Why choose Prescient Media?
When you talk, we listen.
We’re a small, Brooklyn-based company that uses every project as a chance to expand our horizons. We take the time to understand what you want – be it a logo revision, a full identity redesign, a new online home, print or web marketing materials, or a comprehensive media strategy – then give you close personal attention throughout the process.
We change conversations.
When it comes to media strategy, we know that not all press hits are equal. We don’t just earn you coverage; we find ways to change the conversation. When it comes to web design, we use Search Engine Optimization best practices to give your site the top ranking it deserves. No snake oil, no mystification – just clean code, smart keywords, and the web standards Google and other top search engines love.
You’re in control.
Our media strategies express your vision for your organization, not some cookie-cutter PR routine. We build our websites on flexible open-source content management systems – especially the ever-more-powerful WordPress – so you can update content when and how you want. If you need more help, we’ll be there.
We focus on what works.
When we do media outreach, it’s smart, strategic, and targetted. When we develop websites, we do usability testing with real, live users – not the web developer next door – and optimize our sites for all major platforms, including the badly behaved ones. (We’re talking to you, IE6.)
Talk to us about your next project.
Who We Are
Prescient Media’s founder and principal is Stephen Boykewich, a media strategist and web and graphic designer who lives in Brooklyn.
Stephen has served as a media strategist for non-profit and social justice organizations including the Transportation Equity Network, The Gamaliel Foundation (where Barack Obama got his start in public life), the New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice, ISAIAH, and the International Center for Transitional Justice.
As a journalist and commentator, Stephen has worked on four continents for outlets including Agence France Presse, The Financial Times, The Moscow Times, BBC, CBC, and Pakistani Television.