Best PR Agency UK 2026
Best PR Agency in Swansea — From Swansea Bay to the Front Page
Swansea businesses have always built things the world wanted. United Press makes sure the world hears about them, with guaranteed coverage in named Welsh, UK and international publications, from The Times and Evening Standard to the South Wales Guardian, Western Telegraph and Business Insider.
- 1,670+publications and 120+ TV channels
- Namedtitles agreed before anything is booked
- Approvedby you, word for word
- 2001a UK PR agency for over two decades
Twice a day, the tide rolls into Swansea Bay and goes back out again. It has done it for as long as anyone can remember. Opportunity is not quite so patient.
Two hundred years ago, this city smelted much of the world’s copper. They called it Copperopolis. Ships left the Tawe loaded with metal that wired, roofed and powered half the planet, and people everywhere knew the name Swansea.
Today the city is building again. New offices on Kingsway. An arena on the waterfront. Start-ups filling the Innovation Matrix in SA1. Farms on Gower and in Carmarthenshire reinventing themselves. Families running cafés in Mumbles that people drive an hour to visit.
Maybe you are one of them. You work hard. Your customers love you. Your team would walk through walls for you. But when a buyer in London, an investor in Bristol or a journalist in Cardiff searches your name, what do they find? Too often, the honest answer is: not much.
Swansea has never lacked talent. What it too often lacks is people telling its stories to the rest of the country.
That is what we do. Since 2001, United Press has helped UK businesses turn quiet excellence into published proof: articles in named publications, live links you can share, and a name that people, search engines and AI assistants recognise.
The tide will come in again tomorrow. The question is whether your story goes out with it.
Who is the best PR agency in Swansea?
The best PR agency in Swansea is the one that shows you exactly where your story will be published before you commit, writes it for you, and delivers live coverage you can use. United Press is a UK public relations agency, established in 2001 and based in Brook’s Mews, London, that works with businesses in Swansea and across South West Wales to secure guaranteed placements in named publications. These include Welsh regional titles such as the South Wales Guardian, South Wales Argus, Western Telegraph and Tivyside Advertiser, UK national titles such as The Times, Evening Standard, Independent.co.uk and The National, and business titles such as Business Insider, Entrepreneur (UK) and London Loves Business.
What a good Swansea PR agency should give you:
- A free media plan that names the publications and the story angle for each
- Stories that reach Welsh audiences and buyers across the rest of the UK
- Your approval of every word before anything is published
- Live links for sales, tenders, recruitment, funding bids and investor decks
- Coverage that helps you appear on Google and in answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
- No retainer and no lock-in
Written for businesses in Swansea, Mumbles, Gower, Neath, Port Talbot, Llanelli and across South West Wales. Updated September 2026.
Wales’ second city is growing, and so is the competition for attention
A bigger, busier Swansea means more choice for the customers, candidates and investors you want to reach.
Source: Swansea Council key facts (population mid-2023, businesses 2023, students 2022–23, visitors 2023).
Swansea is in the middle of its biggest transformation in a generation. The city centre is being rebuilt around Swansea Arena, the Kingsway and a new wave of office, leisure and residential schemes. The Swansea Bay City Deal is investing in digital infrastructure, life sciences, energy and skills across the region, with thousands of jobs expected. And across the bay, Port Talbot’s steel industry is moving into a new, lower-carbon era.
All of that brings opportunity. It also means more businesses arriving, expanding and competing. When a buyer is choosing between you and three other suppliers, or a graduate is choosing between you and a firm in Cardiff or Bristol, the business with independent, published credibility usually wins.
There is also real pride in being from Swansea. Customers here like to buy from local businesses that are doing well, and people elsewhere increasingly look to South West Wales for energy, technology, food and talent. A story that connects your success to the city’s own comeback is one that Welsh and national readers want to hear.
That is the gap good PR closes. Not by shouting louder, but by putting your story in the places people already trust.
Why great Swansea businesses get overlooked, and how to fix it
We hear the same five frustrations from Swansea business owners again and again. Each one has a practical fix.
