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Six new creative services from elephant communications

Looking for that light bulb moment? This week elephant communications is launching its creative offer – a range of six new  quick-turnaround services designed to give PR teams easy and cost-effective access to high quality consultants that can help refresh thinking, injecting new ideas and energy into a PR campaign.

To us creativity is not following the latest fad or doing something different for its own sake. To us creativity is about a meaningful way of thinking differently. Having spent time listening to in house executives in the last few months, creativity emerged as a top agency requirement for clients. We have responded to this by creating a number of new high impact services that deliver this in an authentic, fresh and exciting way.

At elephant communications, we believe it is ideas that drive great PR - that light bulb moment when a great concept is born. In a changed world, we think the elephant in the room is good ideas. Alongside our strategy, campaign and insight services, our new creative offer lives our commitment to deliver heavyweight thinking with a big footprint.

For more information on the new services, contact us at info@elephantcommunications.co.uk

Topics

  • PR, Communication

Categories

  • guy bellamy
  • heavyweight thinking
  • elephant communications
  • big footprint
  • lindsay marino
  • pr
  • consultancy

Contacts

Guy Bellamy

Press contact Founder 07766 775216

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