BLSE - PR Strategy - What does your business need plus Trends for 2021

BLSE - PR Strategy - What does your business need plus Trends for 2021

Buy Local South East Workshop PR Strategy session with Sharp Relations, a specialist food and drinks Public Relations (PR) agency

By Produced in Kent Ltd

Date and time

Wed, 24 Feb 2021 05:30 - 06:30 PST

Location

Online

About this event

Director AJ Sharp will share the latest insights in expected customer behaviour in 2021 and top tips on planning your PR strategy in a 40-minute presentation, after which she'll take questions from the audience.

PR and communications is more important than ever in this ever-changing economic landscape businesses are faced with at the moment. As for 2021, it’s all about working smarter. The businesses that seemed to have made the best of these tough times were the ones that communicated really effectively with their customers. When budgets are tight and time is scarce, it’s more important than ever that you are strategic and considered in your approach to communications.

This workshop is open to all food and drink based businesses based in Essex, Kent or East Sussex and is part of a series of 5 fully funded workshops .

This business support programme is part of the Buy Local South East project supported by the South East Local Enterprise Partnership working woth Produced in Kent , Rural Community Council of Essex and Natural Partnerships.

Sharp PR

Since starting the agency 10 years ago, Sharp Relations has worked with many food businesses , small and large and have really relished playing their part in seeing them thrive and grow. Its small team based in Smarden, near Ashford, is made up of PR specialists, writers, social media experts, food entrepreneurs, food and drinks judges and event planners.

Organised by

Produced in Kent is a trade membership organisation dedicated to supporting & promoting food, drink, products and services in Kent. We provide vital support to a diverse range of businesses which are at the economic heart of our Kent community, provide employment, maintain the distinct character of our countryside, help to protect the environment and create an attractive county for visitors, businesses, students, families and investors.

If you are a Kent business using, selling or serving Kentish produce please have a look at our membership page to see how we could help your business. 

If you are consumer looking to buy, eat, drink, visit and enjoy local produce then look no further than www.producedinkent.co.uk for a one stop shop to all things local 

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