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.

Ask about our media menu pricing for:

  • Op-ed placement
  • Talk radio shows
  • Press conferences
  • Television interviews
  • Editorial board briefings
  • Book Tour

Call Us 703.548.1160.

Media Placement

Call today for quantifiable results tomorrow.
 
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

ACARE Launches Billboard Campaign in MO-3

Washington, DC - Today the American Council for Affordable and Reliable Energy (ACARE) posted four billboards reminding voters that while Congressman Russ Carnahan (D-MO) voted yes on Cap and Trade, Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) has not.  

Health Care Summit Just More Lipstick on a Pig

Washington, DC - Tomorrow Congressional leaders will go to Blair House in Washington DC to meet with President Obama and learn how he wants to repackage and recycle the single payer option and tax increases that doomed his health care reform initiative.

Spike in Conference Registrations Reflect Movement's Growing Strength

Rubio, DeMint, Pence, Romney, Pawlenty, Gingrich, Bolton, Bachmann, and Beck to 

Address Nation's Oldest and Largest Gathering of Conservatives

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Don’t Let Obama’s EPA Kill More American Jobs, says IFL

Washington, DC - Today the Institute for Liberty declared support for the Murkowski Resolution currently under consideration in the U.S. Senate and reiterated its objection to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expanding and strengthening its chokehold on American businesses.

NEWS: Milloy comments on Penn State scandal and investigation of Michael Mann

The following statement is from Steve Milloy, publisher of JunkScience.com an author of Green Hell: How Environmentalists Plan to Control Your Life and What You Can Do to Stop Them

ACARE Launches National Billboard Campaign in AR-2

Washington, DC - Today the American Council for Affordable and Reliable Energy (ACARE) launched the first of a series of billboards reminding voters that while their House member voted on Cap and Trade, their Senators have not.

SEC Climate Disclosure Rules Shaped By Global Warming Skeptics; Defunct Conservative Activist Mutual Fund Makes Lasting Impact on Climate Debate

Washington DC  - Though it no longer exists, the impact of the Free Enterprise Action Fund on the global warming debate was concretized last week when the Securities and Exchange Commission decided to require that publicly-owned companies disclose the risks of global warming laws and regulation.
 

NEWS: New Television Show Two-Way Street Brings Debate Format to PBS

Expert Panelists Debate Public Policy Issues - Viewers Comment Through Internet Webcams

“Job-loss Recovery” Sure to Worsen as Obama’s Policies Expand Government

Statement from Kerri Toloczko, Sr VP of Policy for the Institute for Liberty:

Listening to President Obama's plan to create jobs in the middle of his jobloss recovery by expanding government is like driving by the scene of a car wreck - you don't want to look but can't avert your eyes from the carnage. 

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Conservatives Looking to Challenge Long Time Democratic Strongholds and Ivory Tower Politics; Ilario Pantano: Candidate for Congress (NC-7)

WILMINGTON, NC - War veteran, businessman and author Ilario Pantano today formally announced his candidacy for North Carolina's 7th Congressional District. A Republican, Mr. Pantano is looking to challenge Rep.