Build your business profile with free PR session

31st March 2016

An award-winning Sheffield PR agency is offering a free drop-in session for local businesses.

Experts from HR Media, one of Yorkshire's most experienced PR consultancies, are running 30 minute one-to-one Coffee and Communications sessions at the Copthorne Hotel, on Bramall Lane, on Friday, 29 April. The specialists will share their insight and advice about how to create a successful communications campaign, secure media coverage and the latest social media techniques. HR Media specialises in delivering creative campaigns across traditional, digital and social media channels to help organisations achieve their business objectives. Richard Fidler, account director at HR Media, said: -It will be great to meet local organisations and help make a real positive difference to businesses throughout South Yorkshire. -The 30 minute one-on-one workshops will give us a chance to review a company's current PR and communications activity and, using our expertise, offer advice on how they can further build their brand. The PR workshops will be available from 9:30am to 11:30am. To book a place, email info@hrmedia.org.uk or call 0114 252 7760.

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