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All Credit Media’s PR campaign launched, what is thought to be, the UK’s first charity ‘bachelor auction’ which raised funds for St Luke’s Hospice, Sheffield’s only hospice.
Our regional PR campaign secured media coverage worth in excess of £500,000 and included:
It also helped ensure that the event was a complete sell out, raising £7000 for the charity.
The Limit was a legend of a venue that operated on Sheffield's West Street from 1978 to 1991.
It was All Credit Media's job to stir up memories around this landmark venue to make 'Take It To The Limit' one of the most successful books ever produced in the city.
Our campaign - which started with the serialisation of the book over two nights in Sheffield's daily paper The Star - helped ensure the publication sold out with 48 hours in key sales outlets including Waterstones and Blackwell.
Following on with key pieces in titles spanning Yorkshire Post to the Sheffield Telegraph our launch party for the book attracted over 700 people and included members of Human League, Pulp, ABC and other Steel City acts that used to play or frequent The Limit.
The book ended 2009 by entering the festive top ten at Waterstones in Sheffield ranking alongside Delia Smith and Guinness Book of Records 2010 as one of the biggest sellers.

Derbyshire County Council enlisted the services of All Credit Media to ensure their b_line publication was an instant hit with the region’s 11-18-year-olds.
We used our entertainment contacts to bag exclusive interviews with the likes of Arctic Monkeys and McFly and enlisted the support of big name brands like Alton Towers and Atari.
b_line magazine has now won four top national and regional Institute of Public Relations (IPR) awards.
Communicators in Business Awards also ranked All Credit Media’s copywriting skills as one of the top ten in the UK.

Sheffield’s nightlife was on its knees. Thousands of its young people were leaving the city every weekend for the bright lights of Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham. It had got a bad image, there’d not been a new nightclub licence granted in 15 years. All Credit Media’s Neil Anderson devised and launched the Dirty Stop Out’s Guide campaign to:
The campaign has been widely recognised as the single most effective evening economy regeneration driver in Sheffield’s history. It has been featured everywhere from Private Eye to The Times and is recommended by The Rough Guide to England.
All Credit Media devised and implemented the world’s most glamorous dog-racing event as a way to attract more females to the sport and help make Owlerton Stadium one of the most profitable tracks of its kind in the country.
Owned by SWFC chairman Dave Allen, All Credit Media have managed the PR function for the track since the day we set up.
Owlerton is recognised by the industry as the best marketed dog-track in the country: on top of that, we have developed Ladies Day into an annual insitution which raises thousands of pounds for local charities.
Our Ladies Day event has secured media coverage worth hundreds of thousands of pounds and featured on YTV, Sky Sports, The Sun, Racing Post and scores of other national and regional media titles.