Well, here we are halfway through February and we’ve just experienced one of the coldest weeks on record here in Norfolk, with temperatures dropping to a rather chilly minus 16.8….brrrr! The good news for Essbee is that whilst the outside temperatures may be dropping, inside in the warm and cosy office, business is hotting up.
Essbee has recently been given the go ahead on two new marketing/PR accounts; one for a local historic monument which is undergoing a refurbishment by English Heritage and one for an international e-learning provider wanting to launch their products into the UK market.
In addition to these marketing accounts a new contract with Immediate Media Ltd. was confirmed last week, which involved sourcing and managing a team of subscription staff for the Prima Baby & Pregnancy magazine stand at the forthcoming Baby Show in Excel on 24, 25 and 26 February. After many phone calls and a dozen telephone interviews the team, who are all London-based to save accommodation costs, has been selected and is now briefed and prepared to subscribe over 1000 visitors to the magazine in just three days.
Old Buckenham Airshow is going well with the Eastern Daily Press confirming not only their support as media sponsors for the event, but also that the EDP roadshow unit team will be in attendance selling their county famous goody bags. The launch of the new Airshow website surpassed all expectations; in fact there was such an amazing response that after only a month of the website being live entries to static exhibits had to be closed as all the allocated space had been filled. With over 400 classic cars, military vehicles and agricultural machinery the Airshow will now also host one of the largest gathering of vintage vehicles ever seen in the county. Corporate Sponsorship, Trade Stands, VIP Hospitality Ticket and Advanced Saver Ticket details are available at http://www.oldbuckenhamairshow.co.uk
In the air, Wildcat Aerobatics are set to amaze spectators with their fantastic Pitts air display and the show is delighted to have GBR Advanced Aerobatics Team member David Jenkins demonstrating his extraordinary skills in the Edge 360. Amongst the other confirmed displays are The Great War Display with a dogfighting Sopwith Triplane and Red Baron Fokker Triplane and Marco Di Prima in his Extra.
So, as you can see, a bit of ‘busyness’ in the cold, wild S. West (of Norfolk) has certainly kept those chills away. My next post will cover exhibitions and how to make the most from exhibiting. Until then, keep warm….
