Graffiti Entrepreneur Writes Ambitions on Wall

July 14th 2010

A Teesside entrepreneur who has set up her own communications company, Graffiti PR, has scribed her ambitions on the wall to make it one of the regions leading agencies within three years.

Sarah Rudd, 26, of Stockton, has launched Graffiti PR, a fresh thinking communications company that is committed to help businesses grow their reputation.

Miss Rudd, who has worked in the industry for more than five years, is determined to make the company a leading agency by ensuring results-driven PR and marketing are accessible to all, no matter what size business.

The company has introduced a unique no coverage, no fee PR package, called Get Tagged, so that businesses of all sizes can experience the advantages of raising their public profile without the risk of costly fees if they don’t see the results.

˝I have always had a strong ambition to be my own boss and a passion to help businesses grow, so the decision to set up Graffiti PR was simple. We have thousands of fantastic businesses in the region and it is important to shout about them.

˝So many business owners understand the power of positive communications but feel it is too expensive or that it simply wouldn’t work for them, that’s why I have introduced Get Tagged. I am a strong believer that customer service is key to the success of any business so I have made it a pinnacle aspect of my company.”

Miss Rudd chose the company name because the act of graffiti is believed to be one of the earliest forms of expression of the written word but is perceived as a modern concept.

Since launching in April Graffiti PR has already secured work for a number of large contracts, including working with an events management company, leading web design agency and regional charity.

The communication company can create strategic campaigns or work with clients on one off projects, and provides a range of services, including PR and marketing, branding and social media consultancy.