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In today’s ever-changing business landscape, effective communication and reputation management plays a crucial role in helping organisations stand out and achieve success. Public Relations (PR) has always been a powerful tool, that can be used to build and maintain relationships with key stakeholders, enhance brand visibility, and manage public perception. That is when it is […]
Creating a solid marcomms plan is essential to building relationships with consumers, creating a dialogue around your products and services and keeping your marketing strategy on track. With the Gartner 2022 CMO Spend and Strategy Survey revealing that marketing budgets have grown to 9.5% of overall company revenue in 2022, up from 6.4% in 2021, […]
The countdown is on to Christmas! It may seem early… but it’s not! It might only feel like yesterday that we were packing the tinsel away, but the supermarkets will soon be airing their infamous Christmas adverts, gift bundles will be back in shops, and before you know it, you’ll be popping open the bottle […]
Approached for our expertise in the funeral sector, Jennifer Ashe & Son Funeral Directors came to Eden impressed with how we’d spotlighted and supported business growth for others in their industry.
Following the acquisition of Eden’s long-standing client, Encore Personnel, by global recruiter Gi Group UK the company swiftly decided to retain Eden’s services and expand our remit to cover the business’s huge UK branch network.
A popular family day-out attraction in Derbyshire, Bluebells Farm Park approached Eden for a fresh and disruptive approach to their PR and paid social media activity.
This episode explores (amongst other and many things) how comedy has changed over the years.
To mark International Women’s Day, we have a very special Eden PResents podcast episode to share with you.
In this episode we chat to Sarah Daniels, Media Law expert and trainer, award-winning journalist and crime reporter, about how media law can offer real protection
What is the future for local news in the UK? Is it about to disappear completely and will it be missed? Who or what is responsible for its downfall?