Hard Work Pays Off for Members of PRowl Public Relations

It's not often that on the PRowl blog, we recognize our own hard work. Most of our posts are about providing tips for PR students or offering our own takes on current events, however sometimes its necessary to step back and congratulate yourself for all of the hard work that you have accomplished.

PRowl Public Relations was founded in 2007 by Natalie Prazenica and a group of incredibly hardworking and dedicated PR students who wanted to provide Temple University PRSSA members with opportunities to apply their knowledge and gain experience beyond the classroom by providing clients with comprehensive PR services. In January 2008, PRowl opened its doors for business and over the last four years, the firm has grown exponentially.

Within the past four years, the firm has grown from 10 students to over 30, our client roster has increased in number and prominence and we have started charging for our services to further fund the education of our staff members by sending them to National PRSSA Conferences and local workshops and events. One of our most exciting areas of growth however has been our PRowl Public Relations blog. Started in 2008, the blog now receives on average 6,000 visitors a month. Additionally, the blog was recently ranked #17 in a list of the Top 50 Blogs for the PR major, ranking among some of the most elite PR blogs including Everything PR, PR News and the PRSA Newsroom.

As a result of our ranking, PRowl received recognition from Temple University's School of Communications and Theater in a blurb titled PRowl blog ranked among the best as well as in article in PRSSA's Chapter News.

All of this recognition is a true testament to the level of professional, dedication and hard work of PRowl's students. The members of PRowl Public Relations are among the most talented young PR professionals and I, for one, am excited to see the great things this firm will continue to accomplish as a result of them.

A BIG thank you to all of our current staff members, account executives, board members and advocates.