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Verdin Marketing Takes Home 4 PRSA Awards

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Verdin Marketing Takes Home 4 PRSA Awards
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The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) has just awarded San Luis Obispo County marketing agency Verdin, four Awards for Excellence. The agency got the awards for their; San Luis Obispo Utilities Department Facebook Page, the  SLO Happenings Facebook Page, for the San Luis Obispo Symphony public relations campaign for the California Missions Tour, and the San Luis Obispo Regional Rideshare general brochure. For those unfamiliar with Verdin Marketing, the firm is a full-service marketing agency based in San Luis Obispo, California which offers the ideas that empower business via advertising, branding, and general communicative strategies. Creativity is a hallmark of the company that takes pride in their digital creativity. Verdin President Mary Verdin (top left) offered this comment via press release:
“It’s so rewarding to work on these projects from start to finish – creating a strategy and plan and then implementing that plan to provide incredible results for our clients. Our focus on strategy, planning and results is what distinguishes our work from other firms, and we couldn’t be more honored to have our clients’ work be recognized.”
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