Miami campaigns can involve South Florida communities, national media, or cross-border audiences. These agencies identify a Miami base and PR services on their official sites. The list is illustrative, not a recommendation or a promise of coverage.
Firms to consider
Schwartz Media Strategies
Public affairs and Florida media relations. Schwartz Media lists a Miami address and describes public relations, public affairs, content, digital, and crisis services. Ask which stakeholder and media groups match the brief.
EvClay Public Relations
Bilingual PR and community outreach. EvClay describes a Miami-based bilingual practice spanning media relations, crisis, digital, and community work. Check language, cultural review, and the staff assigned to each audience.
ANDER & Co
PR and brand partnerships. ANDER identifies Miami as its headquarters and lists a Bogota office, with traditional and digital media relations, partnerships, and social strategy. Clarify the countries and team involved.
How to compare
- Define the exact languages, neighborhoods, and countries to reach.
- Ask how copy and claims will be reviewed for each audience.
- Separate editorial outreach, influencer relationships, paid media, and partnerships.
- Review the proposed team, relevant cases, and reporting by market.
Before you contact a firm
A Miami base does not automatically confer expertise across Latin America or every South Florida community. Verify current people, language capacity, local relevance, conflicts, and terms.
These descriptions reflect the firms' own published service information. Request a current proposal and check fit, conflicts, and terms directly with each firm.