Raleigh Bicycles tapped Verde PR & Consulting as its agency of
record for North American brand communications and social media support.
The new partnership will assist in growing Raleigh’s brand and product
line awareness in both the endemic and broad markets.
“Raleigh heads into 2013 with great momentum in both the core and
broader cycling markets,” said Chris Speyer, Executive Vice President of
Product and Marketing at Raleigh America, Inc. “Our retail partners are
demanding a new level of support for brand awareness and visibility to
help drive sell through via our independent bicycle dealer network. I
think we have a unique brand message, and Verde can help us tell that
story in an effective and exciting way. Verde is the perfect partner to
help support Raleigh’s growth in North America going forward.”
Verde
will employ traditional and digital public relations strategies and
campaigns for Raleigh. The Verde team will work closely with Raleigh’s
marketing directors to communicate category leading product collections,
as well as business initiatives through a highly integrated strategy.
Based
in Kent, Wash., Raleigh is a mainstay leader in the bike industry and
is well positioned to jump to the next level of success. For more than a
century, the Raleigh brand has been synonymous with quality, innovation
and fun. The well-respected brand exudes a storied legacy and pride
through its products and people. From their utilitarian steel steeds to
performance road bikes and workhorse cyclocross and mountain bikes,
Raleigh has something for every rider – regardless of age or skill
level.
“The sales, marketing and brand positioning goals of
Raleigh are very well aligned with Verde’s capabilities,” said Kristin
Carpenter-Ogden, President of Verde PR. “Our team understands the
changing dynamics of consumer engagement and the importance of
furthering the growth and positioning of Raleigh in the core cycling and
active outdoor lifestyle markets. We’ll cast a wider net to broader
audiences and implement our integrated approach of traditional, social
and paid communications tactics to take Raleigh into this new era of
retail and consumer research.”
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