Scope

What our media relations covers

National business and trade press

News, features and interviews in business dailies, magazines and trade titles.

Regional and vernacular media

Campaigns in the languages your audiences read, across 200+ locations.

TV, web and podcasts

Broadcast interviews, digital news sites and podcast appearances.

Press releases and press conferences

Written to news standard and timed to the news cycle.

Spokesperson preparation

Media training and briefing notes before every interview.

Monitoring and reporting

Coverage tracked against the outcomes agreed at the start, not clipping counts.

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Method

How we earn coverage

Find the story

What in the business is news, and for whom.

Match it to journalists

The beats and publications your buyers, investors or policymakers read.

Prepare the spokesperson

Messages, facts and likely questions, rehearsed.

Follow through

Interviews managed, errors corrected, results reported.

From our work

Media relations results

Brand Building

A new entrant in digital imaging and storage accessories

8 months
To national visibility in media and major retail chains

Product-credibility PR against category leaders, on a small advertising budget.

Sector: IT & Technology
Media Relations

A global IT security leader

40% of global coverage
From India, one of its 26 regions

A dual-audience campaign for IT buyers and channel partners.

Sector: IT & Technology
Product Launch

A Fortune 100 US heavy-machinery manufacturer

First India-built product
Launched with media focus kept on the product

Media training and launch-day management.

Sector: Global Clients

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FAQ

Common questions

What does a media relations agency do?

It finds newsworthy stories in a business, pitches them to relevant journalists, arranges and prepares interviews, and tracks the coverage that results.

Can you get us coverage outside Delhi?

Yes. We have run media campaigns in 200+ locations across India, including regional and vernacular media, and handle coverage for clients from the USA and Europe.

Do you pay for coverage?

No. Our placements are earned on news value. Paid or sponsored content is a separate decision and is always labelled as such.

How do you measure media relations?

Against three or four outcomes agreed at the start, such as coverage in the publications your buyers read or share of voice against named competitors.

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Have a story you want covered?

Tell us in two lines. A senior consultant replies within one working day.

  • 200+ campaign locations across India
  • National, regional and broadcast media
  • Placements earned on news value, never bought
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