
Faith
A brand communications agency that helps businesses to grow through PR, social and content
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- 2007
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About Faith
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Social media healthcheck

Redefining the Defender

Preparing for a sustainable future
Team

Stefanie Hopkins
founder and managing director of Faith with over 20 years' PR and marketing experience
Stefanie Hopkins is the founder and managing director of Faith with over 20 years' PR and marketing experience. German-born Stef is a modern languages graduate who fell in love with communications. She started her career in the industry at McCann Erikson Leeds working on behalf of Bentley Motors.
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- 5.027 April, 2023
We've been working with Faith for a couple of years and we are really pleased with the work they produce for us. The team are friendly, professional, creative and full of ideas on how to maximise our key messages. They ensure we have a clear strategy in place for our comms to generate the best results. I highly recommend Stef and the team.
lisa artis
- 5.024 April, 2023
I used Faith PR for my vehicle leasing business Kudos. I was looking for a series of email marketing campaigns to attract new and potential audiences, and they did just that! Brilliant service and always on hand to answer questions. I hope to work with them again on future projects.
Russell Bowker
- 1.018 April, 2023
Faith PR did a good job with several of our PR campaigns, so we offered them a social media contract. However, they did a terrible job with it. Before Christmas, we had a meeting with Annace, who presented a plan and proposal for the account. But when we actually started working with them, they informed us that Annace was sick and someone called Rhianne would be taking over temporarily.Despite repeated inquiries by me and Robby over 2-3 months about Annace's return, we were only told that she would not be returning to the business when I brought it up during a Zoom call. We discovered that Rhianne was just an apprentice at Faith PR, which explained the many mistakes made in our social media.There were no clear calls-to-action, no proofreading of copy, and stories and posts that did not make sense. They even posted identical content on Facebook and Instagram, without tailoring it to each platform. Moreover, they posted a message on social media that contained some internal comments that were not intended for public view.In short, the quality of their social media work was a significant letdown compared to their earlier PR campaigns.
Bex Hainsworth