For nearly three decades I've landed thousands of stories for hundreds of businesses. I've always been a sales person hiding in a PR person's body and it's that drive for results that keeps me busy regardless of market forces or changing trends. I approach your PR campaign as if I co-founded your company taking the bold and effective steps to get you the hits you need to grow.
Jamie Diamond
"I've worked with Jamie at four companies in the past 20 years, including my full 9-year run at Happy Returns. For my money, literally, he is the most effective person in the industry at pitching to get significant coverage on any and all kinds of media, especially for earlier stage companies. Through some combination of his outgoing personality, empathy for reporters, and relentless work ethic, he manages to get coverage that others simply don't. I don't know how he does it, but the results speak for themselves."
"For nearly a decade, Jamie Diamond has been able to help Happy Returns punch well above its weight class in landing consistent, game-changing media coverage. He possesses a very effective blend of creativity, tenacity and personal touch that puts him in rare air as a marketing secret weapon."
"Working with Jamie Diamond PR has been an exceptional experience. Their team is professional, attentive, and consistently goes above and beyond to ensure seamless communication and follow-through. Their ability to identify and present outstanding opportunities for thought leadership has been invaluable. Beyond their expertise, they bring a friendly and collaborative approach that makes every interaction a pleasure. We highly recommend Jamie Diamond PR to anyone seeking a dedicated and results-driven PR partner."
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