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Prepared for CurrencyFair
A communications strategy for CurrencyFair.
June 2026
Media Audit
To understand CurrencyFair's current media position, we reviewed earned coverage across Ireland, the UK and North America over the past 24 months. We focused on business, fintech and national outlets most relevant to CurrencyFair's target audiences, assessing coverage by both volume and sentiment.
Earned coverage, last 24 months
Positive (teal) vs negative (coral), last 24 months
CurrencyFair has a relatively limited media profile, but a significant opportunity to shape a positive one. The acquisition is the right moment to establish a clear, forward-looking narrative and begin building visibility in a structured and sustained way.
The Ask
Make the acquisition land as a growth story,
not a change-of-ownership story.
CurrencyFair has 15 years of track record and a genuinely strong strategic rationale behind this deal. Our job is to make sure that is the story journalists tell, from the first briefing call onwards, not a story reconstructed from historical reporting.
A sustained media presence that outlasts
the announcement news cycle.
The announcement creates a moment. Executive profiling, thought leadership and targeted outreach across Ireland, the UK and eventually North America turn that moment into a durable profile. Visibility built now compounds over the following 12 months.
The Approach
Messaging framework, press release, briefing materials and spokesperson preparation, followed by targeted pre-release briefings with key business and finance media in Ireland and the UK. The narrative is set before the wire hits.
Executive profiling, long-form interviews and podcast placements across Ireland and the UK keep CurrencyFair in the conversation after the announcement. The goal is to move beyond the deal itself and position the business as an active voice in cross-border payments and fintech.
A tailored outreach programme for US and Canadian fintech, business and finance media, anchored in stories relevant to those markets: customer growth, new partnerships, product milestones and market expansion following the acquisition.
Media Targets
Our outreach will be targeted and deliberate, focused on the business, finance and fintech publications that matter most to CurrencyFair's audiences across Ireland, the UK and North America.
Pricing & Deliverables
Phase 1: Acquisition Announcement
One-off project fee. Messaging framework, press release, media briefings and spokesperson prep across Ireland and the UK.
Phase 2: Momentum
Executive profiling, long-form placement and thought leadership across Ireland and the UK.
Phase 3: North America
The same profiling, thought leadership and comment placement, tailored to US and Canadian media.
Post-project review
After the Phase 1 acquisition announcement project completes.
Retainer review
At the six-month mark, if CurrencyFair continues into the Phase 2 momentum retainer.
If North America
Quarterly reviews (3, 6, 9 and 12 months) if Phase 3 North America is added.
Indicative pricing. Fees quoted exclusive of VAT.
About Beachhut
Founded in Dublin by Paul Hayes. Now in Dublin, Belfast, London and Amsterdam.
We specialise in earned media for tech, fintech, medtech, mobility, AI and the professional services firms that serve them. Quality over quantity, tailored stories, smart amplification.
What sets us apart: we understand tech.
No learning curve. We know what works at every stage, from seed to unicorn, and we know the people who matter to you.
15 yrs
in tech communications
4 cities
Dublin, Belfast, London, Amsterdam
Earned
media-first, no paid amplification
Sector
tech, fintech, medtech, AI, mobility
Your Team
Stephen Mangan
Senior Account Director
Lead Dublin
Alex
Senior Account Manager
Web3 Lead
Rosie Mullen
Account Executive
DublinYour Strategic Team
Niall McLoughlin
CEO
Dublin
Paul Hayes
Founder
Dublin
Mary Calpin
Senior Media Consultant
Dublin
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