Advocacy Ink

We get your issue the ink you need to win.

Advocacy Ink is a full-service public relations, communications and political consulting firm in Alexandria, VA.

Public Relations

Advocacy Ink will get your issue the ink you need to win - by the column inch and over the airwaves. We're so proud of our track record we'll even let you pay for play: You don't pay if you don't achieve maximum exposure in the medium.

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  • Op-ed placement
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Media Placement

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Advocacy Ink has an extensive background with non-profit organizations and political campaigns. Therefore, we know how to stretch each media dollar while maintaining a strong and consistent message. We work across all platforms of media: print, TV, radio, on-line banner ads, and 3rd party e-mail advertising.  Unlike many firms, we pass on the savings in media placement to you – the client.  Not only does Advocacy Ink take a minimal commission compared to our competitors, we have an open-book policy and commitment to transparency.  You deserve to know how your money is spent!
 
Regardless of the method of generated publicity, you will have accurate reporting and consistent feedback from our experts.  Print, radio or television, we will get your initiative maximum exposure for the minimum price.

ABOUT OUR CLIENTS
 
Our clients are pro-business, libertarian-leaning, mission-oriented leaders, authors and directors.  They all have different needs and we create a tailored media plan for each.  From the implementation to completion stages of your media campaign, you receive personalized service from our professional staff around the clock.

Press Releases

September 14, 2009

NEWS: Dominion Generation one-ups AEP on CCS rat hole; Hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars at stake

Dear producers and hosts:

Virginia’s Dominion Generation is preparing an even bigger carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) boondoggle than AEP.  Last week, we reported (linked here: http://greenhellblog.com/2009/08/21/utility-wants-to-throw-334-million-of-taxpayer-money-down-the-hole/) that AEP applied for stimulus money to capture 1.5 million metric tons of CO2 from a West Virginia power plant.  We noted that, “So AEP plans to spend $670 million — remember half is taxpayer money — to avoid increasing atmospheric CO2 levels by 0.000077 ppmv per year.”

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August 25, 2009

INTERVIEW: Doctors for Patient Care: opposed to Government-run health care that puts bureaucrats in charge of your health!

Dear producers:

We are happy to announce we have just signed on with Doctors for Patient Care (aka Docs4patientCare.org) the fastest growing group of activist physicians in the country.  These concerned physicians are committed to the establishment of a health care system that preserves the sanctity of the doctor-patient relationship, promotes quality of care, supports affordable access to all Americans, and protects patients' freedom of choice.  They started up a few months ago, already have over 500 members and are planning a Doctors’ March on Washington, DC on 9/10.


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August 25, 2009

Ohio’s Green Hell: State may lose 46,000 jobs annually under Waxman-Markey; JunkScience.com launches in-state job loss awareness campaign

Washington DC ─ JunkScience.com today announced a “Save Ohio Jobs” campaign to educate Ohio voters about steep job losses that may be caused by the Waxman-Markey energy tax bill.
 

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August 25, 2009

INTERVIEW: Schakowsky and Kirk voted for higher utility bills, income reduced by $5318 and 50,178 IL jobs lost

Dear producers and reporters:
When Illinois Representatives Janice Schakowsky (IL-9) and Mark Kirk (IL-10) voted for the Waxman-Markey energy tax bill in June, they voted to wreak havoc on Illinois' economy. Waxman-Markey would reduce personal income in Illinois by $5,318 annually and cost the state 50,178 jobs annually starting in 2012, according to an analysis by the Heritage Foundation.

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August 25, 2009

INTERVIEW: Braley and Loebsack voted for higher utility bills, income reduced by $1070, and 13,395 IA jobs lost

Dear producers and reporters:
When Iowa Congressmen Bruce Braley (IA-1) and David Loebsack (IA-2) voted for the Waxman-Markey energy tax bill in June, they voted to wreak havoc on Iowa's economy. Waxman-Markey would reduce personal income in Iowa by $1,070 annually and cost the state 13,395 jobs annually starting in 2012, according to an analysis by the Heritage Foundation.

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August 25, 2009

INTERVIEW: Rep. Cooper voted for higher utility bills, income reduced by $2074 and 25,628 TN jobs lost

Dear producers and reporters:
When Tennessee Congressman Jim Cooper (TN-5) voted for the Waxman-Markey energy tax bill in June, he voted to wreak havoc on the state's economy. Waxman-Markey would reduce personal income in Tennessee by $2,074 annually and cost the state 25,628 jobs annually starting in 2012, according to an analysis by the Heritage Foundation.

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August 25, 2009

INTERVIEW: Etheridge and Shuler voted for higher utility bills, income reduced by $3091 and 38,907 NC jobs lost

Dear producers and reporters:

When North Carolina Congressmen Bob Etheridge (NC-2) and Heath Shuler (NC-11) voted for the Waxman-Markey energy tax bill in June, they voted to wreak havoc on North Carolina's economy. Waxman-Markey would reduce personal income in North Carolina by $3,091 annually and cost the state 38,907 jobs annually starting in 2012, according to an analysis by the Heritage Foundation.

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August 25, 2009

INTERVIEW: National Taxpayers Union outlines double threat to middle class taxpayers from health care, cap & trade bills

Dear producers:
Please take a moment to read the article below by Andrew Moylan, Director of Government Relations for the National Taxpayers Union.  With the nation’s attention focused on the voter outrage expressed at town hall meetings, it is important to remember where the outrage originates: with the taxpayer who recognizes that all new government spending comes out of the pocket of the middle class.

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August 11, 2009

INTERVIEW: Nick Tucker, director of the hot new film, Do As I Say

Dear producers:
It’s almost impossible to turn on the television or open a newspaper without finding liberal politicians, professors, pop stars, and pundits blaming the world's problems on America's free enterprise system, its democratic tradition, and its core values of individualism and self-reliance. But how sincere are they about their beliefs? How do they live? The answers will shock you.


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August 5, 2009

INTERVIEW: GE's Immelt wants Americans to pay more for energy; is labeled a "thieving parasite" by Steve Milloy

Dear producers and reporters:
In a Washington Post op-ed today, America’s foremost rent-seekers, John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers (Al Gore’s venture capital firm) and General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt, wrote that, “We are American businessmen. Our job is building businesses and commercializing innovation. Every year, GE invests 6 percent of its industrial revenue in research and development to produce more efficient and cleaner wind turbines, jet engines, locomotives, power turbines and appliances. Kleiner Perkins has invested $680 million in 48 of the most compelling new clean-energy technologies, with $1.1 billion more to invest. We are trying to do our part. But our government’s energy and climate policies are our principal obstacle to success.”


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