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
Surviving Christmas in Australia: the PR perspective
Despite the surf and barbies, the Christmas period for businesses in Oz can be gruelling. Olivia, our PR consultant Down Under, shares her thoughts on weathering the Christmas blackout.
Fourth Day's recipe for PR campaign success
The Fourth Day Christmas Bake Off is a fiercely contested event. But while we've been baking and tasting our festive treats, this got us thinking - what are the essential ingredients for a PR campaign?
Three takeaways from the Smart Factory Expo
Yesterday, Laura and I headed to Liverpool for the Smart Factory Expo – an event hosted by The Manufacturer as part of Digital Manufacturing Week that brought together more than 6,000 industry leaders and ‘digitally-minded manufacturers.’