It’s that time of the year, we’re back from the christmas break and the new year and all its excitements has begun. Before we do that it’s good to look back at what an amazing year it’s been. To see the country embrace the Olympics with such passion, from the journey of the torch, amazing new venues, all…
EMO and TRA took to the waters of Bristol last week for a Team Get Together with Dragon Boats providing the transportation. In the days leading up to the event, rivalry had begun between the teams about who was going to rule the waves and be first past the winning post.
With the teams assembling at Baltic…
Many, many times in advertising and also business in general, you hear discussion of the importance of Social Media and its relevance. Yet both sides seem to agree on one key principle – if you are going to do Social Media, you must do it well. One key angle, and one that we at EMO especially try to push as…
After six years with EMO, Nick Davies our MD has decided to step down from his role. Nick is handing over to Peter Brown, who has been Deputy MD for four years, and with the agency for eight. On revealing the news earlier this week, Peter commented:
“I’m really thrilled at this opportunity as EMO enters…
Google has announced that Google Business Places has ceased to exist in its current form.
As of 1 June 2012, Google Places has been replaced by Google+ Local, an extension of Google’s social networking site.
EMO’s position on Google+ Local
For most businesses (networks and independent local businesses…
My personal view is that lunch is the best meal of the day and I wanted to share my thoughts with you beautiful people on the best and worst places locally to get your lunch on.
Working on Great George Street, just off Park Street, we had a veritable smorgasbord of choice for lunch so when the news of the move…
The past few weeks have been all about change for EMO. Planning for the past 6 months culminated in the move from 3 offices in the South West to one amazing new environment at One Glass Wharf in Bristol.
For the business, it’s a huge step change. For our clients, easier access to our offices from Bristol…
Personally, I always find it incredibly powerful when EMO-ers all get together in one place, and the 2011 End of Year event was a spectacularly enthusiastic party.
If the exuberance of the night overtook you, here’s the EMO Values video again. Or, you can also read about them here.
A few years ago Starbucks announced that they were looking into localisation and mooted the possibility of trialling a few non-branded outlets to encourage greater local empathy. It was a clear sign that even brands in the ultra-competitive and highly commoditised coffee sector were giving local a close…
