Who we are
Delivering value to clients is at the heart of everything we do at Fourth Day. We get results through our original thinking, a love of storytelling and a focus on building rich and rewarding relationships with everyone we work with.
Fourth Day is a member of the PRCA (Public Relations Consultancy Association) and adheres to the AMEC Integrated Evaluation Framework, the recognised industry standard for the measurement of PR and communications.
Why are you called Fourth Day? We get asked this a lot! Aptly, given the amount of singing that goes on here, Fourth Day is named after a song. “On the fourth day of Christmas my true love sent to me: four calling birds”. While we are no longer just four, the birds have stayed with us throughout our journey.
How we’ve grown
Our mission is to be the very best boutique international PR agency.
- 2002
- – Fourth Day founded in London
- 2006
- – Quatrième Jour Paris
- 2011
- – Fourth Day Manchester
- 2015
- – Quatrième Jour Casablanca
- 2016
- – Fourth Day Berlin
- 2018
- – Fourth Day Sydney
Our people
At Fourth Day, we have created a place for talented and entrepreneurial PR professionals to work, develop and grow. Only by investing in and rewarding our team are we able to provide a brilliant service to our clients.
What we’re talking about
The online communities we all need right now
It's taken some time to transfer to working from home, but at Fourth Day our close-knit team has helped us to adjust. However not everyone has that luxury. In this blog Lizzie Wood looks at some options to help with the transition.
Diary of a home working parent
Working from home with young children is, let's say, a challenge. Here at Fourth Day we too are dealing with the trials of a lockdown and for many of us that means homeschooling our young children. We asked our agency parents about striking the balance between keeping the kids happy and focusing on work.
Trend chasing or innovating? Could ‘Stories’ create a new dynamic for LinkedIn?
With more and more of us working from home, LinkedIn has announced it's bringing Snapchat-style stories to the platform. Is LinkedIn looking to do something new? Or just following the crowd?