Affordable PR Agency for Small Businesses in London

Founder-led, journalist-led boutique PR for London small businesses, founders, experts, coaches and consumer brands.

Build credibility, visibility and trusted influence through earned media.

£597 per month

Three-month initial term. Then one full billing cycle’s notice.

Examples of publications where our clients have secured coverage:

The Times | The Telegraph | Daily Mail | Forbes | Newsweek | BBC | Metro | The Standard | and more

Fair Public Relations is an affordable, founder-led, journalist-led London PR agency helping businesses and credible people turn what they know, do and stand for into stories journalists can actually use.

Founded in London on 10th August 2015, Fair PR has a London office at 66 Paul Street, a London-based core team and a founder with deep personal and professional roots in the capital.

Founder Jordan Baker is an East Londoner, originally from Chingford E4, and a former UK national journalist who worked at the Daily Mail in Derry Street before moving into PR.

Today, we work with businesses and experts across Greater London, including clients in areas such as Islington, King’s Cross, Chelsea, Mayfair, Vauxhall, Clapton and elsewhere across the capital.

Our Standard PR service costs £597 per month, giving London businesses access to journalist-led strategy, positioning, content creation, media pitching, founder involvement, monitoring, reporting and ongoing campaign support without the traditional multi-thousand-pound agency retainer.

We Know London PR Because We Have Worked in It

London PR is not something we understand from a postcode or a directory listing.

It is where Fair Public Relations started.

Over the years, our work in the capital has taken us into TV studios, fashion shows, award ceremonies, launches, press lunches, client shoots, media interviews and journalist events.

We have worked with founders, experts, clinics, consumer brands, hospitality businesses, professional services and small businesses across London.

We understand that the media landscape here is broad.

For one client, the right opportunity might be a national interview or expert comment.

For another, it could be The Standard, Metro, City A.M., The Londoner, a specialist trade publication, lifestyle media or a publication serving a particular London audience.

For a consumer brand, it may be product inclusion, a review, a launch, a seasonal shopping opportunity or a lifestyle story.

For an expert or founder, it may be commentary, thought leadership, an interview or a story built around their experience.

Being a London business does not automatically make something newsworthy.

Our job is to identify what makes your business interesting beyond the fact that it is based in London, shape the strongest angle and put it in front of journalists who may genuinely care.

You Have Something Worth Talking About

London is full of businesses competing for attention.

That makes clear positioning particularly important.

You may have:

  • specialist expertise journalists could use

  • an interesting founder journey

  • a distinctive consumer product

  • a useful service

  • an unusual customer story

  • a strong opinion on your industry

  • genuine business news

  • a launch, expansion or milestone

  • a real-life story

  • insight into a subject currently in the news

The challenge is working out which of those things has genuine media potential.

You do not need every business development turned into a press release.

You need to understand:

  • what makes your business credible

  • what makes your story different

  • why somebody outside the business should care

  • what journalists are already writing about

  • where your expertise can add something useful

  • which audiences you want to reach

  • which stories support your wider business goals

That thinking happens before we start pitching.

Every Standard PR campaign begins with a tailored direction based on the business, its people, its audience, its strongest media opportunities and the type of credibility it wants to build.

No PR for the sake of PR.

No generic London business story because somebody has added “London” to the headline.

Just relevant ideas, clear positioning and journalist-led outreach.

PR With a Purpose

Strong PR starts before an email reaches a journalist.

Every Fair PR campaign includes journalist-led strategic thinking, tailored angle development, media positioning and our Founder & Authority Positioning Session.

We consider:

  • what your London business should become known for

  • what makes your founder or expert credible

  • which areas of expertise you can genuinely own

  • which audiences matter to the business

  • what journalists are likely to find useful

  • where London itself adds relevance to the story

  • when national media is more valuable than London-only coverage

  • which consumer, business, lifestyle or trade opportunities make sense

  • how PR can support credibility, visibility and wider business goals

For consumer brands, we can also consider product relevance, seasonal opportunities, launches, reviews, recommendations, trends, customer needs and founder-led angles.

