Sports PR Marketing & Sporting Events

Quite Great Leisure PR and Sports PR Agency

Leisure PR and Sports PR go hand in hand. From Sports events promotion to helping creative Leisure industry owners to develop a clear pr strategy and overall to drive awareness through creative thinking. as you can see if you delve deeper into the Quite Great story we do not just focus on Leisure PR and Sports PR but that is a strength as it gives us a vision to understand how to reach a wider range of your core market.

Since 1996 it is this creative thinking that we can apply as much to Leisure PR and Sports PR as any other sector in order to create the impactful , news-worthy campaigns with which we are renowned.

So what do Quite Great Leisure PR and Sports PR offer you –

Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR deliver focused campaigns.

Rapid responses to queries.

Easy team interaction.

Experience in PR messaging since 1996

A fun approach to your Leisure PR and Sports PR needs

Working with sports clubs to increase ticket sales and advertising revenue Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR has organised media friendly events that spark a sense of community and interest amongst the general public who may have not considered their local teams as ones they would like to follow or with whom they would consider participating.

In addition we have arranged community based hockey events to help teach youngsters the fun side of sports they may not have participated in previously , bringing together experienced coaches to train children for summer camps and open up new pastimes either simply in order to keep fit or in some cases to help them find a new hobby which they love.

What you are about to read is exceptionally long and detailed explaining WHO WE ARE & WHY WE LOVE WHAT WE DO! If you do not have the time to read this, then email ask@quitegreat.co.uk

Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR

Cambridge City FC

We, Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR Agency, are proud to be a trusted partner of Cambridge City FC in this exciting collaboration. As a leading marketing agency in the city since 1996, we are dedicated to supporting the growth and success of the football club.

Together, we will explore innovative strategies, strengthen community relations, and generate national attention for Cambridge City FC. This collaboration represents our commitment to delivering exceptional results and adding value to the club’s sponsors and supporters.

At Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR, we take great pride in our ability to listen to our clients, understanding that even the smallest details can make a significant difference in their success.

Whether you are involved in the sports industry, managing leisure activities, or organizing events, we recognize the importance of focusing on your specific expertise. Our dedicated team is committed to garnering media attention for your venture, utilizing a diverse range of PR skills and experience.

From targeted blogs to comprehensive print and TV media coverage, we strive to create successful campaigns that effectively promote your brand and engage your target audience. Contact via email Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR -ASK@QUITEGREAT.CO.UK

Quite Great’s Leisure PR and Sports PR Team’s experiences helping charities to raise funds also means we understand what makes the heart and soul of the general public tick. Making sure that we only focus on the things that mean the most to your team or your leisure organisation. From team building events involving sport to helping to arrange charity fun runs we can help to bring your activity to the attention of both the general public and business.

Jess Gordon Brown

Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR were delighted to be working with Jess Gordon Brown, who was ranked Great Britain’s number 1 in her weight class. She won a Silver at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

A pint-sized athlete who is not only passionate about her performance in sport but also keen to try and break as many boundaries as possible and stereotypes that are put upon these female athletes, relating to health, aesthetics, body image and overall life management. Jess’s love of sport and the support she has received in her life to achieve her dreams is now something she is keen to use to help others become involved in her sport, whether children or adults she feeds off people’s achievements in sport and now wants to use her experiences to help others become more involved in the great world of sport. the Quite Great Leisure PR and Sports PR Team loved working with Jess highlighting her key core strengths and qualities.

A few highlights include WeAreTheCity, Teen Buzz Radio & Limitless Potential Podcast.

Manchester 62 Football Club

Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR were delighted to be working with Pittsburgh City United F.C. owner and former manager, Michael Anton Monsour. He took the role of CEO and Club President of Manchester 62 F.C. football in a press conference in Gibraltar on Wednesday 1^st June at 11AM local time (10AM BST) (5AM EST) at the Manchester 62 Supporters Club and Restaurant.

The 2021/2022 Premier League season saw the long-overdue introduction of concussion substitutions for the first time, and player health has never been of greater concern. Manchester 62 F.C. are now taking ground-breaking steps that could change football forever and make a genuine difference to the long term health of professional footballers around the world. Quite Great Sports PR and Leisure PR embraced this vital messaging and took it out to the world.

Through our initiatives, PR contacts, press releases and passion for the client and their message the PR grows. Working in PR we cover all angles for our clients, so that their stories are told in as many different positive ways and media sources, from print media to social media, radio and TV, as possible. A few highlights included, GBC & The Gibraltar Chronicle .

English Footballer Jack Leslie Campaign

The Jack Leslie Campaign

The Quite Great PR Team was proud to be part of the inspiring Jack Leslie campaign helping it to reach £100,000 of donations with the release of ‘The Ballad of Jack Leslie’ by Matt Tiller.

Singer-songwriter, Matt Tiller, is a co-founder of The Jack Leslie Campaign which gained national attention. Matt said,

“When I heard Jack’s story last year I was at first ashamed that I didn’t know this incredible piece of football history and then moved to write a song which my small, but loyal fanbase seems to love. That includes fellow Plymouth Argyle fan, Greg Foxsmith, and together we resolved to celebrate this pioneering player’s achievements and raise funds to build a statue.”

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/jack-leslie-campaign

Through Quite Great Sports PR connections in mass high-profile publications, we successfully secured Total Insight Theatre a slot in a variety of relevant publications such as Plymouthherald, Standard, BBC, Barking and Dagenham Post and many more.

Co-founder of the Jack Leslie campaign, Matt Tiller on Sky News explained why skin colour stopped the former Plymouth Argyle player from getting an England cap and how a statue in his honor would help address racism.

Testimonials

Pete, Lisa and the team did a great job promoting my song, The Ballad of Jack Leslie, which gave a real boost to the campaign it was supporting – The Jack Leslie Campaign – gaining national and local TV and radio coverage. They were committed to the campaign and kept me updated regularly. Lovely bunch of people, I’d highly recommend them.

Matt Tiller