Phiness PR Testimonials
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Media Relations built on experience
Too many companies make the mistake of “spamming” journalists with press releases that are not relevant to the journalist’s readership. At Phiness PR we aim to become part of your team, learning as much as we can about your company so that we can tailor information to make it useful to individual journalists. Over time, this helps to build a working relationship with the press, encouraging them to come back to your company for comment on industry issues and news. In turn, this allows you to communicate with your prospects, partners and potential employees in print; on screen and online.
Phiness PR can help you to raise the profile of your company or product in the press by
- introducing your spokespeople to the journalists that are covering your business area
- setting up press meetings at industry events
- helping you to provide timely comment on topical issues
- drafting bylines and blogs
- conducting a customer case study programme
- Putting your happy customers in touch with the press
“I have known Josie Pearson for just over a year and have been impressed with her ability to generate ideas for articles that will appeal to the readership of Policing Today. As a freelance PR dealing with diverse companies, she is able to cover a wide range of topical issues, drawing on expert comment from police forces and their suppliers.”
Peter Shipley, editor, Policing Today
“Josie Pearson's motto has always been to "overdeliver" and as a public relations professional she never disappoints in delivering clear, concise messaging for her clients in the global media. Cloning her would quadruple her business output since she already works twice as hard as any of her closest competitors.”
Scott McCulloch, Editor-in-Chief, Financial Media, Campden Publishing
“I knew very little about InterSystems Caché before I went to the conference. As a direct result of going, and of the help that Josie provided in arranging meetings with the right people, I have become convinced that the readers of the columns I write would benefit from hearing about the product. So for example, the next database column for PCW is going to be about object-oriented databases (and hence Caché).”
Dr Mark Whitehorn, PCW columnist, university lecturer and database expert
“I was very impressed with the terrier like way you dug out that story on Baysian maths and cardiology for the Times.”
Peter Warren, freelance technology journalist and author; founder of Future Intelligence and winner of BT Enigma award for services
to technology security journalism.