AIMediaComms, PRmax Join Forces on Vuelio

Sept. 26, 2011 - PRLog -- AIMediaComms (AIMC), the market leading provider of media and stakeholder interaction software, has joined forces with PRmax, the UK’s most affordable media database.

Clients of AIMC’s latest software, Vuelio, now have access to automatically updated details on journalists, bloggers and freelancers for the entire UK press. Integrated with Vuelio, the media database makes it easy to create targeted contact lists in seconds ensuring that every press release has the best possible chance of making news copy.

In combination, the best of breed solutions provide for the most powerful, and easy to use media relations management software available. Vuelio, enables busy public relations professionals to build meaningful relationships with the most appropriate journalists thereby ensuring the best publicity for your organisation.

“Whether reacting to a crisis or as part of a pro-active campaign, Vuelio ensures that you can quickly target the most appropriate journalists. Our partnership with PRmax enables us to provide the most affordable and comprehensive media relations management platform; a key issue when pr budgets are getting squeezed. We aim to deliver powerful functionality and a rapid return on investment”, said Charlie O’Rourke, MD of AIMediaComms.

About AIMediaComms

AIMediaComms is a rapidly growing company. With over 300 active accounts, it is Europe’s leading provider of stakeholder and media relations management software. With more client experience than anyone else in the market, we have a deep understanding of delivering successful implementations, helping our customers derive maximum value from their investment.

For more information, please contact us on 020 7690 8885 or at info@aimediacomms.com

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AIMediaComms is Europe's leading provider of media relations, marketing communications and stakeholder management software. We deliver an on-demand software service that meets the unique pr and communications needs of organisations across multiple sectors