There are about 30 PR agencies in Solihull, most of which are smaller agencies of around 2-3 staff, and a few freelance consultants who work both locally and nationally.
In addition to the stand alone public relations companies in the area, there are some 15 larger ‘full service marketing companies‘ that offer public relations as part of a wider range of marketing, such as digital design and web services.
If you needed web support, there are various website designers in Solihull that can help you out.
Just fill in the form opposite to get free advice and quotes from PR agencies in Solihull that know your industry sector.
Public relations is about communicating your message to the media is how it can be put in its simplest terms.
Image is important and public relations is about communicating and managing your image to the media.
All companies use public relations for different reasons, during times of growth, during times of panic or crisis.
There is an old saying from 1938 “Advertising is what you pay for; publicity is what you pray for”.
As mentioned above, all companies in the midlands would look to using public relations for different reasons.
Why do you want to talk with a PR company?
Many companies handle their own PR, as long as you are good with the written word and have a little time each month it is possible to do you own PR. Since you know your business better than anyone you should be able to write better than a complete stranger to your business.
However, sometimes a fresh pair of eyes is needed, to be able to look at things from a different perspective.
Most PR companies in Solihull should be able to offer advice on how PR can help your business, but it is wise to talk to a few different agencies.
Talking to PR companies in Solihull about doing a PR stunt would be good advice.
PR stunts are about you doing something creative in front of the media (local or national) in order to get them to write about you or video you doing something wacky.
Done right, PR stunts can be marketing gold dust. One moment no-one knows your product or service, the next day you are on the morning news!
As there is such a wide variety of PR companies in Solihull, it does give businesses in the area a choice. Generally there are advantages in working with a local agency as meetings can be quickly arranged to look at the campaign, to discuss issues, and so forth.
What you want is for your PR agency to talk to journalists and use their relationships to get you noticed. It is very easy for a PR company in Solihull to take the easy road, to write your press release and then submit it via a media website.
For smaller businesses, it is advised to talk to a smaller PR agency or freelancer, as their costs will more likely be lower than a larger PR company.
Meeting up with a local agency is important. It gives you a chance to get to know them and determine the experience they have in your industry. It also gives the agency a chance to fact find and get to know the ins and outs of your business, and so represent you better.
They should already have contacts within the media in order to get the campaign off to a flying start, which in turn means quicker returns. If there are no suitable PR agencies around that you like, there are plenty of PR agencies in Birmingham that may well be able to help and support your campaign.
The Midlands has struggled with the recession as many businesses have, so the need to shop around and compare PR prices is essential.
With public relations, you do not get what you pay for. The highest quote does not necessarily mean the best media coverage.
We want to help you find the ‘right’ PR company for your business, and this will be different for every company in the Midlands.
This is where comparison comes in, to obtain advice on a proposed campaign balanced against cost. As a price comparison website, we want to help you get as much value for money in finding the best public relations agency at the lowest price.
To get quotes from a few PR agencies in Solihull, just fill in the form.
Solihull is situated in the West Midlands, just south of Birmingham.
It is medieval in origin and historically was an important stopping point for mail coaches.
There are still many fine Tudor buildings, and the school dates from 1560.
As Birmingham grew during the Industrial Revolution, it remained a small market town.
As with much of the Midlands, the area is known for the automotive sector, and the town is known for the production of Land Rovers and the nearby Triumph Motorcycle factory.
It has around 100,000 inhabitants and just under 200,000 in the surrounding area according to council data.
Solihull also includes famous landmarks such as the National Exhibition Centre and Birmingham Airport.