Media that
drives Influence.

SkyHigh Creatives is a creative & media agency offering full-service public relations: securing earned media coverage in tier-one publications, booking podcast and broadcast guestings, and shaping how brands appear in AI search. We work as a productised retainer rather than billable hours. Every client gets a written deliverable count, a guaranteed publication tier, and access to Spotlight, the PR operating system we built to run the work.

Earned media is press coverage you don't pay a publication to publish. Features in newspapers, magazines, podcasts and broadcast where the editor decides the story is worth running. It's the opposite of paid advertising: slower to land, but it carries credibility a paid placement can't, and it stays online indefinitely. Our retainers are built around earned media because the cumulative authority of a year's worth of features is what compounds into recognition. Advertising stops the moment you stop paying. Earned recognition lasts.

Three differences. First, we publish. We don't pitch and hope. Direct partnerships with 100+ publications give us guaranteed placements rather than best-effort outreach. Second, every client gets a Spotlight workspace so the work is visible in real time: every pitch, every approval, every published piece tracked in one place rather than buried in email threads. Third, we run a productised retainer model with fixed deliverables and a single monthly fee. No surprise invoices, no time-and-materials billing.

Tier-one print and digital publications (national newspapers, business and lifestyle magazines, sector-leading trade press), top-100 podcasts in your category, broadcast TV and radio guestings, conference and speaker placements, awards submissions, and visibility in the new AI-search layer. Each retainer is shaped around the channel mix that matters most for your goals: thought-leadership for an executive, mainstream features for a consumer brand, trade press and analyst coverage for B2B.

Founders, executives, brands and businesses who want sustained recognition rather than a single press hit. Most of our 250+ clients are growing companies in tech, wellness, finance, hospitality, and creator-economy sectors, plus founders building personal authority alongside their business. We're less suited to crisis-only PR or ad-hoc product launches; the retainer model rewards a multi-month commitment to building the narrative.

The first guaranteed placement typically lands within the first 30 to 60 days of the retainer; ongoing monthly cadence builds from there. Earned media is a compounding asset. The value is in the body of work over six to twelve months, not any single feature. Spotlight tracks every placement so you can watch the cadence build week by week, which is much more useful than waiting for a quarterly review.

Every retainer includes all nine core modules in the Spotlight workspace (Media Profile, Campaigns, Coverage, Approvals and five more) plus a tailored mix of the seven optional add-ons (Pitch Assist, AI Visibility, Awards & Speaking, Podcast Pipeline, SEO × PR, and more). The price is bundled monthly, deliverables are fixed in writing, and confidentiality agreements are standard. Talk to us for a tailored proposal with channel mix, deliverable counts and pricing for your specific goals.

To show up in ChatGPT, your brand needs to appear in the sources the model draws on: credible third-party pages that describe what you do in plain language. In practice that means coverage in publications the model treats as trustworthy, consistent naming across your own site and profiles, and clear answers to the questions buyers actually ask. We start by measuring where you stand today, running those questions across the assistants we track and recording what comes back, then work on the gaps and measure again. No agency can change how a model is trained. What can be changed is the published evidence a model has to work with.

AI assistants name the brands they have the most published evidence about, which is usually the competitor with more third-party coverage rather than the better product. These systems answer from what other people have written about a company: features, interviews, directories, reference pages and analyst notes. If a competitor has been covered in outlets the model treats as credible and you have not, they get named and you do not. Our audits record which competitors surface in your place, question by question and model by model, so the gap becomes a list you can work through rather than a feeling.

Yes. Press coverage is one of the main sources AI assistants draw on when they describe a brand, because a published article is exactly the kind of independent evidence these systems weight most heavily. A feature in a recognised publication gives a model language about who you are, what you do and why it matters, written by someone other than you. It is not instant, and no single placement guarantees you get quoted. But of the levers available, earned coverage in credible outlets is the most direct way to put third-party language about your brand where these systems look.