We’re a multi-channel PR agency based on the glorious south coast of England. We work across all sectors and have in-house PR experts in travel & tourism, education, aviation, public sector, manufacturing and maritime. Our team of talented individuals is passionate about working with clients to deliver award-winning PR and social media campaigns. We have been recognised by the CIPR as one of the most outstanding PR agencies in the South of England.
Using multiple channels depending on what’s right for you – whether it be old school PR coverage in print and broadcast, to working with influencers and bloggers, to posts on social media – we can help tell your story in an engaging way, ensuring that it is targeted at the right audience.
You’ll receive an award-winning blend of newsroom know-how, social media expertise and creative public relations from our team of former journalists, PR specialists and social media experts.
We have an office in Hampshire – half way between the south’s major cities of Portsmouth and Southampton. We also have an office in Plymouth where we cover Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset. However, in this digital age we can be wherever you need us to be!
Our team monitors current news and trends to ensure your business is optimising all opportunities to be seen by the right audience.
The team has contacts across national and regional publications, and we are always out and about meeting new journalists for our clients.
We want to see our clients in their niche media but also move them into the sights and minds of new audiences. This might be moving a cruise line from the travel pages to the food pages, or moving a local business onto the national media radar.
As well as ensuring your business is hitting the news stand just for being you we also love a creative campaign to help you reach new audiences, launch new products or just have customers see you in a different light.
But why do you need PR? Public Relations is the tool used to raise brand awareness, build trust and engage your audience. Consumers are more likely to choose a brand they have heard about over one that keeps itself in the shadows.
