Media outlets starting with P
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PProofUnited States of America
Created as the magazine serving Minnesota's licensed beverage retailers. Targets restaurants, hotels and resorts, taverns, bowling alleys, municipal liquor operations, non-profit clubs and other businesses. Focuses on government regulation, server training, education, as well as information concerning new industry products, services and technologies.
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PProof - America's Test KitchenUnited States of America
The Proof is a narrative food podcast produced by America’s Test Kitchen. The show explores the cultural, historical, and scientific dimensions of food through reported stories and interviews. Each episode dives into a specific theme or question, such as the origins of a dish, the economics of food production, or the role of food in shaping identity making complex ideas accessible through storytelling.
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PProof to ProductUnited States of America
Formerly titled Tradeshow Bootcamp, Proof to Product is a podcast covering Business, Career, and Entrepreneurship. Contact via email.
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PProofs, The Magazine of Dental Sales and MarketingUnited States of America
Edited for dental dealers, their respective sales forces, and dental manufacturers' key executives, service and marketing personnel. Editorial consists of departments covering news of companies, events and people in the dental field. Articles focus on general business principles, selling and marketing dental products and services, and developments and trends in dental practice and the dental products industry.
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PPropel - Propel Morning BriefingUnited Kingdom
Background and Format: The Morning Briefing is a daily newsletter for pubs, restaurants and food service operators. The newsletter includes information on the latest news, marketing and legal, propel opinion, American perspective, restaurant reviews, company results and financial outlook as well as the flavour of trade. Audience and Readership: Aimed at professionals working in pubs, restaurants and food service operators. Deadline: 5pm Time of Publication: 6.30am on weekdays Distribution: The briefing is released via subscription through email. Ad Rates: Advertising information can be found here. Other Information: They do not have a generic editorial email address. All enquiries should be directed at the Editor.
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PPropel - Propel QuarterlyUnited Kingdom
Background and Format: The quarterly magazine published by Propel. It features business forecasts for the food industry, interviews with influential individuals and analyses of the tactics employed by growing companies. Audience and Readership: It is read by those working in pubs, restaurants and food service. Circulation: Source: Publisher Deadline: 14 working days prior to publication. Time of Publication: 1st March, 1st June, 1st September and 1st December. Distribution: It is available through subscription and online. Ad Rates: You can find advertising information here.
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PPropel HospitalityUnited Kingdom
Background and Format: Propel Hospitality is a website overseen by Propel Hospitality Ltd and is aimed at professionals who work in the pub, bar, restaurant, late night and food service industry ranging from CEO’s, MD’s, FD’s, operations directors, catering development directors and quality multi-site operators. Covers news, retailing innovation, US concepts, UK markets, interviews with financiers. It does this with an email newsletter called Propel Morning Briefing which is sent out at 6:00 am and a quarterly magazine called Propel Quarterly. For more information about advertising, Partnership Director Jill Harrington can be reached on +44 (0)1444 810 306 and at jill.harrington@propelinfo.com Monthly Unique Users: This website does not disclose a MUU figure.
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PPropellernet BlogUnited Kingdom
Propellernet, a Brighton-based digital marketing agency, dedicated to "searching for new ways to create experiences that connect customers to brands, grow businesses and make life better." In their own words: "We’re not the biggest agency in the market and we don’t want to be… We're focused on creating a competitive advantage for a relatively small number of ambitious clients."The blog uses a mixture of statistical data and informal, holistic language, working from the premise of a link between successful marketing and general well-being. Blog posts stress the importance of emotional and creative engagement in content generation, as with a recent report on the Brighton Summit 2015 entitled "Do what you love, love what you do", as well as a strong public focus, i.e. 'Answer The Public: Consumer Insight in the Age of Google'. The blog also highlights the company's own technical contributions to the field, such as the Coverage Book, a fast-growing PR automation tool.PR opportunities may exist collaboratively. Bloggers may be contacted through the details shown above.
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PProperUnited States of America
An online outlet featuring information and tips for Do-It-Yourself crafts.