As they say: there’s no business like show business. And with the rise of social media, 24-hour news, and the public’s insatiable appetite for all the latest information about their favourite stars from the world of TV, film and music, there’s never been a more exciting or challenging time to work in the entertainment industry.
Successful entertainment PR is about keeping you in the public eye through a raft of good news stories, television interviews, public appearances, photoshoots, magazine spreads, interviews with key influencers, online chat sessions and events.
And – if something goes wrong, it’s about keeping you out of the public eye too.
“There are numerous entertainment PR agencies in London who have hundreds of entertainers on their books. But for me, successful PR is about giving the personal touch. So I really take the time to get to know you and understand what you’re all about, whether you’re an actor, musician or entertainer. Then I work hard to share your story, showcase your talents and ultimately boost your career.” – Jill Kent, PR Superstar
What successful entertainment PR looks like
As a London-based entertainment PR agency, it’s my role to build up and manage your public image, whether you’re an actor, musician or entertainer, or a future star or an established name.
It’s about connecting you with your audience for greater levels of engagement, from seeking publicity around your latest book, film, tour or show to raising your profile in the industry.
I do that using a journalistic approach. It means that consistently high-quality, relevant and engaging stories and interviews about my clients appear in weekly magazines, monthly glossies and industry titles, as well as on online news sites, across social media and on UK radio and TV.
I’m available to create tailored entertainment PR campaigns, offer strategic advice and guidance around handling the media, and crisis management if it’s needed.
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