US PR Agency for Founders, Experts & Small Businesses

Founder-led, journalist-led PR for businesses, brands and credible experts across the United States.

Build visibility, credibility and trusted influence through earned media.

US$997 per month

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

Examples of publications where our clients have secured coverage:

Forbes | Business Insider | Newsweek | Real Simple | Daily Mail | The Times | The Telegraph | and more

Fair Public Relations is a founder-led, journalist-led US PR agency helping founders, experts, B2B businesses, B2C brands, professional services firms and growing companies earn meaningful media coverage.

We work with suitable clients across the United States, combining journalist-led strategy, positioning, content creation, media pitching, monitoring and ongoing campaign support.

Fair PR also has a New York presence at 224 W 35th Street in Manhattan, supporting our long-standing connection with the US market.

Our Standard PR service costs US$997 per month, giving businesses access to bespoke, journalist-led PR and direct senior involvement without the multi-thousand-dollar monthly retainers associated with many traditional agencies.

Every campaign is bespoke.

We look at what makes your business, expertise, founder, product, service or story genuinely interesting, then identify the media opportunities most likely to make sense.

US PR Built Around What Makes You Interesting

A business does not become newsworthy simply because it operates in the United States.

Strong PR starts with understanding what journalists and their audiences might actually care about.

You may have:

  • specialist expertise

  • an interesting founder journey

  • a distinctive product

  • an established professional service

  • original research or data

  • customer insight

  • a strong opinion on your industry

  • genuine company news

  • an unusual customer story

  • a launch or expansion

  • a real-life experience

  • useful insight into something already in the news

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

We do not believe every company announcement deserves a press release.

Instead, we consider:

  • what makes the business credible

  • what makes the story different

  • why somebody outside the company should care

  • which audiences matter most

  • what journalists are already covering

  • where your expertise adds something useful

  • which media opportunities support your commercial goals

  • whether a national, regional, business, consumer or specialist audience is most appropriate

That thinking happens before outreach begins.

No PR for the sake of PR.

No generic press release distribution.

Just strong positioning, useful ideas and journalist-led outreach.

PR With a Purpose

Strong PR starts before the first pitch is sent.

Every Fair PR campaign includes strategic thinking, media positioning and angle development designed around the individual client.

We consider:

  • what your business should become known for

  • what makes the founder or spokesperson credible

  • which areas of expertise you can genuinely own

  • which audiences you want to reach

  • what journalists are likely to find useful

  • which stories reinforce your wider positioning

  • when national US media makes sense

  • when specialist or regional media may be more valuable

  • how PR can support visibility, credibility and authority over time

For B2B businesses, this may mean expert commentary, thought leadership, founder positioning, company news, research and industry insight.

For B2C brands, the campaign may include product PR, recommendations, reviews, seasonal opportunities, consumer trends, founder stories and expert commentary.

For professional services firms, PR often works best when it demonstrates the expertise behind the service rather than simply trying to promote the service itself.

For founders and experts, it may focus on commentary, interviews, thought leadership, personal positioning and becoming recognised for credible expertise.

The goal is simple:

Give journalists a genuine reason to pay attention, then build credible third-party visibility around it.

National US PR Without Limiting Your Campaign to One City

A US PR campaign should not automatically mean chasing the same handful of national publications.

The right media mix depends on the business.

Depending on your campaign, we may consider:

National US Media

National newspapers, magazines, consumer websites, television, radio and major digital publications.

Business Media

Relevant for founders, executives, B2B businesses, professional services firms and companies with credible business insight.

Consumer and Lifestyle Media

Particularly relevant for food and drink, health, wellness, fitness, beauty, travel, interiors, hospitality, products and consumer services.

Trade and Specialist Media

Useful where the audience is more valuable than the publication's overall size.

For some businesses, a highly relevant industry publication may have more commercial value than a large national outlet.

Regional and Local Media

Location can matter when there is a genuine regional angle, expansion, opening, event, community connection or locally relevant story.

We choose publications based on relevance, audience and credibility, not simply readership size.

US PR for B2B Businesses

For many B2B businesses, strong PR is primarily about authority.

