MEDIA LIST BUILD
We hand-build a list of named journalists and editors by beat, publication and recent byline, then verify it before a single pitch goes out.
SEE HOW WE BUILD LISTS →Shahpur Jat is a dense, walkable pocket of studios, labels, cafés and small offices between Hauz Khas and Siri Fort. That geography shapes how we do PR: short distances, direct introductions, and stories that start local before they travel to national desks.
Shahpur Jat design studios need press that shows the work, not just a founder quote. We pitch product stories to design desks with hi-res images, material specs and pricing already attached.
Independent labels selling online need launch coverage and gift-guide placements. We time pitches to seasonal editorial calendars so a label lands in the Diwali roundup, not three weeks after it ran.
A new menu is not news; a new menu with a neighbourhood story is. We build F&B angles for Shahpur Jat spots that city desks and food writers can actually run with.
Seed to Series A companies in and around Shahpur Jat use us for funding announcements, hiring stories and founder profiles across business and technology media.
Branding, architecture and marketing shops in Shahpur Jat often need PR for themselves. We position agency founders as commentators on their industry, not as vendors.
We hold direct relationships with design, lifestyle, business and city reporters across Delhi. No mass-blast press releases, no spray-and-pray lists, no fake personalisation.
Shahpur Jat runs on pop-ups and studio shows. We get listings, previews and post-event coverage into city pages, culture newsletters and weekend guides before the dates pass.
Investor networks around South Delhi read the same business desks we pitch. We help portfolio companies in Shahpur Jat get announced properly, with investor quotes ready on time.
Visual creators in Shahpur Jat need profiles, features and award entries. We package portfolios into stories editors can publish without asking for six rounds of extra material.
Shared studios and creative workspaces become the backdrop for neighbourhood stories about how Delhi's design economy actually runs, who rents where, and why it clusters here.
South Delhi community pages, city supplements and culture newsletters are a real starting point. We use them to build a clip file before pitching national desks.
The best pitch from this neighbourhood is specific - a named designer, a real product, a date, and a reason a Delhi editor should care this week.
PR is a set of repeatable actions, not a single launch email. Here is the working rhythm we run for brands based in and around Shahpur Jat.
We hand-build a list of named journalists and editors by beat, publication and recent byline, then verify it before a single pitch goes out.
SEE HOW WE BUILD LISTS →
Two or three interviews turn a founder's history into a repeatable story: the origin, the wedge, the numbers, and the line they can say on any call.
WORK ON FOUNDER STORY →
We sequence embargoes, exclusives and follow-ups so the announcement lands with one strong outlet first and a wider wave the same week.
PLAN A LAUNCH →
Boilerplate, founder bios, product shots, captions and a fact sheet in one folder, so a reporter never has to chase you for basics.
REQUEST A PRESS KIT →
Every pitch gets a scheduled second and third touch, with a new angle each time instead of the same email resent with a question mark.
SEE OUR OUTREACH CADENCE →
We track the awards, roundups and founder lists worth entering, then write and submit the entries before deadlines slip past.
EXPLORE AWARD ENTRIES →
Opinion pieces drafted in the founder's voice and placed with trade and business outlets that accept contributed articles from operators.
DISCUSS BYLINE PLACEMENT →
A monthly sheet of live links, reach estimates, message pull-through and what each placement is likely to do for search and sales.
VIEW REPORTING FORMAT →
Holding statements, spokesperson prep and monitoring when a review, a dispute or a bad week starts moving faster than your inbox.
GET CRISIS SUPPORT →
We sit down every quarter, look at what worked, cut what did not, and reset the story angles for the next ninety days.
BOOK A PR REVIEW →Each service below is delivered by a named account lead, with a written scope and a monthly deliverable you can check against. Pick one or run them together.
Hand-built journalist lists across Delhi and national desks, with pitches written for the specific beat and a follow-up cadence that does not tip into spam.
DISCUSS MEDIA RELATIONS →Announcement copy, founder quotes, boilerplate, captions and fact sheets written to house style, so an editor can publish with minimal back-and-forth.
EXPLORE PRESS WRITING →Interview-led narrative work that turns a founder's history and opinions into a repeatable story for profiles, panels, podcasts and contributed columns.
BUILD FOUNDER POSITIONING →A launch sequence for studios and labels opening in Shahpur Jat: previews, embargoed exclusives, day-one outreach and a follow-up wave across city and trade media.
PLAN A LAUNCH SPRINT →Product seeding, review units, gift guides and seasonal roundups timed to editorial calendars so your label appears while shoppers are still deciding.
DISCUSS PRODUCT PR →Rapid holding statements, spokesperson preparation, monitoring and a recovery plan when a review, dispute or social media moment starts spreading.
GET REPUTATION HELP →Opinion articles, commentary and newsletter contributions drafted in your voice and pitched to outlets that accept operator-written pieces.
EXPLORE BYLINE PROGRAMME →Previews, listings, press previews and post-event coverage for studio openings, pop-ups and shows, including the guest list and photo plan.
