Terms · last updated 02 September 2026
Terms of use
These terms govern two related things: your use of the website at https://amplifyyourvoice.pro, and the professional public-relations and communications services offered by Amplify Your Voice Pte. Ltd. from Singapore. The organisation’s office is at 8 Temasek Boulevard, #12-05 Suntec Tower Three, Singapore 038988. The public mailbox is hello@amplifyyourvoice.pro. The public telephone is +65 6437 5218. Desk hours are Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 SGT.
By browsing the site you accept the parts of these terms that apply to visitors. By asking us to begin an engagement you accept, in addition, the service clauses below, together with any written linen brief or engagement note we both sign or confirm by email. If a later engagement note conflicts with this page on a point of scope or fee, the note prevails for that engagement. This page prevails on the nature of the work and on the limits of what counsel can promise.
Who may use the site
The site is written for adults acting for organisations: founders, corporate communications leads, brand and PR managers, and colleagues who help them. You may view the pages, follow the links, and send a message through the contact form. You may not scrape the site in a way that impairs hosting, plant malware, attempt to break the form handler, or present our pages as your own. You may not use the contact form to send bulk advertising or to test third-party inboxes. A decoy field exists to discourage automated posts; filling it will not produce a human reply.
We may suspend access to the form if a rate limit is exceeded or if we see abuse. That is a safety measure, not a comment on the merits of a genuine enquiry that arrives later.
Scope of professional services
Amplify Your Voice Pte. Ltd. provides professional public-relations and communications services from Singapore. The work includes reputation counsel, media relations, public narrative development, message architecture, spokesperson briefing, stakeholder communications, crisis preparedness, press materials, leadership visibility, issues counsel, thought-leadership systems and, where it belongs, public affairs language. Engagement models — retainer, media programme, issues sprint, leadership visibility project, stakeholder communications build, launch counsel partnership — are described on the programmes page. They are professional service engagements. They are not courses, not software licences, not investment products and not financial advice.
The studio’s work supports a clearer public position and a more coherent narrative. We write, we brief, we sit with the people who will speak. We introduce journalists where the story and the desk reasonably fit. We prepare holding lines and rehearsals. We keep a written file. That is the positive scope.
An engagement at Amplify Your Voice is communications craft: reputation counsel, media relations and related briefings. Particular press results, named-outlet appearances, coverage counts, audience sentiment, share-of-voice, league tables, follower numbers and commercial outcomes are not part of the promise. Communications decisions stay with the client. The relationship is a professional services engagement rather than an investment product or financial advice.
You remain responsible for the truth of facts you give us, for legal review of statements you choose to publish, and for the decision to speak or to stay silent. We will say when a line looks weak. We will not take over your duty as the organisation that owns the story.
How an engagement begins
A conversation, a telephone call or a form submission is an enquiry, not a contract. We reply within one business day during SGT working hours when we can. If we can be useful, we send a linen brief that names the public narrative as we heard it, the gaps, and a suggested engagement model. Fees, if any, appear in that note or in a following email — never as a public price list on this site. The engagement starts when both sides confirm the note in writing, including email.
Until that confirmation, each side may stop without a fee, unless we have already agreed a paid discovery in writing. After confirmation, cancellation and unused time are handled in the engagement note. If the note is silent, reasonable written notice and payment for work already done will apply.
Client responsibilities
You will appoint a person who can answer questions and approve drafts. You will tell us about legal, regulatory or factual constraints that a comms lead would reasonably know. You will not ask us to invent facts, to impersonate a journalist, or to present another organisation’s work as yours. You will not require us to attach a real masthead to a page as if it were an endorsement.
If several advisers sit on the same file — counsel, bankers, other studios — you will tell us who has the last mark on a public line. We will not referee a silent war between departments.
Confidentiality
We treat the contents of an enquiry and of an engagement as confidential, except where you ask us to make a public introduction, where the law requires disclosure, or where the information is already public. We do not publish client names on this site. Case notes on the home page are methodological and anonymised by category. We ask the same discretion of you regarding our working methods and unpublished drafts.
Confidentiality survives the end of an engagement for as long as the information remains non-public and valuable as a secret. It does not stop either side from using general skill and knowledge gained in the ordinary course of professional work.
Intellectual property
The site’s design, the Resonance language, and the copy on these pages belong to Amplify Your Voice Pte. Ltd. You may quote a short passage with attribution if you are writing about the studio. You may not copy the site as a template for another business.
Drafts we write for you during an engagement are licensed to you for the organisation’s own communications once invoices that cover those drafts are paid, unless the engagement note says otherwise. We retain the right to reuse generic methods, checklists and sentence patterns that do not identify you. You retain the facts and the marks that were already yours.
Site content and accuracy
Pages describe capabilities and ways of working. They are not a prospectus. Examples are illustrations of method. We take care with dates, addresses and hours; if something is wrong, write to hello@amplifyyourvoice.pro and we will correct it. Third-party sites linked from these pages — including the Google Maps embed — have their own terms. We are not responsible for their content.
The map on the contact page is offered as a convenience so that a visitor can see the pin on our published address. Use of that embed is also described in the privacy notice and the cookies page.
Liability
To the extent permitted by Singapore law, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, or for loss of profit, goodwill or anticipated press, arising from use of the site or from an engagement. For a paid engagement, our aggregate liability is limited to the fees paid for the engagement period in which the claim arose, except where the law does not allow a limit — including death or personal injury caused by negligence, or fraud.
Nothing on this site is a warranty that a particular journalist will take a meeting, that a particular week will stay quiet, or that a commercial target will move. Those matters sit outside professional communications counsel.
Acceptable use of the form and mailbox
Send us a genuine note about communications work, a visit, or a privacy request. Do not send unlawful content, do not impersonate another person, and do not attach files we have not asked for. We may delete messages that look like abuse. A privacy request should go to privacy@amplifyyourvoice.pro so that it is not mixed into a general enquiry pile.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Singapore. The courts of Singapore have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising from the site or from an engagement, except that we may seek interim relief in another forum if your assets or your conduct require it. The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act does not give a third party the right to enforce these terms.
If a court finds one clause unenforceable, the rest remains. A failure to enforce a clause on one occasion is not a waiver for the next.
Changes
We may update these terms when the way we work or the law requires it. The date at the top is the date of the current text. For an active engagement, a material change that affects that engagement will be sent to the mailbox we have on file; it will not rewrite the linen brief unless both sides agree.
Contact
Amplify Your Voice Pte. Ltd.
8 Temasek Boulevard, #12-05 Suntec Tower Three, Singapore 038988
+65 6437 5218 · hello@amplifyyourvoice.pro
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 SGT