Allison Roe, MBE
2003
launch of ‘Run to Heal’ series with events in Christchurch
and Auckland. Over three times as many runners participated
as expected.
Media
coverage included - Breakfast (TVNZ), Good Morning, CTV,
Healthy Options (cover story), Women Today (cover story),
NZ Fitness (cover story), NZ Women’s Weekly, Australian Women’s
Weekly (five page feature), NZ Herald (page three story),
Sunday Star-Times, Netguide, NZ Doctor, Newstalk ZB (Auckland,
Christchurch, Dunedin, Invercargill, Nelson).
Kimberley has handled PR for all Allison’s
subsequent run events and health activism work.
"Kimberley
knows what she is talking about."
Ian Gawler, OAM
Ian
Gawler of the Gawler Foundation in Australia first visited
NZ in 2003 to spread word of his pioneering work with cancer
patients
Media
coverage included – Kim Hill, Face to Face (TVNZ), Breakfast,
Linda Clark (National Radio), CTV, Channel 9 Dunedin, Sunday
Star-Times feature, Newstalk ZB interviews nationwide, daily
newspapers NZ wide.
Kimberley
has handled PR for each of Ian’s subsequent visits to New
Zealand. Ian and Ruth Gawler say a big part of the reason
they continue to visit New Zealand is to work with Kimberley
"Kimberley's
publicity has changed people's lives for the better."
Jenny Hannah
Organized
PR for the launch of web entrepreneur Jenny’s changing the
name of a South Auckland town Pokeno to jenniferann.com.
Media
coverage included – international TV, TVNZ news, TV3 news,
Sunday Star-Times, Woman’s Day (three stories), New Idea,
newspapers nationwide.
Kimberley
has subsequently handled all Jenny’s PR campaigns.
"Kimberley
gave me international recognition."
Recent comments from other clients:
“Kimberley,
I couldn’t wait to tell you this. Spoke
to a woman who contacted me via my website to ask if I
could provide not one, but three keynote address and workshops
at their annual conference - she saw me on TV. This is
a
wonderful return on investment for money spent on PR since
we started working together” -
client
“I
think you are doing a really outstanding job for us. You are
brilliant!” - marketing
manager
“You
have done a way better job with PR than my major book publisher
did on my last book. Thanks for your efforts” - client
Feedback from New Zealand media:
“Thanks
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at any time” -
Wellington radio producer
“What
a lovely article. Just in time for my cover story too. Your
client hits the nail on the head where I wanted the article
to go” - magazine
editor
“Nice
bit of PR – an
article almost ready made! Keen to use this” -
newspaper section editor
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like your press releases, keep them coming through” -
TV producer “We
had a great reader response on our environment page from the
article with a coloured piece on the front page banner” -
newspaper editor
Feedback
from international media:
“Thanks
for this. I have been reading your press releases with much
interest and we will be able to incorporate this story into
a larger feature we have planned” - British
magazine
“Our
magazine has been invited to participate in an awards night
for the Complementary Healthcare Council and we’ve been
asked to enter a piece for the Most Outstanding Journalism
Report. Is it okay to submit your article
that we published?” -
Australian health magazine
“What
a great piece. Do come back to us with any additional stories” -
national UK magazine
“I
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American magazine
“Thanks
for the good story, we will be publishing it” -
Asian magazine
“What
an inspiring article. Love your spirit. Keen to run the story” - Australian
health magazine
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