Directors from client Barratt Homes North Thames mingled with the stars last week as they picked up the award for Outstanding Business at the Daily Mirror and RSPCA Animal Hero Awards.
Giving nature a home brings glittering award
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Celebrity endorsement with Sam Bailey
Fierce PC
USdigital client Fierce PC are one of the UK’s leading names in custom PC builds for the rapidly growing gaming market. We recently launched a brand new web framework for the client which includes a host of bespoke functionality including an interactive PC configurator that allows customers to create completely bespoke products based on their preferences and requirements.
New beginning for leading building materials manufacturer
The USG PR team worked closely alongside Forterra last October, as the building materials manufacturer went through a rebrand.
Safety first for Emily and her pals
The USG PR team has been working closely with one of its clients, David Wilson Homes Eastern Counties, in order to promote site safety to children.
Work experience pays off for Tia
Building apps for housebuilders
People love to see, interact and experience technology. An app in a housebuilder’s marketing suite or sales centre is a great way to increase customer engagement and enhance the home buying experience. We have recently created an app for our property developer client Urban Rhythm, at their landmark Leicester City development, Wheatsheaf Works.
Partnership takes flight
The USG PR team has been working with one of its clients and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) to promote an ingenious new brick that doubles up as a home for nature.
PR’s puppy love
The PR team went to meet a gorgeous Guide Dog puppy recently after three David Wilson Homes clients clubbed together to sponsor him through is 12 month training programme.
What’s in a name?
We’re often asked to help our housebuilder clients come up with a suitable marketing name for their new developments. This can provide a unique opportunity to engage with the local community by inviting relevant stakeholders to come up with their own ideas for what the new estate should be called.