PR Agencies In Telford

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There are over 10 PR agencies in Telford; most of these are smaller agencies or freelancers.  

There are larger marketing companies that also handle public relations, along with other areas of marketing such as brochure design, advertising and various web services.  

There are PR agencies in Telford that want to talk to you today.  Should you need any website help, there are lots of smaller website designers in Telford that could be helpful.

Just fill in the form to get free advice and quotes from PR agencies in Telford that know your industry sector.

What Is PR?

PR is all about getting your story into the media, local media, national or international.

Public relations is about communicating your story to the media, for marketing, for communication or for crisis management.

PR is different from advertising or marketing, as it’s often meant to look organic and may not necessarily try to promote your product or services.

Do You Have A PR Brief?

Many PR companies in Telford will ask you if you have a PR brief.

A PR brief is basically an outline of what you are looking for and who you are as a company.  Rather than a long conversation on the phone, or swapping lots of e-mails having a PR brief to hand makes things a lot easier.

Here are some of the things you can include in a PR brief:

• A background of your company
• An overview of what your company does
• Your objectives
• Your PR objectives
• KPS’s
• Your target audience
• Your competitors
• Your timescales
• Your budget

As you can see, discussing each of these over the phone or face to face will take time and having a PR brief to hand will ensure that everyone saves time and nothing is missed out.

This is important for any PR company in Telford as they can quickly determine whether they are able to help you or not.

• Do they know your industry?
• Have they connections to journalists in your target media?
• Can they meet your timescales
• Is your budget realistic/too low for them/too high for them?

If you are a small company or startup and have a budget of £500 a month, talking to a large PR company that handles campaigns of £10,000 a month will not be helpful.

Equally, if you are a national business in Telford and are talking to a freelance PR agency, or a small boutique agency in Telford, they may not have the resources to help you or the experience with the media.

Choosing A Local PR Company

When considering  PR agencies in Telford to work with, using someone local is always preferable to someone that is hundreds of miles away.  It is always good to meet with the agency before ‘signing on the dotted line’, in order to from an impression of what they are like, and whether or not they will meet your need.

Meeting the team is wise (COVID safe of course) and exploring their knowledge and ideas about developing your type of business; this is something that is highly advised when it comes to the vetting process.  

If they know your industry then they will have contacts to talk to right away, and should be able to get you quicker results from the outset.

A meeting gives you the chance to discuss doing a PR stunt.  Most PR companies in Telford should be aware of what a PR stunt is and how to orchestrate one.  Done right, PR stunts are like marketing gold dust for your brand.  Yesterday few people in Telford knew your company, tomorrow everyone knows you.

Compare PR Costs

As all PR agencies in Telford are independent, it is good to look around, as all will charge different amounts for campaigns.  

Certainly as the recession is affecting most companies, comparing prices is something of a necessity in order to ensure that you do not overspend.  One thing to bear in mind is that all PR companies in Telford are independent, with no industry standard for fees, and therefore comparing prices is necessary.  

As a price comparison website, we want to help you get the best agency for the best price.  As PR prices vary so much, you do need to shop around.

Telford In A Few Words

It is a relatively new town in the country of Shropshire, named and created after Thomas Telford in 1960 to honour his contribution to civil engineering.  

One important area in the town is Ironbridge Gorge, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and is considered to be the area that gave birth to the Industrial Revolution. Although it does not have its own university, the nearest is the University of Wolverhampton.

It is considered one of the fastest growing towns in Shropshire, and currently has nearly 200,000 inhabitants according to council statistics.

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