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Poppy-PR Boosts Its Six Appeal
Ilkeston-based Poppy-PR is celebrating its sixth year in business by launching a range of add-on services to its existing portfolio.
The brainchild of Tina Clough (30), the agency which originally specialised in traditional and online PR solutions, is expanding its service menu by introducing graphic design, leaflet design, invitation design, email marketing and a business profile photography service.
Poppy-PR has gone from strength to strength since it started in 2010, after recently having its best turnover to date following the grand opening of its office on Bath Street, in August 2015.
Tina Clough, 30, managing director at Poppy-PR who has a firm grounding in journalism and PR, said: “I cannot believe how the business has grown - through hardwork and determination, Poppy-PR is now one of the leading PR agencies in the Midlands. In the last 12 months our team has doubled and opened our new office, which saw enquiries rocket!
“It has been an amazing six years. By introducing these new services we have managed to increase our client portfolio and I am looking forward to what the future holds for us.”
The latest addition to the workforce, Philip Coyle, 20, from Mackworth in Derby, recently joined the team as a Digital Media Executive. This focus on digital services has been a catalyst for the agency’s recent growth in add-on services and digital expertise.
Poppy-PR has executed major campaigns for clients including The Wilkins Group, Ward Recycling, ALB Investments and Cavendish Residential.
Initially focusing on the property and construction industry, Poppy-PR now has clients in other sectors such as restaurants, fashion and manufacturing.
In terms of future plans, Tina hopes that she can expand the team and move to a bigger office in the city.
For more information on Poppy-PR, please visit www.poppy-pr.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Poppy-PR .
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