03-20-08
Category: v-Fluence Press Releases
San Diego – v-Fluence Interactive has been ranked among the fastest growing PR firms for the second consecutive year, according to the annual listing of the nation’s independent public relations agencies from O’Dwyer’s PR Report.
“We’re proud to make O’Dwyer’s list for the second year in a row,” says v-Fluence President Jay Byrne. “This affirms the distinction and value of our analytics-based approach in helping marketing and PR clients embrace and influence important Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 spaces.”
The O’Dwyer’s listing ranks v-Fluence as the 37th fastest growing independent PR agency in the country, based on company revenues that grew 32 percent in 2007. The company’s growth came on the heels of a 50 percent gain in revenues the prior year, resulting in v-Fluence’s debut on the O’Dwyer’s list. In addition, Inc. Magazine recently ranked v-Fluence among the fastest growing privately held U.S. companies.
“Our growth is directly linked to our clients’ success online,” Byrne says. “We are seeing more organizations and brands recognizing the need for a well-defined online strategy and execution support that’s based on real metrics and not best guesses or blog buzz speculation.”
“Our strength is, and always has been, our ability to turn easy-to-understand online analytics and intelligence into measurable, proactive outreach and positioning for our clients.”
Byrne’s expectations for continued growth have already taken hold in 2008 as v-Fluence has expanded its base of clients in key pharmaceutical, nutrition and health areas, in addition to the launch of a new licensing initiative that enables select partners to use v-Fluence’s proprietary technologies and tools to benefit clients in markets the company does not serve.
“Everyone on our team is excited about this continued growth,” Byrne says. “A key challenge many organizations and brands face in today’s economic climate is doing more with less. We’re finding our clients increasingly turning to our analytics and services to help them make smarter, more cost-effective choices about their online messaging and investments.”
