Throw out everything you thought you knew about PR
At Story Imprinting, we’re a team of storytellers and media pros who are turning the idea of traditional PR on its head.
Sure, we offer a complete suite of PR services (think media outreach, media training, pitching positive stories, crisis comms and guidance, copywriting, and social and digital media) to a client roster that includes large tech companies, industry trade associations, nonprofits, law firms, and more. We’ve media trained CEOs, scientists, cops, Nobel laureates, school district superintendents, and everyone in between.
We’re different in a critical way: we are grounded at the intersection of storytelling and business. Your PR plan is nothing if your whole team — from the C-suite to the newest, freshest hire — understands your story and how to tell it.
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Public Relations
We offer a complete suite of PR services (think media training, pitching and promoting positive stories, crisis communications and guidance, copywriting, and social media) to a client roster that includes large corporations, industry trade associations, nonprofits, law firms, and more. We’re seasoned at helping companies weather internal change and external conflict, and years spent on deadline in journalism, law, and business trained us to think fast on our feet and tell concise stories that move people.
“ As an early stage technology company trying to attract top tier talent after a recent fundraise, Holly deftly incorporated the vision and passion of our founding team into a series of effective communications. The majority of our inbound candidates reference at least one of these communications as a reason for their interest in our company. ”
- Jordan Tuttle, Chief Commercial Officer, Apella
Media Training
We are in a time unlike any other. Everywhere we turn, we are pummeled with information in a media marketplace that’s increasingly crowded.
From TikTok and Instagram to traditional print outlets, radio, and 24-hour news channels, we now have access to more stories than ever before. For the uninitiated, navigating media can be complicated and nerve-wracking — but it doesn’t have to be.
Our media training is designed to demystify the process of crafting media pitches and landing and executing media interviews with finesse, elegance, and authenticity.
Led by former print journalist, lawyer, and communications pro Holly Amaya, our media training starts by teaching you the rules of engagement for interacting with journalists of all kinds. Our mantra? Authenticity wins. We’ll talk about how to create effective media pitches that snag reporters’ attention, and we’ll give you practical tools to elevate yourself as an expert journalists know they can call on for comment when news breaks.
These days, everyone’s a content creator. And that means you’ve got to be ready.
Crisis Communication & Litigation Support
Navigating crisis is as much about public perception as what is happening in real time. We understand both arenas well, and our crisis plan will include strategies to address both internal and external messaging. We can’t stress this enough: if you aren’t controlling the narrative, others will. And the longer you wait to begin crafting those messages and crafting the narrative, the greater the opportunity for counter-organic stories to spread to your detriment. As an attorney, journalist, and seasoned PR pro, Holly understands that different audiences demand different messaging – and she brings a wealth of legal experience, strategic planning, and a whole lot of news judgment to our crisis and litigation support clients.
” Story Imprinting has been an integral part of our marketing and PR from the beginning. Their ability to elevate and refine our messaging continues to put us in a position for ongoing growth and success. Moreover, their relationships and access to media channels allows us to have an omnipresence that is unparalleled. “
- James Chung, Founder and CEO, The Econic Company
About
Holly Amaya leads Story Imprinting Media and is a storyteller, attorney and media pro who’s turning the idea of traditional PR and corporate storytelling on its head. She’s been telling stories professionally since she snagged my first newspaper column in the Evansville (Ind.) Courier & Press at age 11. (Yep, you read that right.)
She’s well versed in a complete suite of PR services (think media outreach, media training, pitching positive stories, crisis comms and guidance, copywriting, and social and digital media) to a client roster that includes large tech companies, retailers, industry trade associations, nonprofits, law firms, and more. She has media trained CEOs, scientists, cops, Nobel laureates, school district superintendents, and everyone in between.
Before Holly went into PR, she was a litigator and the general counsel for a large national service provider, where she oversaw complex litigation, negotiated major contracts with some of the world’s largest and most well-known retailers, and served as legal liaison to the company’s private equity owner and board of directors. And before that, she was a journalist at one of the country’s largest daily metro papers, where she learned what makes a compelling story — and how to tell a great one on deadline so people pay attention.
She’s well versed in a complete suite of PR services (think media outreach, media training, pitching positive stories, crisis comms and guidance, copywriting, and social and digital media) to a client roster that includes large tech companies, retailers, industry trade associations, nonprofits, law firms, and more. She has media trained CEOs, scientists, cops, Nobel laureates, school district superintendents, and everyone in between.
Before Holly went into PR, she was a litigator and the general counsel for a large national service provider, where she oversaw complex litigation, negotiated major contracts with some of the world’s largest and most well-known retailers, and served as legal liaison to the company’s private equity owner and board of directors. And before that, she was a journalist at one of the country’s largest daily metro papers, where she learned what makes a compelling story — and how to tell a great one on deadline so people pay attention.