Your prospective clients may want to understand:

  • whether you know your industry

  • whether credible third parties recognise you

  • whether your leadership has something useful to say

  • whether your business appears established

  • whether your expertise stands up outside your own marketing channels

Suitable B2B campaigns may involve:

  • expert commentary

  • executive positioning

  • founder visibility

  • thought leadership

  • industry opinion

  • workplace commentary

  • research and proprietary data

  • business news

  • trends

  • surveys

  • relevant trade media

  • broader national media where the expertise has consumer relevance

We do not generally promote B2B products or services for editorial product or service inclusion.

For suitable businesses, PR can instead help create an independent media footprint around the company and the people behind it.

  • product features

  • product roundups

  • buying guides

  • reviews

  • recommendations

  • gift guides

  • launches

US PR for Consumer Brands

For suitable B2C businesses, campaigns can be much more consumer-facing.

PR may include:

  • seasonal features

  • consumer advice

  • lifestyle stories

  • trend commentary

  • founder stories

  • customer stories

  • business news

Some journalists may need to test or experience a product or service before considering coverage.

Where samples, products, meals, services or experiences are required, these are provided by the client.

Providing something for review does not guarantee publication.

PR for US Professional Services Firms

Consultancies, advisers, agencies and other professional services businesses often need a different PR approach.

Rather than simply pitching the service itself, we can help build visibility around:

  • specialist expertise

  • founder or partner commentary

  • industry opinion

  • research and data

  • thought leadership

  • business trends

  • company news

  • leadership

  • workplace issues

  • relevant national and trade media opportunities

This helps demonstrate the knowledge behind the business.

We do not generally promote B2B professional services for editorial service inclusion.

US PR for Founders and Experts

Sometimes the strongest media asset inside a business is the person running it.

We help credible founders and experts become useful sources for journalists.

Campaigns may include:

  • expert commentary

  • founder stories

  • interviews

  • thought leadership

  • reaction to current news

  • industry opinion

  • personal experience

  • practical advice

  • executive profiles

  • business commentary

The strongest expert PR does not involve pretending to know everything.

It means identifying the subjects where you have genuine credibility and building recognition around them.

US PR in Practice

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    5th & Mad

    One example of our US work is 5th & Mad, a New York gastropub and entertainment venue.

    Fair PR used event-led hospitality PR to generate media attention around the venue and its events.

    The campaign helped generate:

    1,122 ticket sales

    and approximately:

    28,000 new unique website visitors

    The campaign shows why effective PR should start with a business objective rather than simply chasing headlines.

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    19 published articles through technology and business expertise

    InnerXLab
    Technology business

    Expert commentary and business insight generated coverage across publications including Creative Bloq, IT Pro, ICAEW Insights, Financial Accountant, TechRound and Croner-i.

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    How Experity Wealth built online visibility through finance expert PR

    Robert Cannon, MBA, AIFA®
    Founder and President, Experity Wealth

    We used expert commentary and reactive journalist opportunities to position Robert as a credible media source on personal finance, investing, wealth management and financial decision-making.

    The three-month campaign secured 17 published media placements across six publication titles, including U.S. News & World Report, Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, MSN, AOL and GOBankingRates.

Our US PR Experience

Fair PR has worked across the US market for years, supporting businesses, founders, experts and consumer brands with national, regional, business, consumer and specialist media campaigns.

Our New York presence provides a base in one of the world's major business and media centres, but our US campaigns are not restricted to New York.

We can support suitable businesses across the country.

New York

Our New York presence is at:

224 W 35th Street
Suite 500 #183
New York, NY 10001

We have experience of client campaigns, media interviews, events, hospitality and consumer PR activity in the city.

A Fairer US PR Model

Traditional agency model

Fair Public Relations

Simple, Transparent US PR Pricing

Standard PR

US$997 per month

Three-month initial term, followed by one full billing cycle's notice.

Standard PR is designed for businesses that want ongoing, boutique PR support with journalist-led strategy and direct senior involvement, without committing to a traditional large-agency retainer.

