Online PR and public relations agency

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Redefining PR with passion, creativity and knowledge in a fast evolving digital landscape

We understand digital. We use it. We play with it. We live it. Immersed in the industry, connected with the influencers, we deliver sharp, insightful and effective public relations: both off and online.

Brands in social media 2008 - Latest research on brands in blogs, social networks and sharing sites

Online Public Relations

We work with Sony Europe, EMI, Samsung, Sara Lee, Hotel Chocolat and Buena Vista Games, to ignite conversations in blogs, forums, communities and social networks.

Business to Business PR

Retained by digital companies, from start-ups to established businesses, we execute effective PR programmes that positively impact business objectives.

From FT to Blogs

PR for Nomensa secured coverage in the FT and on blogs. Driving phenomenal website visits, Nomensa won business as a direct result of PR.

Online PR Training

Intensive in-house courses, public workshops and seminars on online PR and social media relations. Learn how to protect and enhance your online reputation.

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Latest News Releases
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Online PR Jargon
Anchor text Anchor text is the text used to create a clickable link on a web page. Search engines look at anchor text to work out the exact topic of the page you’re clicking through to, so anchor text should use relevant keywords. Anchor text has nothing to do with boats or butter. More jargon-busting in our online PR glossary

Online PR Jargon

Anchor text

Anchor text is the text used to create a clickable link on a web page. Search engines look at anchor text to work out the exact topic of the page you’re clicking through to, so anchor text should use relevant keywords. Anchor text has nothing to do with boats or butter.

More jargon-busting in our online PR glossary