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What's the best way to stop Wordpress spam?

We don't let comments go live without moderation, so the spammers don't succeed, however it wastes time going through the comments.

A captcha code could work but a lot of software can crack it. Are there any good captcha solutions or could something else work better/in conjunction?

Also, is there anywhere to report spam IP addresses? Not sure much happens when you mark a comment as spam in Wordpress.

Perhaps you could try putting the unbranded version on your own site with some embed code underneath it making it easy for people to add to their own sites. If you have good numbers already coming to your site looking for a poster it seems the sensible place to put it.

Use the embed code to make sure you get a link back and put alt text on the image so that search engines can find it easily and show it in their image search results.

Even if your rankings temporarily drop, in the long run everything should work out better for you with more conversions.Make it the best site you possibly can and your visitors will appreciate it.

Tread carefully because they can see you as a threat because there is obvious overlap. Some PR companies welcome a team approach, others certainly do not - guess it depends on who they are and how well defined everyone's roles are.

It's obviously great news for the client if all can work together towards a common goal - i.e. their success.

Our experience is about 50/50.

Good luck

Try a local business page for each site and one company or brand one to cover general company things that aren't specific to each office.