Luxury property buying agents Huntly Hooper feature again in tonight’s London Evening Standard.

Huntly Hooper’s latest research, based on sales prices over the last two years, shows prices dip at this time of year, but that the falls are more pronounced this season.

Ollie Hooper tells the paper: “With temperatures having fallen so drastically over the last few weeks, there are fewer buyers braving the cold and doing viewings. Consequently those who are still looking could well be able to put in lower offers and get them accepted.”

Learn more about PR Superstar’s regeneration PR and property public relations services here.

Part of effective PR is having strong relationships with key journalists.

This means giving the right journalist the right story at the right time and feeding them a regular supply of useful articles, insight and comment.

If you are an entrepreneur or small business doing your own PR, how do you get started?

Either call or e-mail key journalists in your sector and invite them for a coffee or lunch.

Award-winning Property Editor Anne Ashworth, of The Times, will be meeting PR Superstar’s luxury property client Huntly Hooper later this month after we suggested a 121. We have also arranged media meetings for Huntly Hooper with The Financial Times, The Sunday Times, The Wall Street Journal and The London Evening Standard.

Such meetings get you crucial face time with journalists where you can talk about your business – importantly, always ask how you might be able to help journalists with stories they are working on too.

Headline-grabbing PR Superstar property client Huntly Hooper feature in tonight’s The London Evening Standard.

Ollie Hooper, Director of the property search agent for London’s wealthy and elite, is quoted in the article about international buyers pushing up Central London house prices, after we pitched the idea to property journalists.

To win new clients, grow your profile and stand out from competitors, contact London and Surrey public relations specialist PR Superstar on 020 8274 0807 or e-mail hello@prsuperstar.co.uk

The London Evening Standard’s Features Writer Felix Lloyd is given just 12 days to roll back the years – by PR Superstar fitness client One Element.

Read all about how intrepid Felix got on here in today’s The London Evening Standard.

PR Superstar is also working with the likes of Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Marie Claire, Men’s Health, The Daily Telegraph and The Sun to arrange media coverage after our high-profile fitness public relations campaign for One Element caught the eye of top journalists and Editors.

One Element are also featured in London’s daily business paper City AM.

Russian billionaire and former KGB spy Alexander Lebedev today bought the loss-making Independent and Independent on Sunday newspapers for a nominal £1.

Mr Lebedev bought the national titles from Irish company Independent News & Media (INM) for the same amount that he paid for The London Evening Standard last year.

His 29-year-old son, Evgeny, will become Chairman and sole owner of Independent Print Limited (IPL), making him the youngest national newspaper owner in 116 years.

The Lebedevs have vowed to “inject new energy and impetus” into the titles, launched in 1986 and 1990 respectively.

From a daily circulation high of 400,000 in the late 80s, sales of the Independent paper have dropped to less than 190,000 a day.

Read the full story in journalist bible Press Gazette.

Celebrity beauty guru and PR Superstar client Cherry Woods gets a glowing review of her luxurious facials in tonight’s The London Evening Standard.

“I did feel in fine fettle for the rest of the day,” writes ES Features Writer Felicity Lloyd.

Read The London Evening Standard review here.

Society magazine Tatler contacted PR Superstar on the same day keen to write a feature on Cherry, following our high-profile beauty and luxury PR campaign with the regional and national media, which has so far gained coverage in the likes of Vogue, Elle, Cosmo, Marie Claire and Country Living.

To find out more about PR Superstar’s beauty PR or luxury PR services contact us on 020 8274 0807 or click here and here.

The likes of Madonna, P Diddy and other A-Listers wouldn’t be without them…with it being New Year and many of us having resolutions to shape up and work out, PR Superstar invited London journalists to put a celebrity personal fitness training company to the test and see exactly why they’re a must-have for the rich and famous.

So far, our client One Element is busy putting journalists from The London Evening Standard and Radio Jackie through their paces with regular sessions; The London Metro have contacted us and are keen to try it out too, following our fitness PR campaign. We’ll feature their reviews here!

Offering journalists a trial of your products and services is a great way to get publicity for your business and if they’re impressed, they could become good contacts for future stories too. Journalists are also influential and well-connected and can help spread positive word of mouth about you among a wide circle of people!

PR Superstar is a London-based b2b and b2c public relations company, with clients in Surrey, London, UK-wide and internationally – contact us on 020 8274 0807 or e-mail hello@prsuperstar.co.uk

Ever the enthusiast for a natural remedy, Wahanda - named by Elle as one of the best health and beauty websites – visited London’s ’salt cave,’ as PR Superstar’s healthcare public relations campaign continues.

Well-being magazine’s Editor describes her ’salt therapy’ experience in January’s edition.

And positive coverage continues as the UK’s top-selling health magazine Zest, Health and Fitness magazine and Dive, the UK’s biggest-selling diving magazine, carry features on Britain’s most famous ‘cave.’

The London Evening Standard, meanwhile, reports on the ’salt cave’ owners opening their second ’salt cave’ in Marylebone, due to the phenomenal success of the UK’s first ‘cave’ in Wandsworth, which has attracted more than 1,000 clients in its first year of business, following a PR Superstar PR campaign.

Another PR Superstar PR campaign is off to a great start – with London radio station Radio Jackie confirming their attendance at the launch party of one of our new clients, within minutes of us sending out our release.

Entrepreneur and wellness PR client Kathy Geminiani’s magnetic therapy centre officially launches in Wandsworth on December 2.

Her new Bemer (Bio Electro Magnetic Energy Regulation) Health Centre uses the very latest computerized magnetic technology to provide patients with relief and recovery from a whole raft of ailments, as well as boosting health and vitality, and even sports performance and libido.

Health Writer Anna Davis of The London Evening Standard also got in touch with us and is interested to cover the story, after we sent our ’superstar’ press release to her. Wandsworth reporter Lindsay Burns from South London Press has asked to do a review of Kathy’s therapy.

Celebrity facialist and beauty guru Cherry Woods is fast becoming a celebrity in her own right!

The Times’ esteemed Beauty Editor Sarah Vine, and Charlotte Ross, Executive Features Editor of The London Evening Standard, are the latest in a long line of London and national journalists eager to meet Cherry and review her now-famous facials.

Cherry is featured in Cosmopolitan after Beauty Director Ingeborg Van Lotringen visited her Richmond skin clinic.

Jessica David, Beauty Features Editor for Vogue and Glamour, will make a pilgrimage to Cherry’s beautiful clinic in October to carry out a review.

Cherry will also feature in Country Living in early 2010, following a review by one of its Editors Hester Page!