Defence - Customer Magazine
Producing high-quality content that makes compelling reading
Requirement
Focus is the customer magazine for the BMT group of companies, a global multi-disciplinary maritime engineering consultancy, serving clients in the energy, transport and defence sectors. Produced twice a year it requires vibrant thought provoking material based around a central theme.
Plan
For each issue EC-PR takes responsibility for developing a compelling theme and identifies authoritative contributors, both internal and external, to invited to participate. The team then takes responsibility for drafting all the editorial from interview and secured all relevant approvals before submitting to BMT Group.
Outcome
“ I know I can trust them to drive action forward and they not only come up with great ideas for content, but deliver well written articles based on their interviews with our staff, partners and clients.”
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GUARANTEED PERFORMANCE
Being in the right place at the right time… We will deliver feature length coverage to your target press… or your money back.
