OPENING WEEK
Press previews, critic invitations and photo-ready details arranged so the first coverage lands while the opening buzz is still warm in Khan Market.
PLAN AN OPENING →Journalists, critics, stylists and creators already walk Khan Market on an ordinary Tuesday. Our job is to make sure they walk into your space, leave with a story, and file it before the week is out.
Bookshops, concept stores and single-brand outlets on the same lane compete for the same weekend footfall. We build the press hooks that separate your shelf from the shop next door.
Menus, chefs, interiors and terrace seasons give food desks a reason to write. We time those stories to openings, reviews and the Delhi dining calendar rather than to your convenience.
Aesthetic and wellness businesses in Khan Market live on trust. We place expert commentary and founder interviews that make credentials visible before a customer books a chair.
Independent labels need editorial, not just Instagram. We pitch collections to fashion desks, style pages and gifting features with images and samples ready to go.
City pages, Sunday magazines and food verticals all cover this postcode. We keep those relationships warm so your story reaches a named journalist instead of a general inbox.
Creator visits work when they are briefed, hosted and followed up. We coordinate walkthroughs in Khan Market with the people whose audiences actually buy.
A preview evening is a press event, not a party. We build the guest list, the run sheet and the photo moments so the coverage lands the morning after.
The person behind the brand is often the story. We shape founder narratives for business pages, podcasts and panel invitations that outlast a single season.
One bad review or a thread that travels can reset your search results. We prepare holding lines, monitor mentions and respond before a small complaint becomes a local story.
Residents' groups, market associations and neighbouring businesses shape how Khan Market talks about you. We keep those relationships constructive all year.
Monthly retainers cover pitching, follow-ups, coverage reports and a standing calendar. You get a press office in Khan Market instead of a scramble before every launch.
In Khan Market, reputation travels by word of mouth faster than any press release. We make sure the first thing said is the thing you want repeated.
Most brands call a PR agency twice: when something is about to happen and when something has gone wrong. These are the moments we are built for.
Press previews, critic invitations and photo-ready details arranged so the first coverage lands while the opening buzz is still warm in Khan Market.
PLAN AN OPENING →
A new address on the lane needs a story beyond the address. We build the angle, the imagery and the guest list that gets retail desks to write.
DISCUSS A LAUNCH →
When a journalist asks for the person behind the brand, we prepare the narrative, the numbers and the quotes that hold up in print.
PREPARE A FOUNDER →
A seasonal change is a news peg if it is pitched properly. We match the refresh to the desks that cover food, style and gifting in Delhi.
PITCH A REFRESH →
Best-of lists and city guides are decided months ahead. We put your name in front of the editors compiling them, with the evidence they need.
GET ON THE LISTS →
One harsh review can set the tone for a quarter. We draft the response, brief the team and manage the follow-up conversation quietly.
HANDLE A REVIEW →
When a single post starts travelling, speed matters more than polish. We run the holding statement and the journalist calls in the same hour.
GET CRISIS SUPPORT →
Diwali and wedding season features are planned early. We place your products in gift guides with samples, pricing and images ready on request.
PLAN FESTIVE PR →
A hosted visit to Khan Market works when the brief is clear. We coordinate the visit, the talking points and the follow-up post schedule.
BRIEF CREATORS →
No launch, no news, no coverage. An always-on retainer keeps your name in the diary of journalists even in the slow months.
START A RETAINER →Media relations is the core, but a high-street brand needs more than a press release. These are the services we run for businesses in and around Khan Market.
Daily pitching to Delhi's city desks, food pages, fashion verticals and business reporters, with follow-ups, interview coordination and coverage tracking handled end to end.
DISCUSS MEDIA RELATIONS →A full launch plan for new restaurants, stores and studios in Khan Market: preview events, embargoed releases, sample drops and a coverage timeline that starts before day one.
PLAN A LAUNCH →Critic tastings, chef profiling, menu announcements and seasonal pitches built around the Delhi dining calendar, so your kitchen stays in the conversation between reviews.
DISCUSS F&B PR →Collection drops, lookbooks, gifting features and store events pitched to style editors with the imagery and samples they need to publish quickly.
DISCUSS RETAIL PR →Positioning for the person behind the brand through interviews, podcasts, panel invitations and business-page commentary that builds authority over years, not weeks.
BUILD A FOUNDER PROFILE →Curated creator visits to Khan Market with clear briefs, hosting, usage rights and follow-up tracking, so collaborations produce content and coverage rather than a single story post.
BRIEF CREATORS →Monitoring, holding statements, spokesperson prep and journalist handling for reviews, complaints and social flashpoints, with a written plan you approve before anything goes out.
GET CRISIS SUPPORT →Guest list building, press invitations, on-site coordination and post-event image distribution for previews, anniversaries and in-store activations around Khan Market.
PLAN AN EVENT →Entries, evidence packs and editor outreach for best-of lists, city guides and industry awards that shape how customers and competitors see your brand.
