Industrial marketing company Horizon Works is proud to announce the next evolution of its innovation-focused podcast, Invented, with a new, expanded series set to launch in April 2026.

The refreshed programme will feature more frequent episodes and a broader national reach, shining a spotlight on the UK’s most exciting innovators, engineers, scientists, and technology leaders.

Invented was created to give pioneering organisations and individuals a platform to share the ideas, technologies, and breakthroughs shaping the future. Each episode offers listeners an inside look at the challenges, opportunities, and creative thinking driving progress across advanced industries — from offshore wind and subsea engineering to biotechnology, space and digital innovation.

Since its launch, Invented has welcomed a diverse range of trailblazers whose work is transforming their sectors:

• Paul Davison, Deputy CEO of SMD — Discussing world‑leading subsea engineering and the global impact of North East innovation.
• Dr Andrew Jenkins, CEO and Founder of Kinewell Energy — Exploring how AI‑driven optimisation is reducing the cost of offshore wind.
• Ian Armstrong, Managing Director of Pulcea — Sharing insights into the development of noise mitigating technology to protect marine life from the effects of construction noise.
• Professor Mark Birch‑Machin and Jonathan Brookes of Skin Life Analytics — Revealing how advanced diagnostics are ‘making the invisible, visible’ in skin health.
• Ralph ‘Dinz’ Dinsley, Founder of 3S Northumbria — Opening up the world of space situational awareness and orbital safety.
• Jurek Kozyra, Founder of Nanovery — Introducing the potential of DNA nanorobots in medicine.

These conversations have helped establish Invented as a trusted voice in the innovation landscape, showcasing the ingenuity and ambition found across the UK.

Invented podcast guest Ian Armstrong, Managing Director of Pulcea, said: “Being invited by Horizon Works to participate in their Invented podcast proved to be a fascinating and beneficial experience.

“Their professional approach made it all the more enjoyable and it is always rewarding to meet a new contact and be greeted with the words, ‘I listened to your Invented podcast and found it to be extremely informative & helpful preparation’.”

The upcoming 2026 series marks a significant step forward for the podcast. Horizon Works will broaden its focus to include innovators from across the country, delivering richer insights and more frequent episodes to meet growing audience demand.

Samantha Vassallo, founder of Horizon Works and Invented said: “I founded Invented because I’m genuinely inspired by the people pushing boundaries. I wanted to build a platform that celebrates the brilliant minds pushing boundaries across the UK and gives them the space to tell the stories that often go unheard.

“This next chapter gives us the chance to celebrate even more innovators from across the UK — and I can’t wait to share their stories.”

Horizon Works is now inviting innovators, founders, researchers, and industry leaders to take part in the new series. Those with a compelling story, breakthrough technology, or bold vision for the future are encouraged to get in touch and be part of the next wave of Invented.

Established in 2010 and based in Blyth, Northumberland, Horizon Works helps companies to expand, diversify, reach international markets, gain strategic focus, reinvigorate their brands and re-energise their marketing.

The company delivers services across marketing strategy, design, PR, content, social media and web and digital, and works in sectors including advanced manufacturing; precision engineering; automotive; renewables; defence; and industrial technology.

To express interest in Invented or discuss how you can get involved in the podcast, contact Horizon Works on hello@horizon-works.com.

To find out more about Invented and view earlier episodes, visit horizonworks.co.uk/invented-podcast

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Samantha Vassallo, Managing Director of Horizon Works.

Industrial marketing company Horizon Works is proud to announce the next evolution of its innovation-focused podcast, Invented, with a new, expanded series set to launch in April 2026.

The refreshed programme will feature more frequent episodes and a broader national reach, shining a spotlight on the UK’s most exciting innovators, engineers, scientists, and technology leaders.

Invented was created to give pioneering organisations and individuals a platform to share the ideas, technologies, and breakthroughs shaping the future. Each episode offers listeners an inside look at the challenges, opportunities, and creative thinking driving progress across advanced industries — from offshore wind and subsea engineering to biotechnology, space and digital innovation.

