Global PR That Travels: The MCG Playbook for 2025
- MyCommsGlobal

- Sep 9
- 3 min read

Expanding across markets is not about translating a press release. It is about shaping a story that serves editors and buyers in each region. At MCG, we run global PR programs that turn local wins into coverage that travels across the US, UK, GCC, and Singapore.
What “global PR” actually means in 2025
One narrative, many market angles that fit local policies, proof points, and buyer needs
Transcreation over translation so the same facts are framed for each region
Full-media coverage across online, print, broadcast, podcasts, and category newsletters
Measurement that leadership trusts with clear definitions for share of voice, prominence, and quality
The MCG 5-step framework
Narrative and proof
Align on the core story, the problem you solve, and one quantified result per market
Market maps
Build tiered outlet and journalist lists with current beats and reference stories
Assets that travel
Press kit, founder bio, visuals, and a one-pager per region with local proof
Pitch and brief
90 to 120 word emails, quick scheduling, and tight briefing docs that land quotes leaders can use
Measure and learn
Track quality coverage, message pull-through, and impact on demand
Transcreation cheat sheet
United States Lead with cost, speed, security. Cite SOC 2, benchmarks, and customer outcomes.
United Kingdom Emphasize governance, risk, and independent validation. Reference ICO or FCA context.
GCC (UAE, KSA) Show local partners, Arabic UI, and public-private readiness. Align to national programs where relevant.
Singapore and SEA Focus on regulator clarity, interoperability, and regional rollouts that start in Singapore.
What great global PR assets look like
One quantified outcome in local terms, not global averages
One validator such as an audit, analyst comment, or certification
One human voice from a customer or partner who is credible in that market
One simple chart that tells a single story without a legend maze
Media relations that respect editors’ time
Angles first Tie your story to a live trend, a policy shift, or a real buyer problem in that market
Short emails 90 to 120 words, no attachments, one link to a tidy press kit
Briefings that deliver Founder plus product lead, 30 minutes, with data and visuals that travel
Measurement that leaders believe
Share of Voice weighted by outlet tier and prominence
Message pull-through across the three core messages you agree to up front
Coverage quality and headline placement, not just volume
Time to first story from first pitch, and repeatability in new markets
Where teams stumble, and how we avoid it
Copy-paste PR The same headline everywhere rarely works. We transcreate each angle.
Decks instead of proof We ship one quantified result and one validator per market.
Spray and pray We build small, accurate A lists and book real briefings.
Vanity metrics We report quality, pull-through, and next actions, not just clip counts.
What you get with MCG
Global narrative and proof pack that editors can use
Market-ready press kits for US, UK, GCC, and Singapore
Targeted journalist outreach with booked briefings
Weekly executive notes that summarize what moved the narrative
A simple scorecard that tracks quality and momentum
FAQs
Is this only for product launches No. We run ongoing programs for funding news, executive visibility, and category POV.
Do you cover broadcast and print Yes. We plan for online, print, and broadcast where it helps credibility.
How fast can a program start We begin with a short discovery, then move into a 30-day sprint that ships the first briefings and stories.
Work with MCG
If you want a global PR program that turns local wins into coverage leaders will trust, book a strategy call and we will share a one-page plan for your top markets.





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