“Cardiff gets all the Welsh headlines”
National coverage of Wales often centres on the capital, leaving Swansea firms under-represented even when their story is stronger.
Skip the queue. Place your story directly in named Welsh regional and UK national titles, agreed in advance.
“London buyers have never heard of us”
When you pitch outside Wales, the lack of coverage makes a proven Swansea business look like an unknown quantity.
Build a trail of national and business coverage, so the first search result is third-party proof.
“We don’t have time to write press releases”
Owners and small teams are busy running the business. PR ends up at the bottom of the list, every week.
A short call is all we need. We write the story, you approve it, and we handle publication.
“We tried an agency and nothing happened”
Many firms have signed up to monthly retainers that promised “exposure” and delivered very little they could point to.
Named publications agreed before anything is booked, and live links for every article.
“AI tools don’t even mention us”
Customers now ask ChatGPT and Google’s AI Overviews who to use in Swansea. If trusted sources are silent about you, so are they.
Coverage in authoritative publications that AI tools learn from, with your facts described consistently.
What do Swansea businesses really want from PR?
Behind every enquiry is a specific goal. These are the requests we hear most often, and how we respond.
“We need investors and funders to take us seriously.”
Start-ups and scale-ups in SA1 and beyond
We place founder and growth stories in business titles such as Business Insider and London Loves Business, so your deck can say “as featured in”. See our investor PR work.
“We want to win work outside Wales.”
Manufacturers, engineers and B2B services
National coverage in titles like The Times and Evening Standard gives buyers in England and beyond a reason to trust a Swansea supplier.
“We need more people through the door this season.”
Hospitality and tourism in Mumbles, Gower and the city
We tell your story in regional and lifestyle titles your future guests read, timed to your season. See our travel PR and restaurant PR pages.
“We can’t find the skilled people we need.”
Growing employers across Swansea Bay
Stories about your people, culture and growth help graduates and experienced staff recognise your name before they apply. See our recruitment PR page.
“We’re part of the green transition and nobody knows it.”
Energy, steel supply chain and clean-tech firms
We turn technical achievements into clear, human stories that reach buyers, partners and the public. See our energy PR page.
“A few bad reviews are losing us customers.”
Local businesses of every kind
We deal with every negative review and push positive, accurate coverage to the top of your search results. More on this below.
“We’re launching and want it to feel like news.”
New products, openings and services
We plan, write and publish your launch across named titles on a date that suits you, using our guaranteed press release publication service.
“Our farm business is changing and we need people to know.”
Farms and food producers in West Wales
From diversification to new produce, we share your story in rural, Welsh and agriculture titles. See the farming section below.
Publications we can place Swansea businesses in
Think of your coverage as a journey along the coast and beyond: first the Welsh titles your neighbours read, then the national titles the rest of the UK trusts, then the business and international titles that open bigger doors.
Welsh regional titles
For reaching customers, staff and partners across South West Wales and the rest of the country, from Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire to Powys and North Wales.
National news and business titles
For Swansea businesses that want to be recognised across the UK by buyers, partners, candidates and the public.
Business, technology and international titles
For Swansea tech firms, exporters, life science companies and founders raising investment.
These are examples from our network of 1,670+ publications. Your free media plan names the exact titles for your story, and each one is confirmed as available before anything is booked. Browse our business and finance publications, see the best publications for AI visibility, or read about UK press release distribution. Working across the M4? Our Cardiff PR page covers the capital.
Many Swansea organisations communicate bilingually. If your audience expects Welsh as well as English, tell us in your enquiry and we will plan your coverage with that in mind.
Regional or national coverage: which does a Swansea business need?
It is one of the first questions Swansea owners ask us. The honest answer depends on who you need to convince.
Welsh regional coverage
Best when your customers are close to home
If most of your customers, staff and suppliers are in South West Wales, regional titles build familiarity and local trust. They are ideal for hospitality, retail, trades, clinics, farms and community organisations, and they show local search engines and AI tools where you belong.
