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Free Rein has recently begun supporting the Wollemi Pine Project at Marks Hall
Felixstowe Port Users Association (FPUA) needed to revitalise their website to raise the association's profile and create a location where they can communicate with members and where their members can in turn interact over issues affecting the Port and the sector generally.
Free Rein were called in to help InterContinental Hotels Group manage the web site development and email marketing invovled with the major relaunch of the new Holiday Inn brand, incorporating content management, email marketing, event registration, hotel bookings and online payments.
Free Rein was recently given the green light to help Suffolk New College further with its internet marketing and have taken their existing website (www.suffolk.ac.uk), implementing it onto a content management system, helping support existing email marketing activities.
Suffolk New College gets free rein over their email marketing. Free Rein have worked together with the College to deliver comprehensive, easy to use, email marketing tools allowing full control over email newsletter and updates.
Free Rein was commissioned in November 2007 to develop the new c2c website (www.c2c-online.co.uk) and by late November it was live and providing real time information, ticket booking and offers to its many customers using the trains from Shoeburyness into London.
This major initiative from Suffolk County Council and the Suffolk Strategic Partnership (www.greensuffolk.org) to get us all thinking harder about our recycling and energy was an ideal project to show off the Free Rein skills.
The Free Rein developed Team Ipswich website (www.teamipswich.com) has won the "Best Website" at the East Anglian PR Awards, organised by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR).
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