Welcome to New York
Since 2000, the Text100 New York office has been located on Manhattan’s fast-paced Park Avenue. As the Holmes Report’s Best Agency to Work For in North America, theText100 New York office is at the heart of the digital and new media revolution.
The Text100 New York office unites some of the best talent in the industry to collaborate, innovate, strategize, plan and execute PR campaigns for some of the world’s most recognizable companies.
From company launches to coordinating a global communications campaign to developing a digital strategy, we’re accustomed to advising companies from a wide array of markets looking to share their story with local, regional or global audiences.
Bringing Data To Life - Egon Zehnder
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Are you doing ABM right?
Everyone wants to be top of mind with their prospective customers. Compelling content not only reaches them where they are, but makes them want to learn more.
Social Media
Six weeks to success with Tata Communications
A whole new world(-wide website) for one of the largest telecoms service providers in the world, in six weeks? Easy.
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“Why don’t we just film it on a phone?”
Can you film stuff on your phone, but make it look classy? Yes, if you do it right. Read our brief guide to creating better quality video on a budget.
Content Creation
Text100 and IBM – Celebrating 17 years
We've worked together to create some incredible campaigns
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The Ultimate Christmas Sleepover with Coca-Cola
Ever wondered what's inside the iconic Coca-Cola Christmas truck? We opened its doors and spread some festive cheer
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Beefing up cybersecurity with IBM
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Creative Designer
Communicating with empathy
Our CEO, Aedhmar Hynes, reflects on the sad death of chef and storyteller Anthony Bourdain, and the lessons of empathy and connection learned from his life.
Culture
Power up your PR with data visualization
Show off your expertise with our data visualization tools and let your data tell their story
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Getting ahead in the age of distraction
Cutting through the noise is a start, but what then? What must brands do to hold their audiences' attention in this time of constant distraction?
Public Relations
Putting engineers in space with Microsoft
Well, nearly. Our Mission: Mars training event for Microsoft was so good that even NASA wanted a go, and that's close enough for us.
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