~ Stone Junction offers technical PR advice at the two-day show ~
Award-winning PR agency, Stone Junction, specialist in technical and engineering media relations, is demonstrating its forward-thinking PR services at Advanced Engineering 2019. As the UK’s largest advanced manufacturing trade show, Advanced Engineering is a hub for engineering organisations. This year’s show will be held at the Birmingham NEC on 30 and 31 October 2019.
Stone Junction has carved a niche in delivering award-winning public relations for businesses in the engineering and manufacturing realm. This specialism has seen the company awarded gold in the Best STEM Campaign award category by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) for two consecutive years.
Advanced Engineering provides Stone Junction’s PR experts with an environment to provide advice to other organisations in these sectors.
During 2019, Stone Junction has not only engineered award-winning media campaigns for clients such as EU Automation, Renishaw and TM Robotics, but has also worked alongside Advanced Engineering to develop its own PR campaign for the 2019 exhibition; including generating national press coverage and social media management.
With over ten years’ experience in the engineering PR sector, the agency has plenty of experience of helping businesses in this industry to improve brand awareness, drive traffic and generate sales leads. During the Advanced Engineering show, Stone Junction welcomes attendees to stand number P10 to take advantage of a free PR consultation — and a free beer — courtesy of its team of PR experts.
“At Stone Junction it’s never been about doing the obvious and calling it extraordinary,” explained Richard Stone, managing director of Stone Junction. “Widgets, blog posts and keywords are no longer occult magic, but something expected from a basic PR campaign. Despite operating in a traditionally conservative sector of PR, we want to be fun, clever and deliver amazing and unusual campaigns.
“Our in-house experts can more than handle the traditional side of PR, but we’ll also 3D print an invincible guitar and ask a rock god to try and smash it — just like we did for a machine tooling client earlier this year. “Of course, we have plenty more PR ideas up our sleeve. We would love to discuss them with businesses at Advanced Engineering from the Stone Junction stand, P10.”
If you would like to find out more information about Stone Junction’s technical PR then contact +44 (0) 1785 225 416, email [email protected] or find them on stand P10 from the 30 to 31 of October.