Since its launch, Invented has welcomed a diverse range of trailblazers whose work is transforming their sectors:

• Paul Davison, Deputy CEO of SMD — Discussing world‑leading subsea engineering and the global impact of North East innovation.
• Dr Andrew Jenkins, CEO and Founder of Kinewell Energy — Exploring how AI‑driven optimisation is reducing the cost of offshore wind.
• Ian Armstrong, Managing Director of Pulcea — Sharing insights into the development of noise mitigating technology to protect marine life from the effects of construction noise.
• Professor Mark Birch‑Machin and Jonathan Brookes of Skin Life Analytics — Revealing how advanced diagnostics are ‘making the invisible, visible’ in skin health.
• Ralph ‘Dinz’ Dinsley, Founder of 3S Northumbria — Opening up the world of space situational awareness and orbital safety.
• Jurek Kozyra, Founder of Nanovery — Introducing the potential of DNA nanorobots in medicine.

These conversations have helped establish Invented as a trusted voice in the innovation landscape, showcasing the ingenuity and ambition found across the UK.

Invented podcast guest Ian Armstrong, Managing Director of Pulcea, said: “Being invited by Horizon Works to participate in their Invented podcast proved to be a fascinating and beneficial experience.

“Their professional approach made it all the more enjoyable and it is always rewarding to meet a new contact and be greeted with the words, ‘I listened to your Invented podcast and found it to be extremely informative & helpful preparation’.”

The upcoming 2026 series marks a significant step forward for the podcast. Horizon Works will broaden its focus to include innovators from across the country, delivering richer insights and more frequent episodes to meet growing audience demand.

Samantha Vassallo, founder of Horizon Works and Invented said: “I founded Invented because I’m genuinely inspired by the people pushing boundaries. I wanted to build a platform that celebrates the brilliant minds pushing boundaries across the UK and gives them the space to tell the stories that often go unheard.

“This next chapter gives us the chance to celebrate even more innovators from across the UK — and I can’t wait to share their stories.”

Horizon Works is now inviting innovators, founders, researchers, and industry leaders to take part in the new series. Those with a compelling story, breakthrough technology, or bold vision for the future are encouraged to get in touch and be part of the next wave of Invented.

Established in 2010 and based in Blyth, Northumberland, Horizon Works helps companies to expand, diversify, reach international markets, gain strategic focus, reinvigorate their brands and re-energise their marketing.

The company delivers services across marketing strategy, design, PR, content, social media and web and digital, and works in sectors including advanced manufacturing; precision engineering; automotive; renewables; defence; and industrial technology.

To express interest in Invented or discuss how you can get involved in the podcast, contact Horizon Works on hello@horizon-works.com.

To find out more about Invented and view earlier episodes, visit horizonworks.co.uk/invented-podcast

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Trade shows and expos remain some of the most powerful opportunities for companies to connect with buyers, showcase innovation, and build meaningful relationships.

But simply turning up and hoping to come away with a host of hot leads isn’t enough. With competition fiercer than ever, success comes from strategic planning before, during, and after the event.

Industrial marketing specialist and EMN affiliate partner Horizon Works offers advice on how to maximise your presence and turn foot traffic into real business growth.

1. Build momentum before you arrive

Your trade show impact starts long before the doors open. Smart pre-event marketing ensures people know who you are, where you’ll be, and why they should visit your stand.

• Announce your attendance early. Share your presence across social media, email newsletters, and your website – for instance on a home page banner or news section.
• Create a compelling reason to visit. Think exclusive demos, giveaways, early access to new products, launches or announcements.
• Use event hashtags and tag organisers into social media posts. This will broaden your reach and help you tap into events’ audiences.
• Reach out directly to key prospects. Book meetings in advance. A full calendar means you’re already winning before the event begins.
• Collaborate with partners and network organisations. They can help you amplify your reach and make key personal introductions – they can do some of the hard work for you!

