Raise awareness of an issue or cause through the national press, with Talk to the Press
Alex Thornton emailed us asking ‘How do I sell my story’.At the time, Alex was set to be the youngest girl in Britain to have a sex change. We sold her story to the Daily Mail, Woman magazine, and Alex was innundated with offers from documentary companies wanting to follow her through the process.
The Daily Mail – ‘I’m Britain’s youngest sex change patient.’ Read More »
Songwriter Luke Davis contacted Talk to the Press wanting to sell his incredible story. He was born black, but as a result of the skin condition Vitiligo, is now completely white.
Daily Mail – ‘I turned from black to white’ Read More »
As soon as we heard Linda Wilson’s story, we knew a newspaper would love to publish it. At the time, Linda was nominated for Tesco Mum of the Year award because of the support she gives her family.
The Sun – ‘I face losing my entire family on the front line’ Read More »
Debbie and Lisa contacted us about selling their story to raise awareness of a charity walk they were doing for breast cancer. The two women had been best friends since school and both were diagnosed with breast cancer within a few weeks of each other.
Love it – ‘My best friend and I fought breast cancer together.’ Read More »
When we discovered TTTP client Hazel Bowden is the only known women in the UK to have had twins – twice – in under a year, we knew newspapers would be fighting over her story. The Daily Mail offered her the best deal for her story.
The Daily Mail – ‘Twins, twice, in just one year’ Read More »
As soon as Karen Johnston filled out our sell story submission form with her incredible story of expecting twins at 54 via egg donation from the Czech republic, we knew we could help her. We went on to set Karen up with a string of deals with newspapers, magazines and television.
The Mirror – ‘Pregnant at 54 – with twins’ Read More »
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