Media, print and events

Media

With 13 years in print journalism and bags of media contacts, Agent Pete is your man when it comes to getting your message into newspapers, onto the radio and perhaps even on television.

Here are some of the media outlets that have reproduced our work on behalf of our clients (industry secret: even where a journalist’s name appears, the text is often reproduced, word for word, by that supplied by Secret Agent Marketing!)

This is by no means an exhaustive list, merely one example from each media outlet.

Print

With a copywriter and a graphic designer on board, Secret Agent Marketing can provide high-quality print (posters, leaflets, brochures, etc).

Take a look at examples of some of our work. To keep the file sizes down we’ve stuck to front covers and sample pages. Please do email if you would like access to the entire document.

Events / publicity stunts

Need an event or stunt to help get your message across? Secret Agent Marketing can help! Click the links for a few examples:

Agent Pete secured the services of Hollywood superstar Elizabeth Hurley to switch on the Christmas lights in Cirencester, attracting an estimated 10,000 onlookers (well up on the usual 3,000) as well as the world’s press (including a TV crew from Japan!) That’s Pete in the fetching tabard greeting Liz.

A press launch for the Science Van at Ridgeway School, Wroughton, on behalf of client and Pebley Beach, which was sponsoring the project, received coverage in the local press, on radio and even on the local television news. The value in print space and airtime was estimated at over £10,0000!

When our clients the Cotswold Show wanted to thank sponsors and attract new ones, we arranged this VIP launch with posh nosh and entertainment (a sheep dog display). We then invited a class of school children to watch the display, and invited the local press to watch, tape or film the children meeting the sheep and the dogs. The result was coverage in local and regional newspapers and on local radio, which (along with the quality of the event) won the Show a few more sponsors!

Back to Pebley Beach, and the company wanted to publicise its sponsorship of the Swindon Robins Speedway team. As the company also enjoys an excellent relationship with Domino's Pizza, Secret Agent Marketing got four speedway riders – including the world number three, Leigh Adams - to race around the track on pizza delivery mopeds just before the first races of the season. Local press, speedway magazines and local radio all ‘lapped’ the idea up. You can stream a video of the entire race.