Environmental consultancy Thomson opts for Wild PR strategy

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Leading expert in environmental compliance, Thomson Environmental Consultants has appointed Wild PR.

Established in 2004, Thomson Environmental Consultants is a leader in the environment sector, acquiring a team of over 150 specialists across five UK locations, including Manchester and Leeds.

The consultancy prides itself on being the most innovative, pragmatic consultancy in the UK, with expertise in terrestrial ecology, marine services, freshwater ecology, marine laboratory services, habitat creation and management, geospatial data management and mapping, and arboricultural consultancy.

To help the firm reach its ambitious YoY growth target, Wild PR will help drive brand awareness, generate high-quality online visibility, and elevate the presence of the company’s sector services through a bespoke SEO-focused digital PR strategy.

The SEO-driven PR agency works with clients in the travel, e-commerce, health, manufacturing and professional services sectors, including BPI Auctions, Specialist Glass Products, The Kid Collective, Fertility Matters at Work and Heald, among others.

Wild PR specialises in creating stand-out PR campaigns and identifying tactics needed to achieve the best possible results through a mix of traditional and digital PR, SEO-focused content creation and social media.

Director of business development at Thomson Environmental, Daniel Reynolds, said: “As a business with ambitious growth plans, we know that an integral part of realising those ambitions is high-quality PR output. Getting the right partner to provide our PR support was crucial, and we believe we have found the right match in Wild PR. I am confident that their approach will result in high-impact communications that raise the profile of Thomson Environmental Consultants in the coming months.”

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