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05/08/2026

Good old-fashioned PR never loses it's excitement. We managed to get our law firm client Buckles Law in The Telegraph last week, which doesn't happen very often considering the size and scale of the publication. With a huge focus on digital nowadays, it's really nice to see some traditional PR coming through, and offers a reminder that very much of what we do still centres around media relationships. Great piece of coverage for Buckles and something Nick Porter and the rest of the firm can be proud of. You can have a read of the story here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/tax/inheritance/families-defeat-hmrc-landmark-inheritance-tax-ruling/

Victory could benefit thousands who used home loan schemes

12/05/2026

Just unloaded a few pallets of fresh words for all the content we draft - turns out storytelling requires quite a lot of raw materials.

If your content is feeling a bit flat and isn't working as hard as you need it to, lets talk. We've got the words. And we know how to use them.

For more, see here: https://workpr.co.uk/

27/01/2026

We have secured widespread media coverage for our client Borough Chrome, following the appointment of Adam Ginger as Technical Sales Manager.

The story was picked up by a number of reputable titles including Interplas Insights, Your Thurrock, Manufacturing Management, IPE MAGAZINE, and PlastikMedia, reaching the audiences that matter most to their business.

We can help you get your stories in industry publications too, raising your brand awareness and building trust amongst prospective clients. Get in touch to discuss how our PR can enhance your business: https://workpr.co.uk/service/public-relations/

27/11/2025

Are you targeting the keywords your customers actually use?

We have stopped many businesses from wasting their marketing budgets on assumption-based keywords and introduced them to real search behaviour.

The disconnect between what you think customers search for and what they actually type into Google can mean missed opportunities and ineffective campaigns.

A huge part of SEO is identifying and targeting the right keywords for your marketing strategy. This is decided by the user's intent behind the search, the use of SEO tools, and the specific search phrases that are chosen.

We cover all of this in our recent blog, and help you realise why understanding your customers' language matters more than industry terminology: https://workpr.co.uk/how-to-pick-the-right-keywords-for-your-marketing-strategy/

25/11/2025

Fantastic piece of coverage for one of our law firm clients, Newmanor Law. Partner, Karen Mason, has updated her 12 "okays" of Christmas for retail landlords which landed in Estates Gazette 10 years ago. A decade on, commissioned by the same editor, these considerations are helping retail landlords prep into Christmas once again: https://www.estatesgazette.co.uk/legal/prep-into-christmas/

12/11/2025

AI-driven search is changing how legal information is discovered.

We explain why consistent, credible PR and earned media are crucial for ensuring your law firm is visible, trusted, and most importantly, chosen: https://workpr.co.uk/why-pr-is-more-important-for-law-firms-in-the-age-of-ai/

27/10/2025

Brand evolution: Borough Chrome

We can make subtle updates to your brand, ensuring it stays current without losing meaning.

From a design point of view, while the three balls related to the electroplating process, this was lost on their customers. We removed the balls and instead added a union flag to highlight that they are UK based and a leading manufacturer in the UK. The font was updated to Din and the blue desaturated, both to give a more industrial feel.

If you want to know more about our design service, here is a good place to start: https://workpr.co.uk/service/graphic-design/

16/10/2025

Brand evolution of Signature Property Finance.

Part of our design offering is to make gradual changes to your brand so it remains relevant without losing its core identity.

Our designer, Ben Coleman, explains: "The fingerprint was simplified so that it was more easily recognisable, and would work better at smaller scales and when printed on fabric. We also incorporated a subtle S shape to tie it to the brand name. This new design also reflected the fingerprint icon on phones and devices, which inspired a new strapline - unlocking the potential in property. The font was changed to the more modern Rubik, which had rounded edges to match the icon."

If you know your current branding needs evolving, we can provide you with options that will keep your brand fresh and in tune with the times.

Get in touch if you'd like to discuss further: https://workpr.co.uk/service/graphic-design/

14/10/2025

Every business likes to think it’s prepared. There’s a budget spreadsheet for every quarter, a strategy for every launch, a timeline for every campaign. But when crisis hits, the phones start ringing, or the inbox fills with media requests, panic can quickly set in, and all the tidy planning can crumble in an instant.

That’s when the structure of a crisis comms plan is more important than ever. We explain why here: https://workpr.co.uk/why-every-business-needs-a-robust-crisis-communications-plan/

06/10/2025

Running errands for a client can be such hard work. Had to attend a Sporting Lunch at Veseyans Rugby on Friday to get a Lawrence Dallaglio match-worn shirt signed by the rugby legend himself. The shirt, donated by Welsh rugby legend Scott Quinnell, will be auctioned at the Signature Property Finance - South Wales and South West gala event in October to raise much-needed funds for Ysgol Ty Coch special school.