CHASE THE LISTS →A standing press office covering pitching, reporting, content support and a rolling calendar, sized for independent businesses that need consistency rather than a one-off push.
SEE RETAINER PLANS →Most of our clients run lean teams. We plug into your weekly rhythm, take the press work off your plate and keep the approvals simple, so nothing waits three days for a sign-off.
You are opening a forty-cover restaurant off the middle lane and need Delhi's food desks to know before the first weekend, not after it.
A single review or a viral thread has changed the tone of your search results and you need a correction plan rather than a press release.
You have raised money or signed a second Khan Market lease and want the business press to tell the expansion story properly.
Nothing has happened in months and coverage has dried up, so you need an always-on press office keeping the brand visible.
One point of contact, one monthly report, one calendar everyone can see.
Before a single pitch goes out, we agree what you are known for, who needs to know it and which three publications would change the most for your business.
Explore: Positioning · Message house · Spokesperson prep
We map the journalists, critics and editors who actually cover Khan Market and the categories around it, then build contact that survives beyond one launch.
Explore: Media mapping · Desk relationships · Personalised pitching
Launches, menus, collections and festive features all have windows. We plan the year so your news lands when editors are already writing about that subject.
Explore: Launch timing · Seasonal features · Embargo planning
Reviews, complaints and social threads move fast in a market this visible. We keep monitoring, holding lines and a response plan ready before you need them.
Explore: Monitoring · Holding statements · Review response
Coverage reports should tell you what changed, not just what published. We track placements, message pull-through and the enquiries that followed.
Explore: Coverage reports · Share of voice · Enquiry tracking
The brands that stay visible are the ones with a standing press office. Retainers keep pitching, follow-ups and relationships moving every month.
Explore: Monthly retainers · Always-on pitching · Relationship upkeep
There is no shortage of agencies willing to take a retainer. There is a shortage of ones that know the difference between a Khan Market launch and a Gurgaon one.
Our team walks Khan Market regularly, which means we see the footfall, the neighbours and the queues before we write a single line of a pitch.
We pitch named journalists at city pages, food verticals, fashion desks and business publications, and we follow up like people who will meet them again.
Menus, collections, footfall and reviews are familiar territory. You will not spend the first month explaining how a high-street business actually works.
Every retainer client gets a written response plan, holding lines and a spokesperson briefing before anything difficult happens in public.
One page a month: what we pitched, what published, what it reached and what we are changing next. No dashboards nobody opens.
The person in your first meeting stays on your account. Juniors support the work; they do not run the relationship.
We start on foot: your floor, your neighbours, your competitors on the same lane, then the journalists who genuinely cover this postcode.
We agree the messages, the proof points and the five stories worth telling this quarter, so pitching never starts from a blank page.
Personalised pitches go to named editors and critics, with images, samples and access arranged before anyone has to ask twice.
Launches, reviews, creator visits and seasonal features are scheduled on one shared calendar your team can see and plan around.
Monthly reporting on placements, message pull-through and enquiries, followed by a short review that changes what we pitch next.
Straight answers on scope, timelines, pricing and what coverage in this part of Delhi realistically looks like.
We pitch stories to journalists, coordinate critic tastings and launch previews, brief creators, prepare founders for interviews and manage reputation when something goes wrong. The work is relationship-led and continuous, not a single press release.
Retainers for independent high-street businesses typically start in the range of a modest monthly fee and scale with scope, number of spokespeople and event support. We quote after understanding your calendar, then hold that number for the agreed term.
A well-timed launch can produce coverage within two to three weeks. Sustained visibility in Delhi's lifestyle and business pages usually takes a quarter of consistent pitching before the pattern becomes reliable.
No. Our Khan Market clients also include fashion labels, salons, aesthetic clinics, bookshops, fitness studios and professional services firms. The common thread is a physical presence or a founder story worth telling.
Yes. We monitor mentions, draft holding lines, brief your spokesperson and manage journalist enquiries. For retainer clients, the written response plan is prepared before a difficult moment ever arrives.
No credible agency can. What we guarantee is disciplined pitching to named journalists, timely follow-up, ready-to-publish assets and a clear report on what was pitched and what ran.
This postcode has its own press rhythm, its own resident networks and its own neighbours. An agency working the lane weekly knows which editor covers which opening and which story has already been written.
Yes. We take on clients across South Delhi, Lodhi Colony, Golf Links and Gurgaon, and our Khan Market base is often the reason the relationship starts in the first place.
Send a short note with your launch date, current coverage and the outcome you want. We will set up a thirty-minute call, then follow with a scoped proposal covering the first ninety days.
Khan Market rewards brands that are talked about and quietly punishes the ones that are not. A steady press office keeps your name in the right conversations, month after month.
We work with independent businesses that cannot afford to disappear from the conversation and cannot afford an agency that treats them like a small account either.
If you are ready to be covered properly, tell us what is happening next. We will bring the journalists, the timing and the plan.
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