Popular Publicity

Andy Reynolds has done an excellent job with presenting my current work to the LGBT community.  Be it the recent release of “District Line,” or his ongoing involvement with BLOWOFF, Andy treats both artist and journalist with class and respect.  Andy also pays close attention to detail and context, which serves both sides well.  I highly recommend Andy, and Popular Publicity

Andy consistently—and enthusiastically—delivers press results for Tommy Boy on a variety of projects. Andy’s always thinking out-of-the-box, taking our projects to editors most publicists would be too shy to approach. His press materials are the best written and the best looking we’ve ever seen. He does what all publicists should, but don’t do—finds angles or creates them—in order to land the stories and features.

Andy Reynolds is a great p.r. guy. His motto is “push lightly,” something I, as an editor and freelance journalist, really appreciate. It also gets him results — something some of the other, pushier flaks would do well to take into account

I found Andy to be dedicated, creative and persistent in his efforts to secure press on “Gay In America” (Welcome Books/Random House). To this day, nearly two years later, he continues to seek press opportunities for the book.

Andy Reynolds and Popular Publicity attained significant media coverage (reviews and interviews) for our documentary, “The Queens,” in about a dozen prominent outlets. They include The Advocate, Queerty, and Chicago Reader. Andy and company also garnered the film notable attention from podcasts and social media influencers. Andy works efficiently and tirelessly — the nearly instant results quickly propelled both the sales and visibility of our film worldwide.