Raising profiles through PR
Famous Publicity is a boutique PR consultancy with brilliant clients. We raise the profile of people, brands, businesses and charities. We take a hands-on approach, as well as being strategic and will aim to do all tasks in a timely way. We love the challenge of a tight deadline.
The agency is proudly small and works with friends in other complementary disciplines to deliver the best results for clients. When we buy in external services, we don’t charge any mark-up, which is just one of the reasons why we have excellent client and supplier relationships. The agency’s founder, Tina Fotherby, worked in house for four years with the retail magnate and star of BBC TV’s Dragons’ Den, Theo Paphitis, prior to setting up the agency. She learned that high standards go a long way to helping people succeed in a competitive marketplace.
We have some famous clients but we don’t restrict our work to celebrities. The business name is tongue in cheek as few people choose to be famous. Most people simply want recognition within their peer group. Not everyone wants to be king of the jungle. They might simply want to develop their business further. We have some wonderful retained clients and we also love project work for the variety it provides. We are equally happy working with B2C, B2B and not-for-profit clients. We have strong experience in the professional services field and enjoy supporting lawyers and accountants.
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Step out into the fresh air this Spring
Research by London School of Economics and Vitality health insurance has found that if people throughout the country set themselves a daily target of just 5,000 steps, it could save the NHS up to £15 billion each year. Walking drastically reduces the rate of chronic diseases such as cancer, heart disease and type 2 diabetes…
Switch screen time to reading
As the days stretch a little longer and we are surrounded by the first awakenings of Spring, this is a time for new beginnings. Why not use this time to make lasting change in our lives? It can be something as simple as reading each night to our young children. Did you know that less…
The medicinal effect of crafting
Art and craft have long been praised for their calming qualities, but studies are beginning to prove what many of us have long suspected – crafting truly is medicinal. One such study, published by University College London’s MARCH mental health network found that engaging with the visual arts can reduce anxiety and that visiting museums…