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Clients

Here are just some of the great organisations and institutions we have worked with since our launch in September 2008.

You can also head over to our testimonials page to read what some of our clients have to say about our services.

Accounts Assist

Accounts Assist is a growing firm of chartered certified accountants specialising in accountancy and taxation services for small businesses, freelancers, contractors and consultants. The firm has offices in Silverstone and central London.

Emily Cagle Communications works with Accounts Assist on an ongoing basis, running regional and national PR campaigns and producing promotional copy for both the core brand and all Accounts Assist franchises.

IntaForensics

IntaForensics provides independent computer forensics, expert witness, mobile phone forensics, and forensic data recovery services to the legal sector, police forces, local authorities and commercial organisations internationally.

Emily Cagle Communications worked with Intaforensics to produce online content on a series of highly specialist topics. We also provide PR services on a project to project basis.

Octane Interactive

Octane is a web design, development and internet marketing consultancy started in June 1999, borne out of a desire to be creative in thought and deed.

Emily Cagle Communications provides ongoing PR services to Octane Interactive, raising the company's profile in the business press, as well as in trade publications tied to sectors in which director Wayne Smallman can offer specialist knowledge and experience.

Gary Gorman

Gary Gorman of Paradigm Training works with businesses to rapidly attract more customers and increase sales, often by as much as 40%.

We produced promotional material to be used when listing training events online. The copy was designed so that it could be reused on several online platforms.

Taming Tigers

Jim Lawless is a motivational speaker and author of Taming Tigers, a book which presents his highly practical ten rules — described by Richard Dunwoody MBE as "the antidote to self help" — to do things you never thought you could.

We worked closely with Jim Lawless as he wrote Taming Tigers, "the antidote to self-help". As the book's editor, our director, Emily Cagle, advised on structure and tone as well as helping to keep Jim on course as the content developed.

4Networking

4Networking is a joined up business breakfast networking group with a difference. At each event, every attendee has three one-to-one appointments and members can attend any one of almost 200 groups across the country.

We produced a series of email shots to be used when promoting 4Networking business breakfast groups throughout the country. Emily Cagle, our director, also acts as Group Leader for the Lincoln branch of 4Networking.

Media Ingenuity

Media Ingenuity is one of the UK's leading digital marketing and online lead generation companies, made up of a smallish team of hand-picked marketing and technology professionals based in Exmouth Market, London.

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