Raising the profile of technology companies
Entering an emerging market? Disrupting an existing one? Launching in a new country? We can help you speak the right language.
UK B2B technology PR agency with international reach
Fourth Day helps B2B tech companies build credibility, influence buyers and grow in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Australia and the US. Our campaigns are based on thought leadership and involve strategic PR, content and corporate communications. We have a specialism in SaaS and enterprise technology for the supply chain, manufacturing and retail sectors.
Our team is based in London, Manchester, Paris, Berlin, Casablanca and Brisbane. From a central hub we run pan-European and international PR campaigns that will help you reach your target audience, no matter where they are based.
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Who we work with
We support companies in the business technology sector
EMERGING Valley
Growing EMERGING Valley’s media reach across Europe and Africa
We generated dozens of media pieces across all types of outlets in Europe and Africa
AFS Global
Positioning AFS Global as the first choice freight partner
Our campaign helped position AFS Global as an authoritative, informed industry leader
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Since opening our Casablanca office in September 2015, we’ve discovered that the North African press operates differently from what we’re used to.
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