Midlands PR agency marks a decade of making noise for challenger brands

Forward-thinking PR and communications agency, Make More Noise, has celebrated its 10-year anniversary, marking a decade of success for the Birmingham-based business.

By contributor Jacob Brown
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Founded by Hannah Haffield in late 2015, Make More Noise was created to help innovative entrepreneurs, business leaders and challenger brands raise their profile through the power of strategic PR.

Building on this vision, Make More Noise has since worked with a roster of exciting businesses to amplify reputation and build brand and founder credibility across the UK and overseas, all while establishing its own proven track record of success.

This latest milestone follows a number of notable achievements for the agency, including its recognition as a finalist for ‘PR Agency of the Year’ in the UK Agency Awards and in becoming fully founder-owned following the buyout of former business partner Mark Wright, winner of BBC’s The Apprentice.

Hannah Haffield, Founder and Managing Director of Make More Noise
Hannah Haffield, Founder and Managing Director of Make More Noise

Hannah Haffield, Founder and Director of Make More Noise, said: “When I founded Make More Noise in 2015, my goal was simple - to help ambitious brands cut through the noise while really showcasing the value of PR in building brand reputation and credibility. Over the last 10 years, we’ve worked with a host of really interesting business leaders and brands, built a brilliant team and established our own base here in Birmingham. We now have a number of exciting plans in place and look forward to what the next decade will bring!”

Underpinned by a team of 14 PR, Comms and Social Media specialists, Make More Noise delivers services in PR strategy, Media Relations, Personal Profiling, Award Entries, Content Creation and Social Media Management.

Headquartered in Brindleyplace, one of Birmingham’s growing business districts, the agency is on track to accelerate revenue by a further 20% by the close of 2026.