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How a partnership works

For the practices that advise communications and public affairs teams at associations and policy-exposed organizations: the clients who answer to a regulator, a legislature or a membership.

A Desk for your client, run by Byline. Your partnership agreement can bring your practice into the program with a role Byline grants, so the brief can carry your judgment as well as Byline’s evidence.
A method you can put in front of procurement: every claim sourced, its review state stated, its coverage limits declared, and every recorded set-aside kept with its reason.
Byline Daily for a client’s team, planned: from the edition’s first issue, when one is delivered.

What stays with you

The client relationship, the counsel and the decisions. Byline supplies the brief and the record. It does not advise your clients and does not contact them.

Terms

Partnership terms are not published, and this page offers none. If a partnership goes ahead, it is agreed in writing and scoped to the client program it serves, and any referral or resale terms are set in that agreement.

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Tell us about your practice and the kind of client you have in mind. A person reads every message. Nothing continues without a written agreement.

The address a reply goes to.

Your practice, and the kind of client you have in mind.

Byline uses these details only to read and answer your message. Sending it does not sign you up for anything. Privacy.

Start with one morning.

A first brief is complimentary, on one issue you follow.

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