Senior PR Consultancy
Senior PR thinking, working as part of your team. No full-time hire needed, no agency overhead, no juniors running the account.
See how we work →"PR isn't a media function. It's how your whole business shows up."
Point of view
After more than 20 years in PR across agencies, scaling businesses and global brands, it is clear that most organisations know communications matter long before they have the structure to do it properly. Song exists to bridge that gap.
PR isn't just what a business says about itself, it's what others come to understand, experience and trust over time. That trust carries weight at every stage, from building a customer base to navigating a funding round or preparing for acquisition.
Over the years, this approach has secured coverage in titles including the BBC, The Sunday Times, TechRadar and The Independent, and placed clients on stages such as Sifted Summit. But the value of PR lies not in the coverage itself, it lies in the confidence and credibility it builds around a brand.
How we work
Most growing businesses can't justify a full-time senior PR hire, and a junior alone isn't enough. Song fills that gap: senior PR thinking and delivery, working as part of your team.
Who Song is for
Most growing businesses hit a moment where PR starts to matter, but the options don't fit. A full agency is expensive, and the reality is often that strategy gets promised by senior people and delivered by juniors. Hiring in-house tends to mean a less experienced hire, focused inward, without the breadth that comes from working across industries and organisations.
Song is the alternative. Senior experience, working as part of your team, without the overhead of a full-time hire. Embedded enough to understand your business, independent enough to give you honest outside-in perspective.
Our approach
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The first conversation is exploratory and informal. No pressure to arrive knowing what you need. If Song isn't the right fit, we'll say so, and we might know someone who is.
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