Lisa Carlson, Canterbury Business Improvement District
Tom Stevenson, NHS Kent and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group and Integrated Care System
Gail Lewin, London Array
Matthew Arnold, Stagecoach South East
Jane Kennedy, Discovery Park
Alex Hicken, DHA Planning
John Hendy, Hendy
If you are searching for a PR and marketing agency to run a media relations campaign, then it is a huge advantage if those working for the agency have a close understanding of how the media works.
Many of our staff at Maxim have previously worked as journalists. We can’t overstate the head-start this gives our clients. We know what makes news, the way stories should be written, how to generate editorial coverage – and we understand what the media requires from us.
We will prepare regular press releases, write articles and comment pieces, as well as liaise with key journalists on your behalf and arrange media interviews. We will bring the written word together, in all its guises, to maximise awareness, to incorporate any relevant social media platforms and to drive web traffic in your direction.
Over the years, we have developed a deep level of trust with our media contacts, regionally and nationally – in newspapers, TV, radio and trade publications. Whether it’s helping you exploit a “feel good” story or to offer damage limitation in a time of crisis, we can bring this influence to bear on your behalf.
We can also help with any media training you may require – so that when the need or opportunity arises for you to face a TV camera, a photographer, a radio interview or even to front a video for your website – you’ll feel like a seasoned pro.
Visit our portfolio for examples of our work in media relations.
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Maxim helps nail support for Ironmonger Yard
Securing planning permission for a prominent derelict site at the end of an historic high street is always going to be a challenge. Maxim was part of the team that recently saw a major residential scheme in Rochester gain approval from Medway Council’s Planning Committee.
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Renewed interest in renewables from new Government
Labour came to power with a manifesto that said they will work with the private sector. We look at the plans to double onshore wind, triple solar power, and quadruple offshore wind by 2030 and consider what it might mean in terms of communications and community engagement.
October, 2024 more
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