Expert copywriting and PR for your technology business
About Lumen PR
Lumen PR delivers B2B technology PR, copywriting and marketing consultancy to companies in the UK and internationally. We understand technology, and we understand business. And we know how to target your media relations and marketing to deliver the right message to the right audience, at the right time.

Writing, content marketing and media relations are at the heart of our work, but we have long experience in a full range of services, including advertising design, exhibition management, case studies and social media. When you need multiple services, Lumen’s integrated approach delivers results: efficiently and cost-effectively.
Our people
Your PR agency needs to understand your business, and your industry. The team at Lumen PR, headed by Nick Daines, has the technical background and marketing knowledge to work with you and your target press, at any level.
We work with a European and global network of expert partners. The difference between Lumen PR and most tech PR agencies is that you won’t have to deal with inexperienced junior staff.
Nick Daines
Nick is a PR consultant and writer with more than 25 years' communications experience for technology companies in a broad range of sectors. He has worked with blue-chip clients such as Vodafone and Siemens, as well as many smaller companies and start-ups. He holds a CIM Diploma in Marketing and a degree in physics, and is an Associate Lecturer in marketing at Nottingham Trent University.






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Mustard and marketing
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Vanity awards: just say no
We all get them: those unsolicited emails that tell you there's a shiny award with your name on it. But of course, when you read the detail, there's a cost involved. It's just a money-making scheme, with no merit whatsoever. This is different, of course, from paying...
MWC bounces back
Finally, MWC Barcelona was more or less back to normal this year - after the cancelled 2020 event and probably-should-have-been-cancelled 2021 show (which was more selective in its appeal). There were 61,000 attendees, and the feedback I’ve had from several...
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