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January 21, 2013
It's not their big, shiny offices in the city, it's not their aura of gravity, and it's not that deep corporate nous (nope, it certainly ain't that).
No, dear reader, it's the fact that the vast majority of financial pr agencies will take you to the goddam cleaners! Yee haa!
We've seen it with so many of our clients — and we'll see it again.
They come to us with tales of woe, having been shafted by an agency that's charged them thousands of pounds and delivered sweet F A.
Or at best very little.
One day I'll tell you about the poor old company that paid £18k and got one bit of coverage in a local newspaper — for the price of a Golf GTI. With Sat-Nav.
But we're not like that here at Just In Time PR.
We can't shaft you, because if we did shaft you then we'd be shafting ourselves. After all, if we don't get you media coverage, you don't pay us a penny.
That makes us work pretty darned hard, I can tell you.
But I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, prove it sucka. Cos I bet you're just like the rest of them there financial pr agencies, you useless SOAB.
Well we ain't, and we will.
There's a company called Moneysprite. They've been with us a while. They're a
and love to get in the mainstream media and talk about what's happening in the mortgage market.
Having their company name appear in the papers and online everywhere goes down well with their existing customers and helps to attract new ones. Ashley, their founder, knows his stuff and it's great for him to be able to say it to millions of people, not just his clients.
We've done a few opportunities for Moneysprite this month. Only today, in fact, Ashley was talking mortgages in the
.
He's as happy as a clam at high tide, whatever the hell that means cos I don't know.
What I do know, though, is that there are no other financial pr agencies out there that could give this kind of coverage for the price we do — and on a no risk basis.
But we love what we do, namely giving companies and experts without huge PR budgets — like Ashley of Moneysprite — a real voice in the media. And diminishing the media share of the big players.
Anyway, I'm tiring now and the dog is looking at me longingly. It needs love. And a bone.
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Three dogs, no bones and nothing to do with financial pr agencies.[/caption]Financial pr agencies have one thing in common.
Anyway, to find out more about how we work, check out our
page.
And with that, I bid you goodnight.