How FracOhio helps companies, organizations working to develop oil, gas in Utica, Marcellus Shale

July 24, 2012 - PRLog -- When should you call FracOhio if you plan to develop Ohio’s oil and gas resources?
   The minute you get the lease or certainly before you drill.
   Why?
FracOhio is a public relations firm that works with you to develop a communications plan that makes sure you inform everyone at the local level what you are doing, why you are doing it and, more importantly, how everyone will benefit from what you do. The emphasis here, again, is local, meaning at the county, municipal and village levels.
   FracOhio then implements that plan for you so you can concentrate on doing what you do best search for oil and gas.
   Why is a communications plan important for you?
Simply put, many people and organizations right this minute are racing around with agendas to delay your work or even stop it if they can. They often have impact because they present information intended to frighten or scare. And, the way they present it, though it is often based on bits and pieces of what goes on in frackikng, can alarm people and more importantly local officials
   Therefore, it is incumbent up on you to make sure all parties in a local area where you are at work understand what you are doing. This information must be straight forward, it must be true, and, as said above, and more importantly, it must explain how everyone benefits from what you do. That means spelling out the dollars you invest in you project, the purchases you make locally, the taxes you pay locally and, especially, how the taxes you pay benefit schools.
   Doing those things may not eliminate every single issue that comes up, but done well and in advance, it will certainly reduce or even eliminate any alarm.
   A solid communications plan well implemented will also prove what a good citizen you are. That  can mean a lot.
   So, put FracOhio to work for you today. You will be glad you did.
   Call John Meekins at 614-397-7899 or email him at jmeek40126@aol.com