We do keep your cost down, we do work hard and we do deliver.

If having a high profile in the trade, local or even national media is important to you, then talk to us.

Newsletters allow you to:

• Convey a message in an editorial way without third-party editorial control.

• Use the room you need to explain complex concepts in a simple and entertaining way.

• Target your readership accurately.

• Expound your ideas.

• Carry out readership surveys.

  Enterpress has vast experience of producing well designed newsletters for a wide variety of clients.  Let us show you what we can do for you.

This is also one of the things we do.

PR works best when there is a constant flow, not a glut when your company is doing something and nothing when you are not.  Reading about you in a big splash one month and then nothing for another six months will have far less effect than reading about you month after month, no matter how small the items.

Punch above your weight with PR

Can’t I do all this myself?

Yes, if:

• You want one of your senior people, or yourself, tied up with writing a press release we could write in much less time.

• You are confident you know all the pitfalls that await the unwary when dealing with the media.

• You believe you can write a release in a way that is going to grab the attention of a journalist who receives scores of the things every day.

• You are confident you can write a release in a way that ensures your message will get across with as few changes as possible.

If you had the time and a good library, after a few false starts, you could probably fix your car, make your own furniture or make your own clothes, but you don’t, because you have better and more productive things to do with your time and you know that if you use a specialist, the quality will be better and it will end up costing you less in the long-run.

Other things we do that you would also need to set aside time for are:

• Arranging photography

• Dealing with press queries

• Managing budgets

• Researching what media is appropriate

• Researching feature opportunities

• Liaising with journalists to create opportunities

• Copying and dispatching

In your corner when things go wrong

Any publicity is good publicity they say, but tell that to Gerald Ratner.  

There are times when you will want to keep your name out of the media, or at least make the best of an inevitably damaging story:

• Closing a factory.

• Someone says they have found an insect in one of your pies.

• One of your employees is killed or seriously injured at work.

• One of your key people leaves, taking some of your best customers.

 We have handled numerous incidents like these.  Sometimes we have kept our clients names out of the media, sometimes we have been able to put a positive spin on the story and sometimes we have just had to minimise the inevitable damage.  In each case our clients have come out of the situation in a much better state with us in their corner than if they had gone in alone.