UK national coverage
Best when you sell beyond Wales
If you want contracts in England, national buyers or a UK-wide customer base, national titles carry the weight. A Swansea manufacturer, software firm or consultancy is taken far more seriously when a buyer finds it in a respected national publication.
Business and sector coverage
Best for investors, partners and specialists
If you are raising funding, seeking partners or selling to experts, business and technology titles speak their language. They are also some of the most useful sources for building authority in search and AI answers.
A combination
Best for most growing businesses
Most Swansea clients get the strongest results from a mix: Welsh coverage for pride and local trust, national coverage for credibility, and business coverage for authority. Your free media plan recommends the right balance for your goal.
PR for the industries shaping Swansea Bay
Each sector has its own audience, its own vocabulary and its own best stories. Here is where we usually start.
Energy and green industry
From marine and renewable energy to hydrogen, decarbonisation and the supply chain around Port Talbot, South West Wales is at the centre of the UK’s energy transition.
Story angleJobs, skills and innovation in the transition. Energy PR
Life sciences and health tech
Swansea’s universities, medical research and health technology companies are building a strong reputation that deserves wider attention.
Story angleBreakthroughs explained in plain English. Healthcare PR
Digital and tech start-ups
SA1 and the waterfront innovation district are home to a growing community of software, data and digital businesses.
Story angleLaunches, funding and founder journeys. Tech launch PR
Tourism and hospitality
Gower, Mumbles and the city’s restaurants, hotels and attractions compete for millions of visitors every year.
Story angleNew openings, seasonal events, local produce. Travel PR
Manufacturing and engineering
Swansea Bay’s industrial heritage lives on in precision manufacturing, metals, engineering and logistics firms.
Story angleContracts won, exports and apprenticeships. Logistics PR
Property and regeneration
The city centre, Kingsway and waterfront schemes are creating new homes, offices and leisure space.
Story angleTransformation and community impact. Property PR and construction PR
Education and training
With tens of thousands of students in the city, training providers, colleges and edtech firms have a big audience to reach.
Story angleOutcomes, graduates and partnerships. Education reputation
Charities and social enterprise
Swansea has a strong community sector doing vital work that deserves to be seen and supported.
Story angleImpact, people and partnerships. Charity PR
Just starting out? Read our guide to PR for start-up founders. Sports, music or events business? See entertainment and sports PR.
The SWAN test: what makes a Swansea story worth publishing
Before we write a word, every story idea goes through four simple checks. If your news passes at least two, it is usually strong enough for the press.
S — Specific
Numbers, names and facts
“We are growing” is not a story. “We have taken on 18 people in Llansamlet this year and doubled our exports” is. Editors and readers trust detail, and so do AI tools.
W — Welsh roots
Local relevance and pride
What does your news mean for Swansea, for Wales or for the community? Jobs, investment, heritage, language and local suppliers all give a story a reason to be told here.
A — Audience benefit
Why should readers care?
Every good story answers one question: what is in it for the reader? A new service, a solved problem, useful advice or an inspiring journey all give people a reason to read on.
N — New
Something that has just changed
A launch, a milestone, new research, a fresh opinion on a trend or a first for your sector. News is about change, so we look for what is genuinely new in your business.
Not sure your news passes? That is exactly what your free media plan is for. We will tell you honestly which of your stories are strongest.
PR for farms, food producers and rural businesses around Swansea
Step out of the city and you are in some of the most distinctive farming country in Britain. Gower’s salt marshes produce lamb with its own protected status. Penclawdd has gathered cockles for centuries. Laverbread is part of Swansea’s food identity. Beyond, the dairy and livestock farms of Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire stretch towards the sea.
Welsh farming is also changing fast. The Sustainable Farming Scheme has reshaped support for farms from 2026, and many families are diversifying into farm shops, holiday lets, events, renewable energy and direct sales. Each of those changes is a story, and the right story can bring customers, partners and pride.
We help farms, food and drink producers and rural businesses tell those stories in Welsh regional titles, UK rural titles and international agriculture publications, such as:
Read more on our agriculture PR agency page.
