Rahul could make millions, says expert

York Press Publicist and strategist Mark Borkowski said Rahul Mandal’s victory was of the “zeitgeist”. With Brexit and Trump, and the news full of terrible stories, there is something about this winner that epitomises what people are craving – niceness, people to be kind, genuine and authentic,” he said. “There’s no narcissism. His win just…

Bake Off winner Rahul could make millions

Evening Express Great British Bake Off winner Rahul could make millions, says expert Publicist and strategist Mark Borkowski said Rahul Mandal’s victory was of the “zeitgeist”. “With Brexit and Trump, and the news full of terrible stories, there is something about this winner that epitomises what people are craving – niceness, people to be kind,…

Great British Bake Off winner Rahul could make millions

Irish News Great British Bake Off winner Rahul could make several million pounds “if he plays his cards right”, an industry expert has predicted. “With Brexit and Trump, and the news full of terrible stories, there is something about this winner that epitomises what people are craving – niceness, people to be kind, genuine and…

Does it come with stripes? Metropolitan Police launch clothing range

The Times It doesn’t have quite the same ring as the NYPD but Scotland Yard is ready to try to follow the New York Police Department by using its name to sell branded clothes and trinkets. “I think it has more of a hope to succeed as a foreign export. “It’s that image you have…

Scotland Yard wants to build itself into a global merchandising brand with an expansion of the goods on sale bearing the Met Police logo.

Standard PR guru Mark Borkowski, who has worked with everyone from Michael Jackson to American Express, said the deal could be worth millions. He told the Standard: “I think it has more of a hope to succeed as a foreign export. “It’s that image you have for Beefeaters, Bobbies, telephone boxes and the Routemaster buses….

MBS, and the million-dollar Saudi charm offensive you can’t ignore

Middle East Eye Advertising experts say the charm offensive will have cost Saudi Arabia a tidy seven-figure sum for the billboards and the brains behind them. They would have paid the same rates as those of major corporate brands for the three-day blitz, with https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/saudi-crown-prince-launches-ad-blitz-promote-london-visit/1458702 more than $1m has been spent. When asked for his…