Tag: pr

The Post- Lockdown Bounce Back: Hospitality and Food Sectors

Following the lockdown restrictions first lifting on 12 April 2021, which saw non-essential retail re-opening, along with pub gardens and gyms, then further lifted on 17 May to allow inside dining, the UK is finally starting to feel a little more “normal” again! Although the hospitality sector was hit hard during the last year, the…
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#GETTOKNOW Food Blogger Amy Lanza

This week, we’re getting to know the lovely Amy Lanza (@nourishing.amy), a plant-based food blogger and recipe developer with a passion for health and wellness. When did you first set up your social channels, and what got you started? My social media accounts began very organically as I transitioned my personal uni student account into…
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Our Favourite Picks of 2019’s Festive Adverts!

Each year more and more retailers add themselves to the line-up of Christmas adverts, but does that have any effect on the ones that tend to always come out on top? Here’s our favourite picks from 2019! Camilla: “I won’t lie, watching the Christmas adverts prior to the release of the John Lewis one, I…
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Brands Braving Brexit in their Marketing Campaigns

Are you bored of Brexit already? Very rarely do we encounter such a long standing, hotly-debated topic that divides opinion so passionately. For brands, many would consider this a no-go area, tip toeing around what might upset or cause any kind of unwanted backlash. For some however, the opportunity to use the controversy surrounding Brexit…
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ESCAPADE LAUNCHES NEW SISTER BRAND ELEVATION

Berkshire based consumer PR agency, Escapade, today launches its sister brand Elevation Marketing, specifically to support SME’s operating in the food and drink industry. Recognising that a traditional agency approach is often not viable for most new businesses, Elevation has been developed as a hybrid mentoring and practical learning programme for brands in those infancy to accelerator stages…
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How are some brands defying the highstreet down turn?

The last 25 years have seen dramatic change on our high streets. From closures of big names such as Woolworths and BHS to the rise of shopping online, the ways we shop and the things we buy feel almost unrecognisable. According to Which, their members voted Woolworths as the most missed shop from the 1990s, closely…
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#GETTOKNOW Emma Smyth

This month we’re getting to know Emma Smyth from The Em Edit, who describes herself as “plus-size wearing, big-footed lover of vintage, gaudy prints and all things snazzy”… When did you first set up your social channels, and what got you started?  I started Terrible Tumbles in 2013, which seems an unfeasible amount of time…
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