The Alive & Kicking football stunt that received widespread national coverage recently, is continuing to generate headlines.
This week, the story has been covered in The New York Times and The Guardian, delivering some valuable international exposure for our client’s brand.
Ubiquity has continued to get value from the Freedom of Information request we issued on behalf of Lingo24. One of the particular findings from the report was picked-up today by a close contact at the Sunday Express.
This prominent piece exposed the Lingo24 brand to a huge audience, and positioned the company as one of the most progressive translation agencies in the UK:
Ubiquity arranged for PeoplePerHour.com founder Xenios Thrasyvoulou to submit this opinion piece to top business title Marketing Week. The bylined article positioned our client as authoritative and thought-leading.
Ubiquity managed the PR for professional football ‘freestyler’ Dan Magness’ World Record attempt across London. We ensured the ball’s maker – Ubiquity client Alive & Kicking – received coverage in every piece of media exposure.
Coverage was acheived in the Metro (see scan below), BBC News Online (see screengrab below), Sky News, The Daily Mirror, The Sun, BBC Five Live, The Times, The Evening Standard and many more high-profile media outlets.
Ubiquity arranged for client Alive & Kicking to appear on Sky Sports and BBC London yesterday. Interviews with record-breaking football freestyler Dan Magness exposed the Alive & Brand to a huge national audience:
Ubiquity devised and implemented a PR campaign on behalf of translation agency Lingo24 which resulted in widespread national media coverage.
We issued a Freedom of Information request to every local council in the UK and built a story on our findings. The story was covered on BBC Breakfast, BBC London and BBC Look East television, BBC Radio 5 Live, The Daily Telegraph, The Daily Star and this piece in The Daily Express:
Top weekly business title Marketing Week featured a contributed article by PeoplePerHour.com founder Xenios Thrasyvoulou this week.
The piece helped position our client as thought-leading in a key target market for PeoplePerHour.com.
When Ubiquity client Lingo24 – one of the UK’s top translation agencies – mentioned that they had received requests for expertise in ‘digital shorthand’, we sensed a possible national story.
The resulting ‘Textpert Transl8or’ story was duly picked-up by the Daily Mirror:
We arranged for Fari Peyman – founder of Ubiquity client Notting Hill Internet Services – to contribute this article to top small business website Startups.co.uk, which boasts 160k unique visitors every month.
In addition to positioning Fari as an authority on business trends, the link to Notting Hill Internet Services’ website was a valuable SEO boost.
Ubiquity client InterviewGold was covered in this month’s edition of the leading UK business title Management Today, in a piece entitled ‘How to clear those interview hurdles’.
The piece positioned InterviewGold as a credible and affordable interview skills training option.
