What our clients say about us
"We couldn’t have achieved half of what we've done without your input"
Laura Socha, Manager, Midlothian & East Lothian Chamber of Commerce
Scot PR Ltd
Hudson House
8 Albany Street
Edinburgh
EH1 3QB
Edinburgh Tel: 0131-473 2388
Glasgow Tel: 0141-552 4800
Mob: 07867-510451
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Scot.PR Press & Media Relations in Edinburgh, Glasgow & Scotland
Every organisation has a public image and reputation. What people – including potential new customers – think about your organisation can determine its success or failure.
At Scot PR we manage our clients’ reputations. We have worked successfully for hundreds of private and public sector organisations throughout the UK and Europe. We educate their markets about their strengths and successes – positively influencing buying decisions.
We help people who matter think more highly of your organisation. Winning great coverage in the media. Generating sales leads. Lobbying Government. Training clients how to deal with the press. Developing profitable relationships with third parties. Helping defuse a crisis.
Contributing to profitability - Because PR and PRofit should go together.
Contact Scot PR’s offices in Edinburgh or Glasgow for information on our services.
Another exciting and successful year for Scot PR.
This has been yet another exciting and successful year for Scot PR. Our new clients have ranged from the Hebrides to … West Central Africa!
We are delighted to be working for Holiday Mull and Iona, these beautiful islands’ tourism association. See www.holidaymull.co.uk. Our campaign to attract even more visitors, especially in the Autumn, is well under way and quickly generated intense media and other interest.
Founder-Director Scott Thornton has been out to Nigeria three times in 2010 to train PR professionals there on improving their services to business membership organisations in Africa’s most populous country. The project, funded by the UK Department for International Development, is aimed at helping these organisations lobby the Nigerian Government to adopt more business-friendly policies. See www.enable-nigeria.com.

