PR Agency for small business
A business making handmade goods in a garage usually wouldn't appear next to global brands in major media. But with smart public relations, that's now possible. Baden Bower, a premier PR agency for small businesses, creates campaigns that land smaller companies in outlets like Forbes and Business Insider. These features help them gain visibility that doesn't depend on size.
The Great Pretender Economy
For years, small businesses have described themselves with big labels. Many claimed to be global or international, even if their team fit in a single room. Today, media coverage makes that image more believable. A published article can change how a company is seen.
Public data supports this. The public relations field is expected to reach over $143 billion by 2029. Nearly half of small businesses plan to increase their marketing budgets next year. Most say their main goal is to attract new customers. Being featured in a trusted source helps with that.
"When people see a company in Forbes or Yahoo Finance, they think it's operating at a higher level," says AJ Ignacio, CEO of Baden Bower. "We help clients present their work and long-term goals in a way that earns trust."
This effect often comes down to a basic psychological response. When people see a smaller company featured near a well-known brand, they transfer some of that trust.
People often decide based on limited online information. Most check reviews before they buy, and many trust those reviews as much as personal advice. A media feature works in a similar way. It supports trust across search results, websites, and social media.
A Simpler PR Model
Traditional PR firms pitch dozens of stories and hope one gets picked up. Baden Bower uses a direct model. It promises a media feature within 72 hours or refunds the payment. This method appeals to small business owners who want clear outcomes.
The firm has helped more than 1,800 clients and placed over 5,000 stories. One client, BruntWork, received 105 articles across business and tech outlets. That campaign generated more than 9 million impressions and increased qualified leads by nearly half.
"We support our clients with a refund policy that backs our promise," Ignacio says. "We know the results speak louder than marketing slogans."
The process is clear. Writers from its network create the stories. PR specialists find the right angle to get interest from editors. These are not puff pieces. They are based on facts and reflect what the business is doing.
The outcome has also helped Baden Bower grow. Its net profit increased by more than 260%. That is well above the average in public relations. Solid performance helps it earn trust and repeat business.
Why Perception Still Matters
Looking established helps a company get taken seriously. A feature in a trusted publication adds weight. It tells potential clients and partners that the business has something worth paying attention to.
This is especially true in business-to-business sales. Large companies often avoid new vendors unless they see proof of reliability. A published article can help justify the choice.
"We make sure the story reflects the real work our clients are doing," Ignacio says. "When you get an article written about you that accurately shows your progress, people see the growth. That's why they keep coming back."
Media mentions also help with search visibility. Search engines value links from trusted sites. A mention in Yahoo Finance or Forbes can improve rankings and strengthen a company's online presence.
What Comes Next
Audiences no longer respond to ads the way they used to, and paid promotion often feels like noise. Articles from known publishers still carry value, which gives small businesses a better way to build attention and trust.
Baden Bower uses tools that help it work faster. Automation handles repetitive tasks, improves targeting, and shapes content to fit each client. This allows it to offer efficient service while keeping the content personal.
Today's clients want results they can measure. Firms that rely on vague promises may lose ground. Ones that deliver real coverage with proof have a better chance of staying relevant.
"We create real chances for businesses to build trust through earned media," Ignacio notes.
When a company gets a story in a respected outlet, people start to view it differently. That change in perception can lead to more business and stronger relationships. For small firms, this step often marks the beginning of real growth.
