You've got an amazing business but now you need to go out and tell your story to the people who count.

We're passionate about brands. We’ll make your brand live and breathe. We’ll help you truly connect with your customers and boost your business.

For your marketing and PR to work it's about being in the right place at the right time. That's not down to luck, but down to great strategy and the release of timely and well-presented information to key contacts. Let us do that for you. We're good at it.

We’re experts in integrated campaigns and will ensure your communications strategy works seamlessly with your key messaging, marketing campaign, website, social media, advertising and other promotional elements.

We’re small but perfectly formed. We're not an agency, we're a collective. That means we think a lot leaner than agencies and you don’t pay for expensive account management or posh offices. We offer the best value for your marketing budget. 

We stand for honesty, integrity and achieving results. Being Bournemouth-based we're addicted to #vitaminsea and anything saltwater-based. We've got access to a wealth of PR professionals, designers and social media experts on-hand to offer you the best value. Use us for our relationships and see the results. 

Anything else you needs to know about us? Just get in touch.

Or have a read of Jo's Huffington Post articles. Or the article she wrote for industry title PR Week.

Call now for a chat about your business 07977 714 787 or email jo (at) jellyrockpr (dot) co (dot) uk

Jo O’Connell – Founder

With over fourteen years’ experience in public relations, marketing and branding, Jo has worked in public, private and charity sectors and in areas as diverse as travel and tourism, food, arts, technology, sports, health and beauty.

Jo has generated over £25 million worth of press coverage for one organisation alone in over 64 countries worldwide, working with both local and global media.

Jo’s first “proper” job was during her placement year at Bournemouth University. Against the Uni’s wishes, she travelled to Australia to work at one of the world’s leading PR agencies. Several years later, Jo quit busy London PR life to train and work as a diving instructor and underwater videographer in Thailand and the Philippines. After several more “proper” jobs in PR, she left her steady and stable job in 2013 to go it alone and set up her own consultancy, offering clients her passion for results through creative campaigns. She hasn’t looked back.

Jo says: “Working in PR may be a little different than SCUBA diving (although landing a big fish, like coverage in the Times, Buzzfeed or on Radio 4 gives me the same buzz), but it’s all about doing what you love. I have the same get-up-and-go to go to work on a Monday morning as I did back in Thailand. It must mean I’m doing something right.”