Make your exhibition stand a destination people plan to visit, not one they stumble across!

2. Make the most of your exhibition stand

Your exhibition stand is your stage — and in 2026, visitors expect more than brochures and a branded tablecloth.

• Design for visibility. Clear signage, bold visuals, a strong message, a well-defined proposition… and of course, lighting that stands out… will help you rise above the noise. Event halls are often busy and crowded: your stand needs to shine.
• Create interactive experiences. Touchscreens, VR and AR demos, product trials, or live mini‑sessions will keep people engaged for longer – which means more time to build a rapport with prospects
• Train your team. Friendly, proactive and knowledgeable staff who know how to start conversations and qualify visitors make all the difference. Ensure that your team can answer technical questions if the need arises.
• Keep it open and inviting. Avoid barriers like high counters or cluttered layouts, and create a welcoming environment.
• Use smart tech. QR codes, digital brochures and lead‑capture apps streamline the experience and reduce friction. Your key information will get into delegates’ hands more rapidly.

A booth that feels energetic, purposeful and easy to navigate naturally attracts more visitors.

3. Turning visitors into leads that convert

Traffic is great — but conversions are what matter. Turning visitors into qualified leads requires intention.

• Have a clear lead‑capture process. Whether it’s scanning badges or using a digital form on a device, make it quick and consistent.
• Ask the right questions. A few targeted qualifiers help you prioritise follow-ups.
• Offer value in exchange for details. Think downloadable guides, exclusive discounts, or entry into a prize draw.
• Follow up fast. The first 48 hours after the event are crucial. Personalised messages referencing your conversation stand out: these could be done on email or via LinkedIn.
• Nurture, don’t just sell. Use email sequences, content and check-ins to build trust over time.

The aim is to turn a brief exhibition stand interaction into a long‑term relationship.

The bottom line…

Maximising your presence at trade shows in 2026 is all about strategy: promote early, design an exhibition stand that draws people in, and have a clear plan for turning interest into opportunity. When you combine preparation with creativity and strong follow-up, trade shows become one of the most valuable investments your business can make.

Here’s how Horizon Works can help

Horizon Works has helped many clients, including EMN members, to maximise their presence at trade shows by helping them every step of the way, from strategy and planning through to promotion and marketing. We can support you with:

• Event strategy and planning
• Exhibition stand and booth design
• Messaging and creative ideas
• Brochure and presentation design
• Social media pre, post and at the event
• Animation and video content
• Business development support
• Content marketing
• E-marketing

Horizon Works accelerates growth for technical companies in complex sectors with energetic, impactful marketing. Established in 2010 and based in Blyth, Northumberland, we have a proven track record of delivering industrial marketing solutions that resonate on a global scale.

We specialise in sectors including defence, precision engineering, advanced manufacturing, automotive, renewable energy and industrial technology, and our marketing is reinforced by in-depth industry knowledge.

Drawing from a wide range of disciplines, we help companies to expand, diversify, reach international markets, gain strategic focus, reinvigorate their brands and re-energise their marketing.

Our services include strategy and brand development, design, animation, content marketing, public relations, website design and development, SEO and social media.

For more information, visit www.horizon-works.com  or email hello@horizon-works.com

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How well is your marketing set up for accelerating growth in 2026? Does your business have the strategy and tools in place to support expansion, diversification and recruitment? Or are you facing the New Year with inconsistent marketing assets and underperforming tactics?

Samantha Vassallo, Managing Director of industrial marketing specialist and EMN Affiliate Horizon Works, is here to help engineering and manufacturing companies take stock and take action, as the New Year looms…

Measure your marketing

Have you been measuring your marketing through 2025? Do you know if (and how) it’s making an impact?

Now is the time to review how your marketing activities have performed over the last 12 months. Website engagement and enquiries, SEO, social media engagement, trade shows, media coverage, advertising performance, e-marketing, network engagement and PPC should all be under the microscope.

What could you invest more into – and what needs a rethink?

