
- Since her days as a high school radio jock, party planner and journalist, Lehia Franklin Acox has been using public relations and marketing strategies to connect people, ideas and organizations. In her day job as owner of LFA PR, she helps corporate, small business and non-profit organizations build their brands and connect with diverse audiences. Lehia's other interests include building Peepchicago.com, her Chicagocentric blog; (slowly) completing half and full marathons; and dancing whenever and wherever she can. Lehia earned a master’s of science in integrated marketing communications from Roosevelt University in Chicago as well as a bachelor’s of arts in history from the University of Notre Dame. She lives with her family in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood. Oh, and Lehia recently became a one-day, faintly recognizable, regional mini celebrity, having appeared on the cover of the March 18, 2009 edition of the Chicago Tribune's RedEye newspaper for an article about natural hairstyles.
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