Specialising in trade and consumer PR, marketing, social media, advertising and event organisation since 2002.
Following a successful career in marketing and PR, Laura set up her first consumer agency in 2001 when she saw a niche for a boutique-style wellbeing PR agency.
Rebranded as Entice in 2008, the agency has grown in size but retained its boutique feel; nurturing every client and tailoring campaigns to their individual needs.
When Laura is not in the office, on the phone or checking her iPhone, she enjoys working out at the gym and spending time with her husband and two daughters.
We offer various all aspects of the communications mix including marketing, trade and consumer PR, social media, advertising and event organisation.
Established in 2001 by health and fitness enthusiast Laura Nathan, our agency has extensive experience in launching and promoting new concepts in the health, beauty, fitness, nutrition and wellbeing sectors.
We pride ourselves in creating bespoke campaigns tailored to our clients’ specific needs, to accommodate all types of budgets and requirements.
A strong team of PR and marketing experts, we are passionate about what we do and the sectors that we cover.
We are bright, enthusiastic and committed to delivering a tailored solution that will meet your specific business objectives to generate the interest and awareness that your brand deserves.
Get in touch today, to make your PR and marketing dreams a reality.
Our experienced and enthusiastic team work across a broad range of disciplines, to deliver bespoke, stand-alone and integrated communications campaigns to meet every clients’ needs.
At Entice Communications we work closely with a range of clients to evaluate their needs. We design and deliver campaigns that befit their businesses, meet their objectives and are appropriate for their sector.
We translate our passion for PR and marketing into superb media coverage, successful marketing campaigns, enticing social media pages, exciting promotions, engaging copy and outstanding results.
