YOU JUST CLOSED A FUNDING ROUND
We build the announcement sequence, brief two business dailies under embargo and prep the founder for the follow-up questions about burn and valuation.
SEE THE ANNOUNCEMENT PLAN →Andheri East is not one market - it is a stack of them. Exporters in SEEPZ, corporate offices in Chakala, startups in Marol and the tech belt beyond Powai all speak to different editors. CredPR maps your story to the right pocket of the Andheri East ecosystem instead of blasting one release at everyone.
SEEPZ and the MIDC estates around Andheri East are full of exporters whose stories land best in trade press, not consumer pages - so we pitch them there first, with shipment data and capacity numbers attached.
Most of Mumbai's business newsrooms sit within a short drive of the airport road, which makes same-day briefing from Andheri East genuinely practical rather than aspirational.
Chakala and the wider Andheri East belt host a dense cluster of corporate offices, giving our clients easy access to in-person editorial meetings, studio recordings and analyst sit-downs.
Marol's startup cluster produces fast-moving founder stories; we package them with revenue, retention and hiring numbers so business desks have a reason to pick them up.
A short hop from Andheri East to BKC keeps national business dailies, wire services and broadcast studios within reach for embargoed briefings and background lunches.
Powai and the surrounding tech belt give us a steady stream of engineering-led stories that need translating into plain business language before an editor will read past line two.
Logistics, pharma, chemicals, packaging and electronics trade titles still drive real enquiries - we keep direct relationships with their editors and know what they will and will not run.
From studio segments to long-form founder podcasts, we prep spokespeople in Andheri East, handle the logistics and sit in on the recording so the message lands intact.
We time funding announcements around the news cycle and hand reporters the unit economics they ask for before they have to ask, which is usually the difference between a mention and a story.
Sector analysts and angel networks in Mumbai read the same coverage your customers do - we make sure both groups see the same message, in the same week, with the same proof points.
When a supplier issue, a regulatory notice or a social media pile-on breaks, our Andheri East crisis desk drafts holding statements within the hour and keeps the lines open after hours.
The best PR in this corridor is neighbourly: you know the editor, the analyst and the customer, and you show up with numbers rather than adjectives.
Most companies do not need PR every day. They need it on the ten days a year when the story decides something - a round, a plant, a crisis, a launch. These are the moments we plan for.
We build the announcement sequence, brief two business dailies under embargo and prep the founder for the follow-up questions about burn and valuation.
SEE THE ANNOUNCEMENT PLAN →
Plant openings in the Andheri East belt respond well to trade press plus one regional business channel, with a facility walkthrough that gives cameras something real to shoot.
PLAN A FACILITY LAUNCH →
We draft the holding statement, align the internal escalation chain and stay on the phone with the desk until the story is filed with your side included.
GET THE CRISIS BRIEF →
Bylined columns, podcast tours and panel slots turn a name into a reference point, which is worth more than a dozen product mentions over a year.
BUILD A FOUNDER PROFILE →
We map which editors and analysts already cover that market, then position you as a credible entrant rather than an unknown outsider with a press kit.
MAP THE MARKET ENTRY →
Share-of-voice analysis shows where you are absent, and we build a counter-narrative around the claims you can actually prove with data.
SHARPEN THE POSITIONING →
We sequence embargoes, reviews and customer case studies so the launch lands over two weeks instead of burning out in a single Tuesday morning.
PLAN THE LAUNCH →
We track the lists that matter in your sector, manage submissions and turn a shortlist mention into a story rather than a forgotten badge on a website.
SEE THE AWARDS TRACK →
Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati business outlets carry real weight in this market, and we adapt the message rather than translating it word for word.
DISCUSS REGIONAL MEDIA →
Monthly reporting covers coverage quality, message pull-through and enquiry attribution, so the conversation moves from impressions to outcomes.
REVIEW MEASUREMENT →Ten services, one operating rhythm. Each capability below can run as a standalone project or inside a monthly retainer, and each one is staffed by people who have pitched the beat before.
Sustained outreach to business dailies, wires, trade titles and broadcast desks, built on a mapped list of journalists who cover your category and a monthly pitching calendar you can see.
DISCUSS THIS SERVICE →Holding statements, spokesperson drills, an escalation matrix and an out-of-hours desk so a bad Monday in Andheri East does not become a bad quarter for the business.
GET THE CRISIS BRIEF →Bylined articles, podcast placements, conference panels and a consistent LinkedIn narrative that turns your leadership into the source reporters call by default.
BUILD A FOUNDER PROFILE →Embargo planning, press kits, demo days and analyst briefings sequenced across two weeks so a single announcement produces a cluster of coverage instead of one lonely link.
PLAN A LAUNCH →Deep relationships with logistics, pharma, chemicals, electronics and packaging editors who drive qualified enquiries long after the mainstream cycle has moved on.
SEE TRADE PR →Studio bookings, business TV segments and long-form founder podcasts, with green-room prep and message discipline handled by the same team that pitched the slot.
BOOK BROADCAST PR →Briefing documents, sector commentary and background sessions with analysts and angel networks who shape how your market is described before the money moves.
DISCUSS ANALYST PR →Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati business outlets, with messages adapted for the reader rather than translated line by line from an English press release.
DISCUSS REGIONAL MEDIA →Half-day sessions in Andheri East covering bridging, message discipline and hostile-question handling, recorded and reviewed so the improvement is measurable.