Your campaign can include:

  • bespoke PR strategy

  • positioning

  • media angle development

  • expert commentary

  • thought leadership

  • founder PR

  • B2B PR

  • B2C PR

  • consumer product PR

  • consumer service PR

  • launches

  • business news

  • research and data stories

  • customer stories

  • real-life stories where appropriate

  • press release creation

  • media pitches

  • journalist outreach

  • follow-up

  • interview preparation

  • monitoring

  • account management

  • direct founder involvement

  • private WhatsApp communication

  • client portal access

  • fortnightly updates

  • monthly account calls

The exact campaign activity depends on your business, media relevance, opportunities and the strength of the angles available.

PR is earned.

We do not guarantee coverage, named publications, backlinks, rankings, traffic, leads, sales or AI citations.

Is Fair PR Right for Your US Business?

Standard PR could be a good fit if:

  • you want ongoing media visibility

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

  • you want strategic thinking as well as pitching

  • you care about credibility and authority

  • you can respond to journalist deadlines

  • you want a bespoke campaign

  • you value transparent pricing

  • you want direct founder involvement

  • you understand that earned media cannot be guaranteed

  • you want PR to support wider business goals

It may not be right if:

  • you expect guaranteed national coverage

  • you need immediate results

  • you only want backlinks

  • you want automated mass distribution

  • you do not want to contribute information or approve content

  • you need investor relations

  • you require lobbying or public affairs

  • you need a specialist crisis communications consultancy

  • you require guaranteed trade placements

  • you need highly specialised financial-market communications

Good PR sometimes means saying:

"That is not the strongest story."

Our job is then to help find the better one.

Industries We Support Across the US

Fair PR works with suitable businesses and experts across a range of industries.

These include:

US PR Guides for Small Businesses

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    Can You Get Good PR for Under $1,000 a Month?

    A practical guide for US small businesses on what good PR under $1,000 can include, what to avoid and how a lean boutique model can work.

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    How Much Does a Boutique PR Agency Cost in the US?

    Explore typical US boutique PR retainers, what influences agency pricing and what businesses should expect for their budget.

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    PR Agencies for $2,000 to $5,000 a Month: What Should You Expect?

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    Boutique PR Agency vs Large PR Agency: Which Is Better for a Small Business?

    Compare boutique and larger PR agencies across senior involvement, account structure, pricing, expertise and suitability for small businesses.

A Founder-Led PR Agency

Fair Public Relations is genuinely founder-led.

Jordan Baker is the founder of Fair Public Relations, a former journalist and PR professional with more than a decade of experience.

His career has included working with internationally recognised brands, organisations and public figures including Amazon, Jameson Whiskey, Dolce & Gabbana, the UK House of Commons, Joan Collins and Britney Spears.

Jordan leads Fair PR's strategy and works directly with clients to identify the stories, expertise and commercial opportunities most likely to translate into credible media coverage.

He remains involved in client relationships, campaign strategy, account calls and the private WhatsApp groups used for ongoing communication.

Jordan is supported by Fair PR's specialist team across content, positioning, media opportunities and campaign delivery.

Our approach is deliberately personal.

AI supports the process. Humans do the PR.

How to Get Started

1. Get in touch

Send us a message and tell us about your business, product, expertise, story or wider PR goals.

2. We’ll have a chat

You will speak with Jordan on Google Meet.

We will discuss your goals, current visibility, target customers, brand positioning, consumer or expertise-led opportunities, founder story, product or service, possible media angles, and whether Standard PR is likely to be the right fit

3. We’ll set up your PR foundations

Once signed up, we collect the information and assets needed to shape the campaign.

This may include expert commentary, founder visibility, thought leadership, consumer PR, product and service angles, customer stories, real-life stories, business news, and launches and seasonal opportunities

4. We’ll start pitching

We identify suitable journalist opportunities and develop relevant proactive ideas.

Our team prepares the content, pitches journalists, follows up, monitors opportunities and guides you through interviews and requests.

We ask for your input where needed so the campaign remains grounded in your genuine expertise, story and brand.

Still Have Questions? We’ve Got You

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.

Ready to Build Your Profile Across the US?

You do not need another generic press release sent to hundreds of people.

You need something journalists have a reason to care about.

Tell us about your business, expertise, product, founder story or news and we will give you an honest assessment of the PR opportunities we see.