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Creative company names…

Mark Easby Managing Director - Better Brand Agency — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 11:35:15 +0000

You can’t fault these guys for their creative company naming (nothing to do with us by the way!).

We’ve seen some good ones in the past, including ‘William the Concreter’ for a local builder but we reckon these ones take the biscuit. Take a look for yourselves…

This was a business card leaflet dropped off at our business centre yesterday for a local car wash business.

and then this leaflet appeared soon after…

Chapters Hotel & Restaurant

Better Brand Agency — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 16:53:17 +0000

Chapters Hotel & Restaurant is situated in the Market place in Stokesley, at the foot of the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park. It is a favoured destination for many business travellers’ because of the hotel’s convenient location for the Tees Valley business community, and also perfectly situated for those who wish to spend a relaxing weekend among our beautiful countryside attractions.

Website: http://www.chaptershotels.co.uk

You can also find Chapters Hotel & Restaurant on Twitter, Flickr, YouTube and Facebook.

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North East Business News: Brand firm will stay local

Better Brand Agency — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 01:05:07 +0000

Featured in Evening Gazette on Apr 1 2009 – View article on www.nebusiness.co.uk.

A FLEDGLING digital agency in Stokesley has pledged to remain a local company for local people as it expands from its base in the Tees Valley.

Established last year, Better Brand Agency (BBA) is looking to hit £1m turnover in three years. Run by industry brand expert Declan Metcalfe and Teesside graduates Mark Easby and Peter Jones, the firm specialises in brand, marketing and social media campaigns and works with clients across the North-east and Yorkshire.
Managing director Mark Easby said the company was firmly behind the Digital City project, a 25-year game plan to position Tees Valley as a world-class digital super-cluster to rival others across the globe.

He said: “I hate to see local graduates get on a train to London or Manchester when they finish their degree. I would like to see graduates from outside the area come to Tees Valley.”

He said he would consider opening satellite offices in other parts of the country but “we will manage projects from Tees Valley”. The trio formed the company after their bid to buy out their former employer, Middlesbrough agency Calm Asylum, had foundered.

See Interview of the Week with Mark Easby in www.nebusiness.co.uk next Tuesday.