PLAN EVENT COVERAGE →South Delhi city pages, neighbourhood newsletters and culture guides that build a visible clip file before you approach national desks.
SEE LOCAL MEDIA WORK →Monthly reporting on live links, estimated reach, message pull-through, referral traffic and what each placement is realistically worth to the business.
VIEW REPORTING DETAIL →CredPR keeps a deliberately small roster so each account gets real pitching time. If your story needs a neighbourhood angle, a design desk or a business editor, we know which door to knock on first.
A furniture studio opening off the main Shahpur Jat lane needs previews, listings and one design-desk feature in the first six weeks.
A clothing label moving from Instagram-only sales to a full online store needs gift-guide placements and founder profile coverage.
A seed-stage startup near Hauz Khas has closed a round and needs an exclusive business-desk story before the filing goes public.
A café dealing with a viral complaint needs a holding statement, spokesperson prep and a plan to move the story forward.
Most of our clients come from a short walk, a referral, or a founder who saw a competitor get covered.
Before any pitch goes out, we fix the basics: positioning, proof points, founder bio, images and a press page a journalist can actually use.
Explore: Positioning audit · Press kit build · Founder bio · Newsroom page
Early coverage builds credibility with later editors. We target achievable outlets first, then use those clips to open bigger doors.
Explore: Local city pages · Trade outlets · Culture newsletters · Niche blogs
A recognisable founder gets faster replies. We work on bylines, podcast appearances, panel slots and award nominations in parallel with brand PR.
Explore: Opinion bylines · Podcast pitches · Panel placements · Award entries
For D2C labels, coverage has to land before the shopping moment. We plan pitches around festive guides, sale cycles and seasonal features.
Explore: Gift guides · Festive roundups · Review units · Product seeding
One bad week can undo a year of coverage. We keep statements, FAQs and spokesperson lines ready before anything escalates.
Explore: Holding statements · Media monitoring · Spokesperson prep · Recovery plan
PR works when it is continuous. Monthly pitching, fresh angles and a quarterly reset keep coverage from drying up after launch week.
Explore: Monthly pitching · Journalist intros · Coverage tracking · Quarterly review
Small roster, named team, written scope, honest reporting. The basics done properly tend to outperform big-agency theatre.
You know who is pitching your story and how to reach them. No account manager relay, no junior learning your category on your budget.
Working in Shahpur Jat means we understand the design, food and startup mix here, and which Delhi editors already cover it.
We pitch named journalists with a relevant reason to open the email. Reply rates matter more than the number of contacts on a list.
Every month you get live links, reach estimates and a plain read on what worked, what stalled and what we are changing next.
Written deliverables, clear timelines and no mystery line items. If something is out of scope, you hear it before the invoice, not after.
Most of our clients have no in-house comms person. We handle the writing, the follow-ups and the asset chasing so founders can keep building.
Thirty minutes on what you sell, who buys it, what you have already tried, and whether PR is genuinely the right next spend for you.
We review existing coverage, competitor mentions and your current materials, then write the story angles we believe editors will actually take.
Media list, press kit, founder bio, images and fact sheet get built and approved before outreach begins, so nothing stalls mid-pitch.
Outreach goes out in waves with scheduled follow-ups. You get a weekly note on who was contacted, who replied and what is moving.
At month end we review placements, drop angles that flopped, and set the next set of stories based on what editors responded to.
Straight answers on cost, timelines, guarantees and what PR can realistically do for a small Shahpur Jat brand.
We build media lists, write releases and pitches, contact named journalists, follow up, and report on what got published. For a small brand that usually means a press kit, two or three story angles, and a steady outreach rhythm rather than one big launch.
Local and trade outlets can run within two to four weeks of outreach starting. National desks usually take six to twelve weeks, and often need one or two smaller clips first to establish that you are worth the space.
No credible agency can. Editorial coverage is the editor's decision. What we guarantee is the work: the list, the pitches, the follow-ups and a clear report on what happened with each one.
Retainers depend on scope, number of story angles and how much writing you need from us. We quote after the discovery call and put everything in writing so there are no mid-engagement surprises.
No. We work across South Delhi and with remote clients, but we keep the roster small enough that every account gets real pitching time each month rather than a template email.
Roughly two hours: one call to approve angles, quick responses on journalist questions, and access to images or product samples when a writer asks. Slow approvals are the main reason coverage slips.
Yes. We prepare holding statements, brief spokespeople and monitor coverage when something goes wrong. For urgent situations we work on a same-day basis where the scope allows it.
Live links, quality of outlet, message pull-through, referral traffic and inbound enquiries. We report all five monthly so you can judge PR against sales, not against a vague sense of buzz.
Most months there is no announcement, which is normal. We build commentary, data angles, founder opinions and seasonal hooks so outreach continues without inventing stories that editors will ignore.
CredPR is a PR agency in Shahpur Jat working with design studios, D2C labels, cafés and funded startups that want real editorial coverage instead of a folder of press releases.
We keep the roster small, write the pitches ourselves, and report honestly on what landed. If a story is not ready, we will tell you before you spend on outreach.
One call is usually enough to know whether we are the right fit. If we are not, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
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