What We Do
Business to Business
B2B Communication Success Measured Daily
Building thought leaders, increasing publicity, and positioning brands for success is the cornerstone of everything we do.
B2B Case Studies
Olidex
Transforming an industry reluctant to change
Through its innovative advancements in cloud-based financial supply chain automation, Oildex is helping a rapidly changing industry overcome economic challenges by transforming the way oil and gas companies manage their financial operations. Key to this effort is gaining acceptance among an industry often reluctant to adopt emerging business technologies.
PlayerLync
Launching into B2B Market
PlayerLync’s mobile content management software provides instant content accessibility, customizable workflow automations and administrative controls necessary to achieve operational excellence in a digital world. After succeeding in the professional sports business, the company needed a B2B expert to help launch their technology into the enterprise market.
Techniques.org
Positioning for Aquisition
Techniques.org, an eLearning company, was pursuing a strategy that placed them in a prime selling position – which required business growth to attract buyers. Volume PR was retained to develop a scientific plan that increased brand recognition, educated potential students and generated media and analyst attention.
What Our B2B Clients Say
“It’s unusual for us to find a partner that truly is in the game with us. Volume PR regularly proves that they are, and we greatly appreciate both their character and work.”
Jessica Nelson, Marketing & Communication Director
“Volume PR has proven success working with software and technology press, and were able to generate amazingly powerful and positive coverage surrounding the launch of our product suite.”
David Nash, VP Sales & Business Development
“From day one with Volume PR they understood our market needs as a venture capital fund. Their knowledge and expertise of foreign markets was something that I hadn’t experienced with other agencies.”
