You’ve scrolled past a dozen “excited to announce” posts without remembering a single name. We don’t want yours to be the thirteenth. At NarrativeKeyMedia, our writers and 200+ media partners build a full moment around your appointment, so it gets noticed, not just published.
A single LinkedIn post isn't enough to make an appointment feel like a big deal. We design the graphics and captions for your announcement, post them across our own handles, and share them in relevant industry groups, so the news actually travels instead of sitting on one page waiting to be noticed.
→ Build My KitAn appointment is a chance to be seen not just a new name in a new role. We secure sponsored placements in industry newsletters your audience already reads, and pitch for exclusive media coverage around the announcement, so it's backed by real third-party credibility, not just your own channels.
→ Boost My VisibilityNo one remembers a name from a paragraph the way they remember a face and a voice. We produce a short welcome video that puts the person front and centre, giving your announcement a personal touch text alone just can't create.It's the difference between being announced and actually being introduced.
→ Produce My Welcome VideoA great appointment announcement shouldn’t stop at a single post. We bring the social kit, the media placements and the welcome video together as one coordinated moment, so wherever your audience is watching, on LinkedIn, in a newsletter, or on a video screen, they get the same strong first impression. Every element is built to reinforce the others, the visuals echo the message, the coverage adds credibility and the video puts a face to the name, so the announcement feels like one deliberate moment instead of scattered, disconnected updates competing for attention.
A great appointment announcement shouldn’t stop at a single post. We bring the social kit, the media placements and the welcome video together as one coordinated moment, so wherever your audience is watching, on LinkedIn, in a newsletter, or on a video screen, they get the same strong first impression. Every element is built to reinforce the others, the visuals echo the message, the coverage adds credibility and the video puts a face to the name, so the announcement feels like one deliberate moment instead of scattered, disconnected updates competing for attention.











One team, one strategy, covering every part of your announcement.