PR & campaign logistics
Campaign Logistics
Without the Chasing.
Courier support for launches, activations, productions and live campaign days across London, run by someone watching the drop list as closely as you are.
One campaign contact
Someone who knows the drop list.
Drop lists move
Late changes absorbed into the route.
Venue access first
Bays, windows and named contacts.
Presentation protected
The recipient sees the campaign, not the courier.
The client's need
Creative work should not be
undermined by delivery uncertainty.
Campaign work is rarely one simple journey. Timings shift, venues impose their own access rules, and a single drop list can carry a different instruction for every name on it.
Timings move
A plan made three weeks out rarely survives campaign week untouched.
Venues have rules
Access windows, loading bays and named contacts differ at every address.
Recipients differ
One list can carry several sets of instructions, and each one matters to the person receiving it.
How Selena supports campaigns
One plan, from brief
to final handover.
Three stages, agreed before campaign day rather than improvised on it.
Plan
Locations, sequence, access, time windows and recipient details.
Coordinate
Couriers, live changes, progress updates and exceptions.
Confirm
Correct delivery, handover evidence and completion.
Built for campaign reality
What the service
can support.
Five routes, described by the pressure each one carries.
Press drops
Sequenced deliveries to press, creators and stakeholders.
Product launches
Time-sensitive deliveries aligned with launch activity.
Event & activation support
Delivery, set-up support, collection and returns after the day.
Production support
Materials between studios, offices, suppliers and venues.
Multi-drop campaigns
Planned routes with clear recipient instructions.
Campaign day in motion
The plan must
survive live changes.
What happens before, during and after the day itself.
Confirm the brief
Addresses, contacts, access, timings and required items.
Coordinate the day
Live updates, amended routes, exceptions and handovers.
Close the campaign
Confirmed handovers, returns and anything left uncollected.
Why the plan holds
Campaign support should
feel calm to the client.
On campaign day you are managing the client, the talent and the press. What a logistics partner should add is not urgency but the absence of it: someone who already knows the drop list, updates that arrive before you ask for them, and a plan that takes a change of timing without turning it into your problem.
Why Selena
The difference is
who is holding the plan.
One team on the brief, timing that is honest, and communication that lowers the temperature.
One team on the brief
The campaign has an owner, not a queue.
Useful updates
The client hears what matters, when it matters.
Brand-aware handover
Recipient experience and presentation are considered.
FAQ
Questions before
campaign day.
What agencies and production teams ask before campaign week.
Discuss a campaign
Tell us what the campaign
needs to move.
Send the brief as it stands: locations, timings, recipients and what each drop needs to include. It does not have to be final.
Tell us what must move,
and what cannot go wrong.
Request a Quote for campaign planning. Book a Courier for a single delivery that is already confirmed.