Leaked ‘sheriff’ memo lifts the curtain on modern media planning, revealing how meticulous preparation, scripted Q&As and rehearsed soundbites shape political launches. Using Robert Jenrick’s defection as a case study, this blog explores media relations best practice, common pitfalls, and why planning, pivoting and plain language still matter today lessons.

As the UK B Corp movement turns 10, Wildfire reflects on its own journey as a certified B Corp tech PR agency. From achieving a 140.3 B Impact score to becoming employee-owned, Wildfire continues to champion people, community, and planet — proving business truly can be a force for good.

At Wildfire, we’re welcoming a new kind of recruit — synthetic team members. Built from behavioural science and AI, our personas simulate real-world customers, from CTOs to CMOs, helping us challenge assumptions, refine campaigns, and boost creativity. Discover how AI is transforming B2B PR into smarter, more human communication.

TechRadar Pro’s Mike Moore joined Wildfire’s latest AMA to share what it’s really like inside a 3,000-email inbox—and what PRs can do to stand out. From the power of personalisation to the pitfalls of AI pitches, discover his insider advice for building stronger, more human journalist relationships.

Wildfire’s Alex Warren, shares the story behind our refreshed brand identity — from a logo rooted in strategy and heritage to AI-powered tools that free creativity. Discover the lessons B2B tech brands can take from our rebrand.

Discover Wildfire PR’s refreshed positioning — Tech PR. Built for Growth. In this blog, our Strategy Director, Ben Smith, explains how our new focus, Think.Bold methodology, and 30+ years of tech expertise are helping brands achieve measurable business impact.

Wildfire’s second full year as a certified B Corp reinforces our commitment to people, purpose, and planet.

At Wildfire, we know great media relations go beyond coverage. In our latest AMA, journalist Michael Dempsey shares honest insights on pitching tech stories, building trust, and avoiding PR pitfalls. Discover why human angles, research, plain language, and respect for timing remain essential for successful tech PR.