For experts and founders, the focus may be commentary, thought leadership, interviews, advice and positioning around subjects where they have genuine authority.

For service businesses, PR often works best when the campaign goes beyond promoting the service itself and instead demonstrates the knowledge, experience and point of view behind it.

The goal is simple:

Build a clear reason for journalists to pay attention, then earn credible third-party visibility around it.

London PR With National Reach

Being a London PR agency does not mean we only pitch London publications.

Quite the opposite.

London can be the starting point, not the boundary.

Depending on the campaign, we may consider appropriate opportunities across:

London media

Including relevant titles and platforms such as The Standard, Metro, City A.M., The Londoner, local and regional publications and specialist London media.

National media

Including newspapers, magazines, consumer websites, broadcast outlets and national digital publications.

Business and trade media

Particularly useful for professional services, technology, finance, property, hospitality, health, workplace experts and B2B businesses.

Consumer and lifestyle media

Useful for products, services, interiors, beauty, wellness, food, travel, parenting, property, health and other consumer-facing businesses.

Specialist media

Sometimes the publication that matters most is not the biggest publication.

A highly relevant industry title may be more commercially useful than a national article read by millions of people who are never likely to buy from you.

We shape each campaign around media relevance, not simply publication size.

London television studio during a media and PR campaign

Supporting clients around broadcast and media opportunities in London.

Is Fair PR Right for Your London Business?

Standard PR could be a good fit if:

  • you want sustained media visibility rather than one press release

  • you have credible expertise, a founder story, product, service or genuine news

  • you want PR strategy as well as pitching

  • you value credibility, authority and trust

  • you are willing to respond when journalists work to short deadlines

  • you want a bespoke campaign rather than generic mass outreach

  • you want transparent pricing

  • you want an experienced PR team

  • you want direct founder involvement

  • you want the option to meet your PR team in London

  • you understand that earned media cannot be guaranteed

  • you want PR to support wider business goals over time

It may not be right if:

  • you expect guaranteed coverage in named publications

  • you need instant results

  • you only care about backlinks

  • you want hundreds of automated press-release submissions

  • you do not want to provide information, opinions or approvals

  • you need a large corporate communications consultancy

  • you want somebody to tell you every idea is brilliant

Good PR sometimes means telling a client:

“That story is not strong enough.”

It can also mean finding the much better story sitting behind it.

A Fairer London PR Model

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Standard PR Service

£597 per month

Three-month initial commitment.

Then one full billing cycle’s notice.

PR often becomes more consistent as the campaign develops over several months.

Standard PR can include:

  • tailored PR strategy and campaign direction

  • Founder & Authority Positioning Session

  • media positioning

  • angle development

  • expert commentary

  • thought leadership

  • founder visibility

  • consumer PR

  • product PR

  • product inclusion

  • product launches

  • service PR

  • business news

  • real-life storie

  • customer stories

  • proactive story ideas

  • reactive journalist opportunities

  • media materials

  • journalist research and outreach

  • pitching

  • follow-up

  • interview preparation

  • press monitoring

  • fortnightly reporting

  • monthly account calls

  • private WhatsApp communication

  • client portal

  • ongoing campaign supports

Not every client needs every PR route.

Campaigns are shaped around each client’s strongest media opportunities rather than forcing every London business through the same PR formula.

A Fairer PR Model

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What We Do

The campaign may combine expertise-led, founder-led, consumer and story-led PR depending on your goals and what journalists are most likely to respond to.

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Sharing Expertise, Thought Leadership and Founder Visibility

Turn what you know into media authority

London has a huge concentration of founders, professionals, specialists and business leaders.

Expertise itself is not enough to earn coverage.

It needs to be translated into something useful for a journalist and relevant to an audience.

We can position founders, executives and subject-matter experts around:

  • expert commentary

  • thought leadership

  • industry opinion

  • founder insight

  • practical advice

  • consumer guidance

  • leadership

  • workplace issues

  • trends

  • reaction to relevant news

  • interviews

  • founder profiles

  • professional expertise

The Founder & Authority Positioning Session helps clarify what you should become known for and where your strongest media authority lies.

