Securing media coverage through PR can be as straightforward as sending your local paper a release about your new recruit, or as ambitious as an interview about a new product launch in a major industry magazine or website. The key is knowing what journalists want before you contact them. This helps no end, since they'll be more likely to use your story. Here's some valuable PR advice...
Five Ways to Build Your Brand Out of a Recession
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Charlotte Nichols of Harvey & Hugo talks us through five ways business owners can utilize PR and marketing to rebuild their brand after a recession
How to Use PR to Maximize Reach in 2021
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Ellen Widdup, Editorial Director of Prominent PR, explores how PR has fundamentally changed as a result of the pandemic and why SMEs should alter their approach for 2021
An SME's Guide to Press Release Distribution
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Press release distribution is a fantastic way for SMEs to spread the word about their business, along with building brand awareness and credibility. Here's how to get it right
Landing Big Pieces of Coverage on a Budget
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Landing big pieces of press coverage can lead to increased client exposure, inbound links to your site and credibility building. Here's how to secure that coverage on a budget
How PR Can Contribute to Your Bottom Line
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Andy Barr of 10 Yetis Digital explores how PR campaigns can influence conversion rates by increasing authority and promoting engagement with new customers
Top 10 Tips for Doing Your Own Publicity
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Getting effective press coverage for your new business can be tricky on a budget. This guide covers the basics of PR so you can promote your own business
Business Awards: 7 Steps to Getting Shortlisted
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With plenty of free awards available to UK businesses, its a great chance to generate some positive PR. Get yourself shortlisted with these top tips
Small Business PR: How to Do PR on a Budget
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Getting press coverage for your small business needn't be that tricky. Here's how to do your own small business PR on a budget, without using a PR agency
Eight Photographs that Changed the World
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On World Photography Day, Fleximize threw the spotlight on the famous photos that stopped people in their tracks
How to Drive Sales For Your New Product
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When launching a new product there are two things you should consider before starting your marketing campaign; content & delivery. Here's why.
The Small Business Guide to Making Content Work
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A strong piece of content shouldn't be limited. Making the most out of your content means thinking about different channels.
How to Write a Press Release For Your Business
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Writing an effective press release for a new business can be tricky if you're unsure, but there are steps you can take to get your press release noticed
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