Gabrielle Shaw Communications deep dive into the art of branding, trends, luxury PR and communications, creative content and campaigns, and the evolving world of consumers
Expanding into the USA market presents a tremendous opportunity for UK brands, but it also comes with unique challenges. Gabrielle Shaw Communications (GSC), a leading London-based PR agency, specialises in helping UK brands successfully enter the US and other markets. Here’s more about how brands can be supported to navigate this exciting venture.
Media training is a service provided by public relations agencies to help clients effectively present themselves when interviewed by a journalist.
A brand is much more than products, a logo and packaging. Every strong brand is backed by the essential components of its identity. Through brand strategy, a constellation of elements work together to build reputation, familiarity and emotional connection. This is the core of building brand desire.
What is the greatest fear of a luxury brand? To lose control of an excellent reputation. Exclusivity and trust are essential for high-end products. For this reason, luxury branding often leans into risk-averse choices.
For centuries influencer product endorsement has won consumer hearts and minds. In 18th-century Britain, affirmation by the royal family put wind in the sails (and sales!) of Wedgewood’s fine china and porcelain. In the 1920s, Madison Avenue, the new epicentre of US advertising and PR, started pairing brands with athletes and film stars to bring sparkle to modern products.
PR crisis management is the process of anticipating problems and being prepared with a well-considered response.
Public relations is essential to reputation management. It is pivotal for helping businesses and organisations increase brand awareness as well as evolve, promote and protect a brand.
Public relations is a strategic approach to creating and building positive reputation management and brand communications for clients. It involves developing relationships with the public, stakeholders, and other key audiences.
PR is a way to build and grow a positive public image for a business, product, service or individual. To keep it simple, let’s call all of the above a ‘brand”.
It can be a challenge for brands to see the road ahead when disruption and change are the only constants in today’s world. We’re all on high alert to navigate global calamities
Here are tactics for working with PR/Comms experts to survive and thrive while moving from pandemic to recession. From shoring up brand DNA and consumer understanding to creative approaches that adapt to the times, there is a roadmap ahead.
Twenty-five+ years ago, I set out to launch Gabrielle Shaw Communications, a London PR agency with a consultative twist. I had a back room, a career idea and a no-fear attitude in life and business.
