Carrot accelerates our clients’ reputations to support their business objectives. To do this, we hand pick the best people for your business to give you the best advice, to generate the best results.
Creating the best campaigns
Because our objective is to deliver campaigns that support your business, we know that it’s important for you to deal with people who understand your business. So when you work with Carrot, your day-to-day contacts are our most experienced, senior advisors – director level and above – who take the time to get under the skin of your business. We will help you join up your communications, including your sales and marketing collateral, customer and internal communications, and media relations.
Delivering the best results
To generate the best media results, we hand pick media relations experts in your field to work closely with you to deliver great coverage across traditional, digital and social media. This is done under the day-to-day direction of our senior advisors. These experts only deal in media relations. So they are the best in their field, with great media relationships and an in-depth understanding of what drives the media agenda; and they are not afraid of picking up the phone to develop a great story on your behalf.
This approach generates solid benefits for our clients - we help companies and organisations enter new markets; launch new products; raise funding; forge strategic partnerships and alliances; and aid recruitment and growth.
Among the things we’ve achieved are: the European launch of Overture (then a little-known consumer search engine called GoTo); the UK launch of analytics company, Omniture; international campaigns to support the Olympic sponsorship for IT giant, Atos Origin; and the launch of email security company, BlackSpider. We’re currently working on launch projects as varied as a new green technology; a new mobile banking service for consumers; and a new wind turbine company.
When I ask Carrot Communications for something, I know it's going to happen. If it doesn't, there will be a very good reason for it. The company just gets the job done, no fuss, no bother, and does it pleasantly and cheerfully, while always keeping me notified of its progress. For a busy journalist with a lot of things to worry about it, that kind of behaviour is very welcome indeed.
- Danny Bradbury, Freelance Journalist & Editor of Network Security