- Protected and heritage foods: salt marsh lamb, cockles, laverbread and more
- Farm diversification: shops, cafés, glamping, events and energy
- Succession stories and young people entering farming
- Sustainable and nature-friendly farming practices
- Food and drink brands moving from local markets to national retail
Eight types of story that work for Swansea businesses
Different goals need different formats. Your media plan will recommend the right mix for what you want to achieve.
Founder profile
The person behind the business: where you started, what you overcame and where you are heading. Ideal for trust and investment.
Best forCredibility and funding
Growth announcement
New jobs, new premises, new contracts or new markets. The classic business story, and still one of the most effective.
Best forBuyers and recruitment
Data story
Original figures from your customers, sales or surveys that reveal a trend. Editors love numbers nobody else has.
Best forNational reach and authority
Expert comment
Your view on something already in the news, from energy bills to hospitality staffing, positioning you as the go-to expert.
Best forThought leadership and AI visibility
Case study
A real result for a real customer, told with their permission. Powerful for B2B firms and professional services.
Best forTenders and sales
Launch story
A new product, menu, venue or service presented as news, with a clear reason for readers to try it.
Best forFootfall and first customers
Community impact
Charity partnerships, apprenticeships, sustainability work or support for local causes that show what your business stands for.
Best forReputation and local loyalty
Milestone and heritage
Anniversaries, family succession or a long history in Swansea, connecting your business to the city’s own story.
Best forPride, trust and loyalty
A Swansea year of story hooks
Good PR often rides on moments people are already talking about. These are some of the dates we plan around with Swansea clients.
New-year plans, growth targets and fresh hires. A strong month for business and farming policy stories.
St David’s Day on 1 March, perfect for proud Welsh business, food and culture stories.
International Dylan Thomas Day on 14 May, a natural hook for Swansea’s creative and cultural businesses.
The Royal Welsh Show at Llanelwedd, the biggest date in the Welsh farming calendar.
Thousands of students arrive in the city: ideal for student, retail, housing and hospitality stories.
Christmas trading, gifting guides, year-end results and reflections on the year.
How to get your Swansea business in the press: five simple steps
Tell us your goal
Fill in the short form with a few lines about your business and what you want coverage to achieve. It takes about two minutes.
Get your free media plan
We send a plan naming the Welsh, national and business publications we recommend, with the angle for each.
Choose and confirm
You decide what to go ahead with. Nothing is booked until the titles are agreed in writing.
We write, you approve
After a short call, our writers create your story in a clear journalistic style. Nothing goes live without your approval.
Go live and use it
You receive live links and a simple report, with advice on using the coverage on your website, in sales, bids and social media.
PR for businesses across Swansea and South West Wales
We work with businesses in every part of Swansea, from the city centre and the SA1 waterfront to the villages of Gower, and right across the wider Swansea Bay region.
- Swansea city centre
- SA1 Waterfront
- Mumbles
- Gower
- Sketty
- Uplands
- Morriston
- Llansamlet
- Fforestfach
- Gorseinon
- Pontarddulais
- Clydach
- Penclawdd
- Neath
- Port Talbot
- Llanelli
- Carmarthen
- Ammanford
- Bridgend
- Pembrokeshire
Every part of the region has its own character. City centre and SA1 businesses often need national and business coverage to compete with Cardiff and Bristol. Mumbles and Gower businesses depend on visitors and word of mouth. Industrial firms around Llansamlet, Fforestfach, Neath and Port Talbot sell to buyers far beyond Wales. Your plan reflects where you are and who you need to reach.
Selling beyond Swansea? We can plan coverage aimed at specific markets across the UK:
What does ChatGPT say when someone asks for the best business in Swansea?
More buyers now ask an AI assistant instead of scrolling through search results. The names in the answer win the enquiry.
AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews build answers from sources they trust: respected publications, clear websites and consistent business information. The difference coverage can make looks something like this:
An illustration of how AI answers can change. No one can control exactly what an AI tool says.
Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) and Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) are about giving AI tools the right material. Every Swansea campaign we plan includes:
- Coverage in publications AI tools already trust and cite
- Your name, location, sector and specialism described consistently
- Articles that answer the real questions your customers ask
- Clear links between your brand, Swansea and South West Wales
- Named experts from your business quoted in their field
- A steady trail of fresh coverage, so you look active and current
Read more about how we help brands get mentioned by ChatGPT and earn a Google Knowledge Panel.
How to choose a PR agency in Swansea: the ten-point checklist
Whichever agency you speak to, these are the questions worth asking before you commit.
- Will you name the publications?Ask for specific titles in writing, not “top-tier media”.
- Is publication confirmed?Know exactly what you are agreeing to before anything is booked.
- Who writes the story?Find out if you will be expected to write it yourself.
- Do I approve before it goes live?You should always sign off the final wording.
- Do you reach beyond Wales?Welsh coverage matters, but so do UK national and business titles.
- Is there a long contract?Ask about retainers, notice periods and minimum terms.
- Do you understand my sector?Ask what kind of stories have worked for businesses like yours.
- How does this help my search and AI visibility?Coverage should be chosen with Google and AI tools in mind.
- What will I receive?Expect live links, a report and practical advice on using coverage.
- How do you handle bad news?Ask how the agency deals with negative reviews or articles.
| What matters | Local generalist agency | Cardiff or London retainer agency | Press release wire | United Press |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Know where you will appear? | Rarely in advance | Sometimes | Syndicated sites, often low profile | Named titles agreed before booking |
| Reach | Mostly local | National, varies | Wide but shallow | Welsh, UK national and international |
| Commitment | Often a retainer | Usually a retainer | Per release | No retainer or lock-in |
| Writing | Usually included | Included | Usually yours | Written for you, approved by you |
| Search and AI visibility | Rarely considered | Varies | Not considered | Built into every plan |
| Reputation support | Limited | Varies | None | Reviews, articles and search results |
Six things to think about before you talk to a PR agency
You do not need to prepare anything to fill in our form. But if you want to get the most from your free media plan, it helps to think about these first:
- Your one goal. More customers, better staff, investment, a tender, or repairing your reputation? One clear goal makes for a sharper plan.
- Your audience. Who needs to see your story: local families, national buyers, investors, farmers, graduates or public-sector decision-makers?
- Your proof. Numbers, results, customer feedback, awards or milestones you are happy to share publicly.
- Your timing. Is there a launch date, anniversary, season or event your coverage should line up with?
- Your spokesperson. Who in the business will be quoted, and what are they genuinely expert in?
- Your no-go areas. Anything confidential or sensitive we should avoid, so the story works for you and your partners.
Do not worry if you are unsure about some of these. Helping you work them out is part of what we do.
Negative reviews or an old article holding your Swansea business back?
In a city where word of mouth still matters, a few one-star reviews, an unfair post in a local Facebook group or an outdated news article can undo years of good work.
We deal with every negative review and article. Reviews and posts that break platform rules are reported for removal with evidence, and we build fresh, positive coverage that pushes old results down, so people see the business you are today.
- Remove Google reviews that break Google’s policies
- Remove Trustpilot reviews that break Trustpilot’s rules
- Facebook group post removal for harmful local posts
- News article reputation management
- Online reputation management and local business reputation
A free media plan
Named titles and the angle for each.
Professional writing
Your story in a journalistic style.
Your approval
Nothing published without sign-off.
Live links
A shareable URL for every article.
A clear report
Where you appeared and its reach.
Practical advice
How to use coverage in sales and bids.
How an SA1 tech start-up might go from unknown to investable
This is an illustration of how a campaign can work, not a real client story.
Imagine a twelve-person software company on the Swansea waterfront. Its product works, its first customers love it, and it is about to raise its first significant funding round. But when investors search the founders’ names, they find a LinkedIn page and very little else.
The plan
A media plan proposes a founder story in a business title, a data-led feature in a technology title and a Welsh regional growth story.
The stories
After one call, the stories are written and approved, using real customer results the company is happy to share.
