About Kim
Phoenix first took flight back in 2007, when I launched the company with a good friend and fellow journalist. The principles on which we built our company were simple: take care of our clients during every step of the process and provide a professional yet personal service. It’s this desire to look after both our case studies (the people with the stories) and our clients (the people buying the stories) that has seen us quickly grow into an established and respected small agency. It’s a reputation we work hard to uphold.
Sell your story!
Are you looking to sell your real life story? You have come to the right place. We will be able to tell you straight away if we can sell your story.
We work with all publications.
How much is your story worth?
Find out how much your story may be worth. Naturally this might not be a primary motivation but publications do pay for stories
Contact us
4 Step Process To Selling A Story
t| 01380 850 860
e| kim@phoenixfeatures.co.uk
FIRST STEP
CHAT
1.
We will talk about what your real life story is and which magazines might consider running your feature. The initial chat is informal and there’s no pressure to commit.
THIRD STEP
PLACEMENT
SECOND STEP
PHOTOS
2.
Magazines and newspapers are more interested and will pay more money for real life stories if they can be illustrated with great storytelling photos.
FOURTH STEP
READBACK
3.
Once we have completed the interview, we will pitch your real life story to the media. A ‘pitch’ is an outline of your story. We will liaise with numerous editors to ensure you get the best offers.
4.
We take great pride in making sure that we reflect what you want to say. Before we send the finished feature to the publication, we read it back to you so you can make any last-minute changes.
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