Repeated expert coverage can create a body of independent evidence around your name and business, helping prospective clients, customers, partners and future journalists understand why your opinion matters.

Promoting Consumer Products, Services and Experiences

Give journalists a reason to include what you sell

For London consumer businesses, PR may include:

  • product inclusion

  • product roundups

  • gift guides

  • recommendations

  • reviews

  • buying guides

  • seasonal features

  • launch coverage

  • service-led stories

  • London lifestyle opportunities

  • expert-backed consumer advice

  • trend features

  • founder storie

  • customer insight

We do not assume that journalists want to write about a product simply because it exists.

We look for the wider editorial reason.

Why now?

Why this product?

Why this audience?

What problem does it solve?

What trend does it connect with?

What is different about the founder or brand?

That is what turns product promotion into consumer PR.

Two men sitting on a mattress with logos of fashion and lifestyle magazines behind them, including Glamour, T3, The Independent, The Standard, and Country Living. The text 'As Seen In' is prominently displayed.
A woman with shoulder-length light brown hair smiling and holding a box labeled 'gut wealth'. She is wearing an orange blouse, and there are framed pictures on the wall behind her. The image has logos for The Times, Insider, and The Sun along the bottom, with the text 'AS SEEN IN' above them.

Telling Stories and Announcing News

Not every London PR campaign should revolve around expert commentary.

Sometimes the strongest opportunity comes from:

  • a founder journey

  • a customer experience

  • a personal story

  • a launch

  • an expansion

  • a new location

  • an award

  • a partnership

  • an unusual event

  • a milestone

  • a piece of research

  • a genuine change within the business

Where a founder, customer or real-life story has genuine press potential, senior journalist-led support may be used to help interview the subject, identify the strongest angle and prepare the material for outreach.

Behind the scenes at a London press and media event

Journalists, clients and media activity at a London press event.

Finding the Right PR Angle for Your Business

There is no single formula for getting a London business into the media.

An interior designer may have expertise journalists want.

An aesthetics business may have medical or beauty insight.

A restaurant may have a founder story, consumer trends or an unusual launch.

A coach may have an opinion on a behaviour affecting millions of people.

A technology founder may understand a change journalists are already trying to explain.

A consumer product may belong in seasonal roundups.

A property business may have useful insight into the London housing market.

A hospitality business may have an experience journalists can actually review.

That is why the campaign comes before the pitch.

We look at:

business + founder + expertise + product/service + audience + sector + timing + media relevance

Then we decide where the strongest opportunities sit.

Results From London Clients

We believe sector and client evidence matters more than simply displaying publication logos.

Here are three examples of London-based clients and experts we have supported through ongoing earned-media campaigns.

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    41 published articles in 12 months

    Christopher Paul Jones
    Harley Street hypnotherapist and phobia specialist

    We positioned Christopher as a trusted media expert on phobias, anxiety, sleep, burnout and behaviour ahead of his book launch.

    Through expert commentary, real-life stories and service-led features, the campaign secured national coverage, including a first-person review feature in The Standard.

  • Man in a navy suit and tie at a reception desk in a medical office, with a teal and white logo of a caduceus symbol on the wall behind him.

    54 published articles in 12 months

    Vie Aesthetics
    Beauty, aesthetics and wellness expert

    We positioned Vie Aesthetics as a useful media source on aesthetics, skin health, vitamins, wellbeing and wider consumer health topics.

    Through timely expert commentary and advice-led pitching, the 12-month campaign secured 54 published articles across national, health, beauty and lifestyle publications.

  • A man in a blue suit with a checked shirt, crossing his arms, standing in front of a modern interior with curved lighting fixtures and a window in the background.

