PR samples - Articulate HLC

This article, in the property section of The Mail on Sunday, gave our client prominent mention. We placed this client in all the major newspapers and property magazines, as well as featuring them as hosts of a Q & A column on the website 50 Connect.

Travel photographer, Harriet Warren (now Lady Brocket) was the subject of much media attention at one time and much that was said was not accurate. She asked us to help her in engaging with the media as well as to assist with the launch of her website, kicked off by an inaugural exhibition of her work in Mayfair, London.

We also placed a feature on Harriet in House Beautiful.

This small, start-up company, got valuable editorial space in the glossy magazine 'The Hill' which was perfect for their target market and resulted in significant sales.

Another start-up, with a completely new fashion item, received editorial in all the Style sections in all the major national newspapers, as well as a review from Trinny and Susannah.

A superb example of cause-related marketing at it's best. The Cambridge Evening News did a piece for our client, The Gift of Life, who were giving a heart monitor donated by a corporate supporter to Papworth Hospital. The Corporate donor was on hand, happy to benefit from the positive PR; the Charity gained much needed publicity; Papworth Hospital's needs were highlighted; and the media played it''s part in spades.

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		This article, in the property section of The Mail on Sunday, gave our client prominent mention. We placed this client in all the major newspapers and property magazines, as well as featuring them as hosts of a Q & A column on the website 50 Connect.

		Travel photographer, Harriet Warren (now Lady Brocket) was the subject of much media attention at one time and much that was said was not accurate. She asked us to help her in engaging with the media as well as to assist with the launch of her website, kicked off by an inaugural exhibition of her work in Mayfair, London. We also placed a feature on Harriet in House Beautiful.

	This small, start-up company, got valuable editorial space in the glossy magazine 'The Hill' which was perfect for their target market and resulted in significant sales.

	Another start-up, with a completely new fashion item, received editorial in all the Style sections in all the major national newspapers, as well as a review from Trinny and Susannah.

	A superb example of cause-related marketing at it's best. The Cambridge Evening News did a piece for our client, The Gift of Life, who were giving a heart monitor donated by a corporate supporter to Papworth Hospital. The Corporate donor was on hand, happy to benefit from the positive PR; the Charity gained much needed publicity; Papworth Hospital's needs were highlighted; and the media played it''s part in spades.