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Compare Bulldog Public Relations vs HodgesNet

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Bulldog Public Relations

Branding & Design Website

Bulldog PR is a boutique public relations firm founded in 2006 by media specialist Matt Hagan. The agency offers media relations, crisis management, and social media marketing services. It has secured placements in major outlets such as NBC's Today show, New York Times, and CNN.

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HodgesNet Agency logo

HodgesNet

Social Media & Video Website

HodgesNet is a video production agency that helps individuals and businesses use internet marketing to generate revenue online.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute Bulldog Public Relations HodgesNet
Category Branding & Design Social Media & Video
Rating - -
Location Washington, DC, United States N/A
Services
  • Public Relations
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Branding
  • Video Production
  • Public Relations
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Branding
  • Video Production
Industries
Real Estate Retail Architecture & Design Entertainment Food & Restaurants Hospitality Travel & Lifestyle Health & Fitness
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Pros
  • Founder Matt Hagan brings 30 years of media and PR experience.
  • Recognized by PR Week as one of the Top Ten PR feats for a national campaign.
  • Strong media relationships with major outlets like New York Times, CNN, and Wall Street Journal.
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