The coverage
Articles go live in the agreed titles. The links go straight into the investor deck, website and LinkedIn.
The difference
Investors now find independent coverage. Conversations start warmer, and the company appears in more places online.
Why Swansea businesses choose United Press
Established 2001
More than two decades of UK PR experience. Read more about United Press.
Named publications
You know where your story will appear before anything is booked.
A huge network
1,670+ publications and 120+ TV channels, including broadcast options.
No retainer
No long contracts and no lock-in. One campaign at a time.
What our clients say
Real clients, in their own words.
“United Press helped us turn our company story into something journalists could genuinely engage with. The coverage gave our brand a level of credibility that was difficult to achieve through our own marketing channels.”
“United Press built our brand from launch to nationwide recognition. Real media coverage gave new customers the trust they needed — our ROI has been over 100:1, which blows my mind.”
“The team understood our industry and, more importantly, understood the story we needed to tell. Seeing our company featured across relevant publications gave us a much stronger presence when potential customers researched us.”
PR agency Swansea: frequently asked questions
Getting started
What is the best PR agency in Swansea?
The best PR agency for your Swansea business is one that names the publications before you commit, writes your story, lets you approve every word and gives you live links you can use. United Press does all of this, with access to 1,670+ publications and 120+ TV channels.
Do you work with businesses in Swansea?
Yes. We work with businesses across Swansea, Mumbles, Gower, Neath, Port Talbot, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire and the wider Swansea Bay region. Most work is done by phone, video and email, so distance is never a barrier.
How do I get my Swansea business in the newspaper?
Start with a clear story, such as growth, a new contract, a launch, original data or a founder journey, and match it to the right publications. The simplest route is our form: we will send a free media plan naming the titles and the angle for each.
How do I get started?
Fill in the short form on this page with a few lines about your business and your goal. We will come back with a free media plan, and nothing is booked until you agree.
How much of my time does it take?
Very little: usually one short conversation and time to review and approve your draft. We handle the writing and publishing.
Do you work with businesses in Neath Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire?
Yes. We work right across South West Wales, including Neath, Port Talbot, Llanelli, Carmarthen and Ammanford, as well as Pembrokeshire and Bridgend.
What makes a good PR story for a Swansea audience?
Local relevance, real people and clear benefits: jobs, investment, heritage, community impact, expertise and innovation. We use our SWAN test (Specific, Welsh roots, Audience benefit, New) to find your strongest angle.
Coverage and publications
Which publications can you get Swansea businesses into?
Examples include Welsh titles such as the South Wales Guardian, South Wales Argus, Western Telegraph and Tivyside Advertiser, national titles such as The Times, Evening Standard, Independent.co.uk and The National, and business titles such as Business Insider and Entrepreneur (UK). Your plan names the right ones for your story.
Is the coverage guaranteed?
Yes. We agree the named publications with you before anything is booked, and your article is published in those titles once you have approved it. You receive a live link for each one.
Can you get Swansea businesses into national UK media, not just Welsh titles?
Yes. Many Swansea clients combine Welsh regional coverage with UK national and business titles, so they are credible both at home and across the rest of the UK.
Can you write stories for Welsh-speaking audiences?
Tell us in your enquiry if your audience expects Welsh as well as English, and we will plan your coverage and publications with that in mind.
How quickly can my story be published?
It depends on the publication, but many articles go live within a few weeks of your approval. Your plan includes realistic timings for each title.
Can you get me on TV or radio?
We have access to 120+ TV channels, and broadcast can be part of a plan when it suits your story. See our broadcast PR page.
Do you write the press release?
Yes. Our writers create every story in a clear, journalistic style based on a short conversation with you, and you approve it before publication.
Sectors and goals
Do you work with Swansea energy and green industry businesses?
Yes. We help energy, decarbonisation and supply chain businesses explain their work clearly to buyers, partners and the public. See our energy PR page.
Can you help Swansea tech start-ups raise their profile?
Yes. We help start-ups announce launches and funding, share founder stories and build the credibility investors and customers look for. Read our guide to PR for start-up founders.
