One hour of private 1:1 access —
meet up to 10 journalists,
live online from anywhere.
Dedicated time with journalists can be incredibly difficult to secure. Editorielle Live gives you private, one-to-one time with participating journalists - space to properly introduce what you do, have meaningful conversations & build genuine relationships.
Speak with every journalist one-on-one. No competing for airtime.
Every journalist receives your info before the session starts.
Start relationships you can build on long after the session ends.
Journalists in this room write for:
+VAT · per event · secure checkout
Journalists in this room write for:
+VAT · per event · secure checkout
Journalists in this room write for:
Enter the virtual room & check your set-up.
Felicity, Founder of Editorielle, welcomes everyone & explains how the conversations will work.
Meet every journalist, one at a time.
At least four focused minutes to introduce what you do & hear what they're working on, with a minute between chats.
We’ll bring everyone back together for a quick thank-you & final questions.
£474 total inc VAT
One brand.
£594 total inc VAT
Multiple brands.
Editorielle members who want to meet journalists one-to-one - whether you’re representing your own business or working across multiple clients as a PR.
You’ll meet every journalist taking part in your session - up to 10 in total - privately & one-to-one.
There are just 10 member places per session. All journalist conversations are private, so you’ll have dedicated one-to-one time with each of them.
Yes. Editorielle Live is exclusively for Editorielle members.
We’ll ask for a few details about your business or clients beforehand. There’s no formal prep needed - just come ready to introduce what you do & chat with the journalists.
Choose the Business ticket if you’re attending on behalf of one business. If you’re a PR or agency & would like to introduce multiple businesses or clients, choose the PR & Agency ticket.
Editorielle Live gives you private, one-to-one access to the participating journalists, but any decision to pursue a story or feature a business remains entirely theirs.
Just 10 places per session — once they're gone, they're gone.