BOOK MEDIA TRAINING →Monthly dashboards tracking coverage quality, share of voice against named competitors, message pull-through and the enquiries that actually trace back to earned media.
REVIEW MEASUREMENT →We plug into your existing marketing calendar, share the same reporting sheet and join the Monday call. No mystery retainers, no black-box pitching, no agency-speak.
A 60-person SaaS company in Marol needs three customer stories placed in trade press before its next funding conversation.
A SEEPZ exporter wants coverage in logistics and packaging titles to support distributor conversations in the Gulf.
A payments startup in Andheri East needs its founder positioned as a commentator on regulation, not just a product.
A consumer brand wants lifestyle and business coverage timed around a retail expansion across Mumbai.
You keep the strategy. We bring the media relationships, the drafting discipline and the follow-up nobody else wants to do.
The core engagement: a mapped journalist list, a monthly pitching calendar, consistent follow-up and a report that shows exactly what ran and where. Most clients start here and stay.
Explore: Press office · Journalist mapping · Monthly pitching · Coverage reporting
A one-time build that gives you holding statements, an escalation matrix and a drilled spokesperson before anything goes wrong, plus an option to keep the desk warm.
Explore: Holding statements · Spokesperson drills · Escalation matrix · After-hours desk
A six-month programme of bylined pieces, podcast appearances and panel placements designed to make one person the default source in your category.
Explore: Bylined articles · Podcast tours · Panel placements · LinkedIn narrative
A fixed-scope sprint covering embargo planning, press kit, analyst briefings and post-launch follow-up, usually booked six weeks ahead of the announcement date.
Explore: Embargo planning · Press kit · Demo day · Analyst briefings
A focused push into the sector publications your buyers actually read, using case studies and data stories instead of generic company news.
Explore: Sector editor lists · Case studies · Data stories · Reprint rights
For teams whose leadership wants evidence, we build the dashboard first and let the numbers decide where the next quarter of effort goes.
Explore: Share of voice · Message pull-through · Lead attribution · Board reporting
Size is not the advantage. Attention is. Our teams stay small enough that the person who pitched your story is the person who follows up on it, and the person who reports on it at month end.
The strategist in your first meeting stays on your account. We do not hand you to a trainee once the contract is signed and the kickoff deck is filed away.
Every pitch list is built by hand for your category, so you are not one of four hundred names on a distribution spreadsheet that editors delete on sight.
Being based in Andheri East means we can be at a newsroom, a studio or your office the same afternoon - which matters more than any agency's global network slide.
Message house, journalist map and quarterly plan arrive as documents, not as verbal promises in a meeting that nobody wrote down afterwards.
Retainer clients get a phone number that works on a Saturday, plus draft statements within the hour when something breaks without warning.
We report coverage quality, message pull-through and enquiry attribution, and we will tell you when a channel is not working instead of padding a slide.
Weeks one and two: we review existing coverage, interview your sales team and write a message house with three proof points you can defend under questioning.
We build a named list of reporters, editors and analysts across business, trade and broadcast, with notes on what each one actually covers and prefers.
Every week we pitch a small number of tailored angles rather than a mass release, then follow up by phone because email alone rarely closes a story.
Before any interview we run a short prep session, sit in where possible, and manage corrections or clarifications so the published piece matches the brief.
At month end you get coverage, share of voice and what moved enquiries, and we adjust the next quarter's angles based on what editors actually picked up.
Straight answers on scope, pricing, timelines and what a retainer actually buys you.
We handle media relations, crisis preparedness, founder profiling and launch communications - meaning we build the journalist list, write the pitches, run the follow-up and report what published. For most mid-size companies that replaces an in-house press office they cannot yet afford to staff.
Retainers typically start around ₹60,000 a month for a focused media relations programme and scale with scope, number of spokespeople and how much crisis cover you need. Fixed-scope projects like a launch sprint or a media audit are quoted separately so you can start small.
First placements usually land between weeks four and eight, once the message house is agreed and journalists have had time to respond. Trade press tends to move faster than national business desks, and we set expectations by channel rather than promising a single number.
Both. In Andheri East we work with seed-to-Series-B startups in Marol and Powai as well as twenty-year-old exporters in SEEPZ. What matters is whether you have something provable to say - a customer, a number, a shift in the market.
Yes. Retainer clients get an after-hours number and a holding statement draft within the hour. We also run a crisis readiness build for companies that want the escalation matrix and spokesperson drills in place before anything goes wrong.
B2B SaaS, fintech, logistics, export manufacturing, pharma and packaging, plus D2C brands expanding across Mumbai. The common thread is that our clients sell to businesses or to informed consumers, not to impulse buyers.
No credible agency can guarantee editorial coverage, because editors decide. What we do commit to is a named journalist list, a weekly pitching cadence and full transparency on what was pitched, what was declined and why.
We track coverage volume and quality, share of voice against named competitors, message pull-through in published articles and the enquiries that trace back to earned media. That report goes to your leadership monthly, not just to the marketing team.
Yes - our office is in Andheri East and we prefer a face-to-face conversation before any proposal goes out. If you are outside Mumbai, we run the same session over a call with the same agenda and the same written follow-up.
You already know what your company does well. The gap is usually that the people who write about your sector have never heard it in a form they can use.
CredPR closes that gap with a named journalist list, a message house you can defend and a weekly pitching rhythm that does not depend on a single big announcement.
If you want to know what the Andheri East media landscape looks like for your category, start with the audit - it is the fastest way to see whether PR will actually move your numbers.
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