PR support for BBCGoodFood.com, run alongside TopGear.com and LoveEarth.com as part of the same year of BBC Worldwide digital platform launches.
BBC Good Food carried its own audience logic again: readers coming for practical, repeatable content rather than appointment viewing or a single story. That meant coverage built around usefulness as much as editorial voice, closer to a consumer lifestyle brand than a broadcast tie-in.
Running food, motoring and environmental content under one digital push in the same year meant handling three audiences with almost nothing in common beyond the parent brand.
A shared name doesn't mean a shared audience. Each site still has to earn its own reader.