Quite Great Music PR and creative brand promotion company
Quite Great Music PR company & Marketing UK was formed in 1996 delivering the Best Music PR and the Best Brand Marketing advice to our clients. Specialising in Music PR, Fine Art PR, Book PR, Charity PR, and brand promotion, helping musicians, artists, creative brands and Good Causes develop and execute marketing strategies.
Our heritage stems from it’s founders whose background was based in Music, Art, Celebrity and Consumer Culture. The founding team learnt their craft at Jive records; MCA/Universal and Sothebys. Together, with it’s imprints of Motown and Geffen. Similarly, with the likes of the Fiction label, then work with Polydor and The Really Useful Group as well as legendary creative FMCG London agency Jackie Cooper Pr (now part of Edelman) – QG have spent years promoting musicians, celebrities, TV Shows, Indie Movies and brands. Successful promotion for everyone from Van Morrison to Macmillan book Publishing, UB40 and their Mobile App PR launch to UK Tours, Mick Jagger and Simply Red to developing artists and games like Linkee to The Health Lottery, Meatloaf and Kiss to Women’s Retail outlets.
In addition, successful creative campaigns for baby brands, food companies such as Coles Traditional Foods, Sports Marketing and PR for CRFU and others. Charity PR for Centrepoint, Relate and Shelter. Oh yes, and Mariah Carey, Prince and labels such as Universal, Sony, Warners and Games companies like Ubisoft. The Quite Great PR team are focused experts in Music Promotion and Brand Promotion. Quite Great is like a large UK PR and Marketing Agency Department store with music on one level, fashion PR on another, Celebrity PR on the next, Retail PR and Website publicity upstairs – topped off by a bit of Cher, Guns ‘n’ Roses and Mick Jagger plus a bit of Rod Stewart, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Marti Pellow, and Nickelback!
Creative thinking is vital for successful PR campaigns. With a history of driving tanks down Regent Street, Projection Mapping or huge fly-postering on the side of Battersea Power station – these campaigns underline our history of focusing on the big media message.
When choosing your pr and marketing team it is vital to have a strong understanding of the professionalism of those who run the company and hence those who oversee the projects their staff carry out on behalf of their clients.