Do you work with hotels, restaurants and attractions in Mumbles and Gower?
Yes. We help hospitality and tourism businesses reach future visitors with stories timed to their season, in regional, lifestyle and travel titles.
Do you work with farms and food producers in West Wales?
Yes. We help farms, food and drink producers and rural businesses across Gower, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, using Welsh regional titles and agriculture publications such as Farm Weekly and Farm Online. See our agriculture PR page.
Can PR help with recruitment in Swansea?
Yes. Stories about your growth, people and culture help graduates and experienced staff recognise your name before they apply.
Can PR help us win tenders and contracts?
It can. Procurement teams often research suppliers online, and independent coverage of your work and results gives a bid extra credibility.
Do you work with charities in Swansea?
Yes. We help charities and social enterprises raise awareness, attract supporters and share their impact. See our charity PR page.
Can you help Swansea businesses in the steel and manufacturing supply chain?
Yes. As the region’s industry changes, we help manufacturers and suppliers share stories about new contracts, skills, investment and innovation with buyers across the UK.
Can you help property developers and estate agents in Swansea?
Yes. We help developers, housebuilders and agents share regeneration, community and launch stories. See our property PR page.
Search, AI and reputation
Will PR help my Swansea business appear in ChatGPT and Google AI answers?
Coverage in authoritative publications gives AI tools trusted sources to learn from, which improves your chances of being mentioned. No one can control exactly what an AI says, but strong, consistent coverage helps.
Does PR help SEO?
Yes. Coverage in respected publications supports your visibility in search, helps people find you when they search your name, and adds credibility to your website.
Can you help with negative reviews?
Yes. We deal with every negative review. Reviews that break platform rules are reported for removal with evidence, and fresh positive coverage helps push old results down.
Can you help if there is a negative article or Facebook post about my Swansea business?
Yes. We assess harmful posts and articles, pursue every legitimate removal route and build accurate, positive coverage so people see the real story. See our Facebook group post removal and news article reputation pages.
How do I measure whether PR has worked?
Look at the goal you set: more enquiries, better applicants, warmer investor conversations, more bookings or stronger search results for your name. We give you live links and a report so you can track where your story appeared.
Working with us
Do I need to sign a long contract?
No. There is no retainer and no lock-in. You decide what to go ahead with, one campaign at a time.
Do I approve my article before it is published?
Always. Nothing is published without your approval of the final wording.
What do I receive when my coverage is live?
Live links to every article, a simple report and practical advice on using your coverage on your website, in sales material, bids and social media.
Do I need to be based in Swansea city centre?
No. We work with businesses anywhere in the Swansea area and South West Wales, from Mumbles and Gower to industrial estates in Llansamlet and Fforestfach, farms in Carmarthenshire and home-based businesses.
Can you help a business that has just moved to Swansea?
Yes. A relocation or new office opening is a strong story in itself, and coverage helps local customers, partners and candidates get to know you quickly.
Why choose United Press over a local Swansea agency?
Local agencies can be excellent for events and community relationships. United Press adds named Welsh, national and international publications agreed in advance, stories written for you, no retainer and a focus on search and AI visibility.
The world once knew Swansea by its copper. Let it know you by your story.
You did not build your business to stay a secret. You built it through early starts on the M4, late nights in the office, cold mornings in the fields and long summers serving the people who come to this beautiful stretch of coast. Swansea is a city that has always punched above its weight. So have you.
Right now, someone is deciding who to trust. A buyer in London. An investor in Bristol. A family planning a weekend on Gower. A graduate choosing where to start a career. Someone asking an AI assistant who the best is in Swansea. They will choose the name they can find, and believe.
Picture your business in The Times, Business Insider or the Western Telegraph next month, and your name in the answer when someone asks who to trust in Swansea.
It starts with a two-minute form. We will send you a free media plan naming the publications and the angle for each, and nothing is booked until you agree.
Get My Free Swansea Media Plan →
The tide goes out twice a day. Let your story go with it.