Get you press coverage
We pitch your story to journalists who actually cover your industry, and follow up until it lands.
Talk about coverage →UK & Nordics · Communications
Get your story in front of the right people.
CULTA plans your message, gets you press coverage, and runs the events that back it up — in plain language, with no wasted steps.
What we do
Three things. Done properly.
No bundled jargon, no vague programmes. Just the parts that actually move a growing business forward.
Plan your message
One clear story, written down, that your whole team can repeat — to press, partners, and customers alike.
Talk about strategy →Run your events
From an investor lunch to a multi-city roadshow, we handle the logistics so you can focus on the room.
Talk about events →How it works
Three steps. No surprises.
You’ll know exactly what happens next at every stage — starting with a call, not a contract.
Step 1We listen first
A 30-minute call to understand your business, your goals, and what “success” looks like to you.
Step 2We build one plan
A short, concrete plan — what we’ll do, by when, and how we’ll measure it. No 40-page decks.
Step 3We show our work
Monthly check-ins with real numbers: coverage won, people reached, meetings booked.
“Since we started working with CULTA, all our press follow-up complaints dropped to zero. I highly recommend them.”
40+ yearsin practice, across strategy, marketing, advertising, PR and export
3 citiesLondon, Stockholm, Helsinki — same team throughout
30 minto get a real plan started, not a proposal
1 storyclear enough for your whole team to repeat it
How we think
Why, how, what, who
A brand is the set of thoughts and feelings attached to a company — the ones that decide whether someone buys it. Four questions get you to the ones that matter.
Why
Why a brand exists is more interesting than what it sells. People do not buy what you do — they buy why you do it.
How
A brand is judged by the people around it: who represents it, who sells it, who already bought it. That culture is the hardest thing for a competitor to copy.
What
The product has to be good — and “good” is decided by the customer, not by you. Focus means saying no to hundreds of reasonable ideas.
Who
We are a storytelling species. A brand is the sum of the stories it tells and the stories people tell about it.
The Academy
We also teach it.
The same methods we use for clients — media handling, crisis readiness, campaign planning — as short courses your team can work through between meetings.
Selected work
The proof belongs here
Three engagements, told without the client names.
A Nordic software company entering the UK
The brief. A strong product, no UK press presence, and a launch date eight weeks away. The founders had been quoted at home and never in London.
What we did. One message the whole team could repeat, a target list of twenty journalists who actually cover the category, a founder briefing, and a staged announcement with an exclusive first.
What changed. Coverage in the trade titles its buyers read, inbound demo requests in the first month, and a press office the marketing lead now runs herself.
A hospital group with a story about to break
The brief. A patient complaint had reached a national reporter. The group had no holding statement, three people willing to talk, and a board meeting the next morning.
What we did. A holding statement in the first hour, one spokesperson, a question-and-answer sheet the board agreed line by line, and a follow-up plan for the week after.
What changed. The story ran once, accurately, with the group’s position in it. No follow-ups. The same team now runs the crisis playbook it was trained on that week.
A design festival with a small team and a big room to fill
The brief. Third edition, half the previous budget, and sponsors who wanted to see an audience before they committed.
What we did. A sponsor story worth putting a name to, a partner search across three countries, press previews with the designers themselves, and the media desk on the day.
What changed. A full house, two sponsors signed for the following editions, and a press cuttings file that opened the conversations for the next year.
Ready to talk?
Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll reply within one business day with a time for a short call — no pitch deck required.
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