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Compare Gilmour Public Relations vs Proxi

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Gilmour Public Relations

PR & Reputation Management Website

Gilmour Public Relations is an agency based in Auckland, New Zealand. The firm operates from the West Plaza building and provides communication strategies for regional clients.

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Proxi

Branding & Design Website

Proxi provides part-time marketing and product leadership for SaaS companies, working inside the business to drive growth. Services include branding, PR, content creation, social media, customer marketing, and email marketing. Based in Auckland, New Zealand, the team serves the Asia-Pacific region.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute Gilmour Public Relations Proxi
Category PR & Reputation Management Branding & Design
Rating - -
Location Auckland, New Zealand Auckland, New Zealand
Services
  • Public Relations
  • Corporate Communications
  • Branding
  • Sales and Marketing Alignment
  • Content Creation
  • Social Media
  • Customer Marketing
  • Email Marketing
  • Public Relations
  • Corporate Communications
  • Branding
  • Sales and Marketing Alignment
  • Content Creation
  • Social Media
  • Customer Marketing
  • Email Marketing
Industries
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Technology - software
Pros
  • Established physical presence in central Auckland
  • Provides experienced part-time marketing and product leadership
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