Awareness moment · 29 September 2027

World Heart Day on air

Relations Group has put 2 brands on air for World Heart Day between 2021 and 2025: Benecol and Boston Scientific. Their spokespeople gave 21 broadcast interviews, heard by a combined audience of 6.9 million. Coverage included Radio News Hub, BBC Radio Leeds, GB News, Sky News Radio, The Health and Wellbeing Network and more. Every campaign met or beat its coverage budget.

21Items of coverage
6.9 millionCombined reach
3h 33mTime on air
18Distinct outlets

Coverage highlights

Listen
BBC Radio London · 5m 40s
0:00 / 5m 40s
BBC Radio Leeds · 8m 32s
0:00 / 8m 32s
BBC Radio Berkshire · 8m 12s
0:00 / 8m 12s

What the budget bought

£14,000
£14,500
£107,554
£322,663
23:1return on investment: PR value is 23 times the campaign budget

Coverage delivered is the value of the items at the Relations Group rate card. AVE is what the same airtime would cost as advertising. PR value is three times the AVE. ROI is PR value divided by the campaign budget. Totals across all campaigns on this page.

The campaigns

Benecol, World Heart Day 2021

The angle
New research released on World Heart Day showed a worrying lack of understanding of high cholesterol, which affects almost half of UK adults. 16% wrongly believe only people who are overweight can have it, and a former Olympic champion diagnosed at 38 fronted the campaign to prove it can affect anyone.
On air
A former Olympic and world champion athlete, the face of Benecol's Uncover Your Cholesterol campaign
The result
9 items of coverage reaching 2.7 million, including Radio News Hub, BBC Radio Leeds, GB News.
Budget £5,000Delivered £5,200Above budget 4%On air 1h 06mServices interviews
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Boston Scientific, World Heart Day 2025

The aim
Boston Scientific wanted to secure UK wide broadcast media coverage using a spokesperson/case study method around the timing of World Heart Day 2025.
The angle
On the 25th World Heart Day, around 480 people in the UK will die from heart and circulatory disease, and twice as many Brits live with heart disease as with cancer and Alzheimer's combined. A marathon world record holder living with a fitted heart device began training to go again.
On air
A marathon world record holder living with an arrhythmia, and the founder of the charity Arrhythmia Alliance
The result
12 items of coverage reaching 4.2 million, including Sky News Radio, The Health and Wellbeing Network, BBC Radio London, Greatest Hits Radio - Oxfordshire.
Budget £9,000Delivered £9,300Above budget 3%On air 2h 26mServices interviews, social media kit
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Planning World Heart Day for 2027?

World Heart Day next falls on 29 September 2027. Talk to the team about getting your spokesperson on air.

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