    84 published articles and Domain Authority growth from 4 to 22

    Rudolph Diesel
    Interior Designer

    We positioned Rudolph Diesel as a go-to interior design expert, using his professional knowledge to contribute commentary across interiors, kitchens, bathrooms, colour, property and home trends. Over a 24-month case-study period, the campaign secured 84 published articles in titles including The Times, Forbes, House Beautiful, Ideal Home and Homes & Gardens, while his Moz Domain Authority increased from 4 to 22.

What London PR Looks Like Behind the Scenes

PR is often associated with the finished newspaper article.

A lot happens before that point.

Over the years, our London work has included TV studios, client shoots, award ceremonies, fashion shows, launches, press lunches, media events and face-to-face journalist opportunities.

Those experiences matter because PR is ultimately about understanding people.

Journalists have deadlines.

Editors need a reason to care.

Clients need clear advice.

Sometimes an opportunity needs to be turned around quickly.

Sometimes a story needs weeks of preparation.

Sometimes the most useful thing we can tell a client is that an idea is not strong enough yet.

Our job is to understand those moving parts and make the process manageable.

Who We Work Best With in London

Fair PR can support suitable:

We work with clients across Greater London, from established central London businesses to founders and small businesses operating across the boroughs.

You do not need to be in Mayfair or the City.

You need something credible for journalists to work with.

Meet the Founder Behind Your London PR

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Hi, I’m Jordan Baker, Founder of Fair Public Relations.

London is home.

I grew up in Chingford, East London, and have spent most of my life in the capital.

Before moving into PR, I worked as a UK national journalist, including at the Daily Mail in Derry Street.

I founded the agency in London on 10th August 2015.

Since then, my work has taken me across London’s media and PR world, including TV studios, launches, award ceremonies, fashion events, media interviews, press lunches, shoots and client meetings.

Today, Fair Public Relations has its London office at 66 Paul Street, supported by our London-based core team.

I still work directly with clients.

I lead campaign strategy, join account calls and remain closely involved throughout the campaign, supported by experienced PR professionals, writers and former journalists.

London clients can work with us remotely, but we are also happy to meet in person when it is useful.

There is no need for endless agency theatre.

Good PR comes down to understanding what makes you credible, finding the story, knowing what journalists need and doing the work consistently.

Jordan Baker

Founder, Fair Public Relations

What We Need From You

Good PR is collaborative.

We do the strategy, angle development, writing, pitching, outreach, follow-up, monitoring and campaign management.

We still need access to the person, expertise and information behind the business.

You should be willing to:

  • respond promptly when journalists have deadlines

  • provide accurate information

  • supply useful imagery and assets where available

  • share opinions and expertise

  • approve important materials

  • take part in interviews where appropriate

  • be flexible around different media angles

  • listen when we explain why an idea may or may not work

  • maintain a credible online presence

Sometimes we may only need a few minutes from you.

Sometimes a bigger interview or story will require more.

We keep the client workload sensible, but the strongest campaigns usually happen when the business and PR team work together.

London PR Agency FAQs

Want more detail?

You can read our full FAQs for more information on how we work, reporting, approvals, AI, media contacts and what to expect from earned coverage.

London PR Should Be Fair in Price and Expectations

Fair PR was built around a simple idea:

Good PR should be fair in both price and expectations.

That means:

Fair pricing.
You know what Standard PR costs.

Honest advice.
We tell you when an angle has potential and when it does not.

Transparent communication.
You can see what is happening with your campaign.

Credible storytelling.
We pitch journalists because there is a genuine editorial reason to do so.

Realistic expectations.
We do not guarantee coverage, backlinks, rankings, leads or sales.

Personal support.
Jordan remains closely involved and clients work with a dedicated team.

Meaningful earned media.
The goal is credibility, visibility and trusted influence that supports the wider business over time.

Looking for an Affordable PR Agency in London?

If you are a London small business, founder, expert, coach or consumer brand and want journalist-led PR without a traditional agency retainer, tell us about your business.

We will look at your expertise, story, product, service, goals and media potential and tell you whether Standard PR is likely to be a good fit.

Standard PR: £597 per month

Three-month initial commitment, then one full billing cycle’s notice.