Engineering PR that gets your work noticed
Good engineering often goes unreported because nobody has time to write it up. We turn your projects, people and expertise into stories for the trade press, awards and your own channels.
PR your engineers are happy to put their name to
Technically accurate
Written from interviews with your engineers and checked by them.
Aimed at the right titles
Pitched to the publications your clients and peers read.
Reused across channels
One project story, adapted for the press, your website and LinkedIn.
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PR services for engineering companies
PR for engineering companies, planned alongside your content and social media. See our main PR service for other industries.
Trade Press & Media Relations
Project completions, new contracts and new capability pitched to the engineering and industry press.
Project Stories
Completed projects written up with the problem, the method and the result, approved by your client.
Award Entries
Entries for engineering and industry awards, written around the evidence the judges ask for.
Expert Articles
Bylined articles and comment from your engineers on the subjects they know best.
Press Releases
Releases an editor can run as they are: the project, the facts and a quote worth printing.
Led by an engineer. Built by specialists.
A marketing and media studio for defence, maritime, engineering and technology businesses. One lead, a team of specialists, and a brief you only give once.
Technical industries only
We work only with defence, maritime, engineering and technology businesses, so your team doesn’t have to explain the basics.
How a project runsOne lead, the right specialists
You brief one person once. Each part goes to a specialist who does that work every day, and you keep one point of contact from start to finish.
Meet the teamDiscretion as standard
Every specialist works to the same confidentiality terms on every job. We handle material, sites and information with the same care you do.
What we hold ourselves to50DEGREES was founded by Jack Abbiss after eight years as a Royal Navy Marine Engineer Officer, so specifications, trials and procurement routes are familiar ground, not something to learn on your budget.
It gets your projects, people and expertise in front of clients through trade press, awards, case studies and articles.
A real problem, how it was solved and a result with numbers. New equipment, an apprentice qualifying or a first in your field can all work too.
No. We interview them, write it up and send it back for checking.
Yes. Coverage of your projects and people shows candidates what they would be working on.
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