Case study: Down to Earth Stroud
The challenge
One of our first clients and still a client today, Down to Earth Stroud is a gardening business as well as a community interest company running community market gardens, gardening events and gardening on prescription and creates innovative ways to encourage more people to grow their own food.
What we did
We built them a new website, provided copywriting, ran their social media, managed PR and awards submissions, launched new projects and looked after a wide range of marketing for them.
Our services included
Strategy and planning
Social media
Campaigns
Website management
Content creation
PR
Email (B2C and B2B)
Reporting and data
Our key achievements
Public relations
Including radio, TV, magazines and newspapers. Articles include:
‘My doctor prescribed me gardening rather than drugs. It has made a big difference to my mental health’ – iNews: https://inews.co.uk/news/health/social-prescribing-garden-allotments-depression-drugs-269098
‘Now doctors prescribe allotments to help with loneliness or muscle and joint pain’ – The Daily Mail: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6717115/Now-doctors-prescribe-ALLOTMENTS-help-loneliness-muscle-joint-pain.html
‘Lockdown prompts return to the land with surge of interest in new Dursley allotments’ – The Gazette: https://www.gazetteseries.co.uk/news/18483551.lockdown-prompts-return-land-surge-interest-new-dursley-allotments/
Website
Project management of a new website design and build. Website management including content creation, updates and maintenance.
Events
Launches and press events.
Awards
Awards entries resulting in numerous awards.
What they said about working with us
Wyedean Marketing have been brilliant in setting up and delivering our social media – we know a thing or two about plants and fruit trees, but the world of Twitter and Facebook is a different world altogether! Alex’s knowledge and experience has really helped us to get our message out there in a very effective and productive way.
Amanda Godber, Down to Earth Stroud