LONG LUNCHES LATE NIGHTS...
…and wherever else we need to be to keep up with industry events and contacts. Hospitality isn’t a 9 to 5 business, so neither are we.
We produce structured, planned communications programmes. But life is full of surprises, so we also make the most of opportunistic responses to current events and breaking news to secure media coverage for our clients. Extensive trade knowledge allows us to go beyond the brief and identify PR opportunities, and we have strong working relationships with all the key trade media.
Our flexible approach to client demands means that we develop bespoke solutions for each brand and project. Areas we regularly work in include:
- Press releases – effective, targeted communications for relevant media
- Feature responses – quotes and case studies to ensure your message is in the mix
- Event management – product launches, media tastings, seminars and press conferences
- Social media – managing brand communications across the internet
- Publications – from email newsletters to printed customer brochures
- Research – in-depth analysis, staff and customer surveys
- Crisis management – when all around are losing their heads, we help you hang on to yours
Press Releases
The Good Apple Effect launched to tackle misuse of power and bullying in hospitality
The Good Apple Effect is a new initiative to reduce the misuse of power and tackle bullying in hospitality, whilst demonstrating that a better hospitality ...
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Wonderwall Lager gets national Morrisons listing
Morrisons is to stock Wonderwall lager in its supermarkets nationwide from this week (w/c October 12) on an exclusive basis for 2026. Sold in packs ...
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Our Results
Lynx Purchasing Market Forecast
ShielPorter Communications devised the Lynx Purchasing’s Market Forecast format to reinforce the Lynx team’s expertise in monitoring pricing trends, as well as providing a way ...
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Launch of Outland beer range
ShielPorter Communications supported the Outland launch with press releases targeting the off-trade, beer writers, and the local media in Badger’s Dorset heartland.
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