Sell My Story to a Magazine

At TTTP, we like to get our clients as much coverage as possible for their story. Our client Beverley Meredith has already been in two women’s magazines, in numerous newspapers and last week appeared in This Morning, where she was interviewed by Christine Bleakley and Holly Willoughby. When Beverley met Karen Fletcher she thought they’d be […]

Best friends Emma, 28, and Fiona, 41, are used to being told their lives are like a soap opera. This is because after Emma moved next door to Fiona, she started dating Fiona’s ex husband Richard, which was awkward for Fiona. Fiona even warned her that Richard would let Emma down. But Emma fell pregnant by Richard

This time last year Kay Silver was the happiest she’d ever been. With her toyboy in tow, Kay had a lot of look forward at the start of 2013. But this year she is now alone as Dean, now 37, ceremoniously dumped her because, despite telling he never wanted kids, it turns out HE DOES

Our job is to get you as many deals for your story as possible, and to make sure you recieve the highest fee for each deal as we can. One of the way we maximise the value of your story is to help you with selling your story internationally, as well as to the British

When mum Gemma Swale heard shouting outside her house in Cleeveland at midnight one evening, she went outside to ask a group who had congregated there to move away. But to her boyfriend’s horror, Gemma and her sister, Sarah, were turned on by the gang. They chased the sisters and beat Gemma to a pulp with

We were thrilled to be able to place our client Kirsty-Joanne Higgs’ story in Marie Claire magazine – out now! Kirsty-Joanne, 32, bravely chose to undergo a double mastectomy last week after finding out that she had the aggressive BRCA 1 gene – meaning she had an 85% risk of getting breast cancer. Sadly the

The newspapers and magazines we work for love a happy reunion story. And this week, our client Mary Bateman’s story of finding her long lost sister whilst having her hair cut can be read in That’s Life magazine. For years, Mary had wondered who her long lost sister was after her mother confessed that she’d had