Strategic Communications & Cultural Positioning | TriplePinch
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TriplePinch Communications

Between Major Moments,
Most Brands Disappear
from the Conversation

We build the sustained editorial presence that ensures they don't.

Visibility is episodic, not sustained. A project completes, an exhibition opens, a collection launches — it gets covered, then silence. The broader influence of the brand remains invisible because there is no vehicle for it between moments. The result: brands with extraordinary cultural weight are under-represented in the media landscape. Their influence doesn't match their visibility.

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We don't pitch stories. We build the sustained editorial layer — the positioning, the relationships, the narrative architecture — that keeps a brand in the conversation year-round.

This is not traditional PR. It is strategic narrative positioning — developing the right angles, activating the right relationships, and ensuring the right people are telling your story in the right places. The person who builds the strategy is the person who picks up the phone to the editor.

We work on retainer with a limited number of brands each year — beginning with positioning, extending into communications, and creating commercial opportunity along the way.

Direct relationships

Financial Times·British Vogue·Wallpaper*·Dezeen·World of Interiors·The Guardian·Monocle·Frieze·Architectural Digest·Elle Decoration·Artnet

Not cold pitches. Conversations with people we have worked alongside for over twenty years.

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Alexis Williams

Founder, TriplePinch

Prefer to speak directly? alexis@triplepinch.com