Crayfish launch new e-marketing service
Crayfish Design added to supplier register
Successful application for Business Transformation Grant
Alchemy Marketing and PR chosen
For the third year running Crayfish Design will be designing the theme, stage and promotional materials for the UK Trade and Investment International Business Awards, having recently won the tender process.
Jim McEwen, Creative Director of Crayfish comments “we are absolutely delighted to have been chosen to work with the UKTI for a third year – it is an exciting project that the team really enjoy working on”.
Crayfish Design has been commissioned to assist the multi award winning Commercial Language Training organisation with the re-design of their promotional collateral, designing and developing a micro website to promote their unique service offering. www.learnenglish-playgolf.com
Eye catching, fabulous, targeted and measurable marketing from Crayfish Design is now available through managed service e-marketing.
Clients new and old can now send promotional eshots and emails to their clients and prospects with full reporting capability.
Following the award of the Business Transformation Grant from EMDA, Crayfish Design has successfully applied for and been awarded first tier supplier register status for the West Midlands Business Link database and are currently working on a project with an engineering company in the West Midlands.
Crayfish Design is now able to deliver design to any organisation that is awarded grants or funding.
Crayfish Design is delighted to have been awarded a Business Transformation Grant in conjunction with EMDA. The grant will be used to deliver marketing activity for 2008, ensuring real business benefits and growth for the SME.
After a successful tender process, Crayfish Design has chosen Alchemy Marketing and PR to deliver the marketing requirements of a busy Graphic Design company. Bringing over 17 years experience of marketing with large brand names and invaluable knowledge of the Midlands market place, Alchemy Marketing and PR has already begun the process of identifying target markets and innovative ways in which design can be brought closer to new market sectors.