Plan ahead

What are your objectives for 2026? And do you have a marketing strategy in place to help you achieve them?

It’s crucial to have a focused, tailored strategy which underpins your marketing activities – and provides the foundations for success. Without a marketing roadmap to guide you, your activities could become piecemeal, inconsistent and ineffective.

Focus on your brand

Going into the New Year, does your brand truly represent your business’s purpose, beliefs and values?

Is your brand ingrained into your company’s narrative, communications, visual identity, marketing activities and community relations?

Your brand should resonate with customers, staff and stakeholders. If it doesn’t, then it’s time to act – and reinvigorate your brand.

Is your website fit for purpose?

Does your website give prospects confidence in your capabilities as an engineering or manufacturing company? Does it make a strong visual impact, convey your USPs – and make people want to work with you? Or is letting you down with irrelevant content, poor functionality and an outdated design, that isn’t showing your business in its best light?

If it’s the latter, then a website revamp should be a priority for 2026…

Getting prepped…

Heading into the New Year, it’s useful to do a ‘stock take’ of your marketing assets and capabilities and ask:

What will our business development and sales teams need in 2026?

• This could include high-impact sales decks, data sheets, case studies, exhibition materials, brochures, corporate films, product/process animations and even merchandise.

What campaigns are we running next year? And do we have the assets to support them?

• Consider the visual identity of each campaign, and plan out social media content, e-marketing, advertising, PPC, video, and animation. Public relations will also have a part to play, to amplify your messages and position your business as a leader.

Face to face

Do you have an event plan in place, or are you going to take each month as it comes?

It’s easy to see your marketing budget drained away by exhibiting at trade shows and expos that don’t fully align with your business objectives. The costs of travel, accommodation and of course, stand space, will soon add up.

So think strategically for 2026. Draw up a wishlist of expos, conferences and networking events, based on their audience data, and the potential for lead generation and profile raising. Research the marketing add-ons they provide. Consider sponsorship and speaking opportunities. And then map these events out into a plan shaped to maximise ROI.

Get the most out of EMN!

As a EMN member, you have the opportunity to connect with a vibrant and collaborative engineering and manufacturing community, and showcase your business to potential customers, partners and employees.

So in 2026…

• Engage with EMN on LinkedIn via the company page linkedin.com/company/engineeringmanufacturingnetwork – share posts, contribute to the community, support new announcements and help to spread good news.
• Send your company news to EMN – it will feature on the website and on social media, helping your business reach a wider audience
• Worked with another EMN member? Consider a collaboration story to show the strength of membership.
• Ensure you attend EMN events – and be ready to follow up with the new contacts you make.

Need support in reviewing and reshaping your marketing for 2026?

Contact Horizon Works at www.horizon-works.com, email hello@horizon-works.com or call 0345 075 5955.

Headquartered in Blyth, Horizon Works helps technical companies succeed in complex sectors such as advanced manufacturing, precision engineering, renewable energy, defence, industrial technology and automotive.

The company has a proven track record of delivering industrial marketing solutions that resonate on a global scale and its marketing is reinforced by in-depth industry knowledge.

Horizon Works’s capabilities cover strategy, creative, PR, content, social media, and web & digital.

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Social media content, PR, animations and the production of an event programme were all part of industrial marketing specialist Horizon Works’ support for EMCON last month.

The engineering and manufacturing showcase, organised by EMN, was held on September 18 at Sunderland Live, Houghton-le-Spring, and attracted delegates from SMEs, OEMs, academia, training providers and research organisations.

To support the event’s marketing, Horizon Works revamped the EMCON visual style, refined the event’s messaging, secured press coverage in regional and trade media, managed a LinkedIn advertising campaign, delivered social media from the conference sessions and produced the extensive events programme, which was distributed on the day.

Samantha Vassallo, Managing Director of Horizon Works, said: “EMCON is an event which is very close to our hearts, and we have exhibited at it for many years.

“It’s a place where we’ve sparked off new partnerships, cemented relationships and made valuable connections across the engineering and manufacturing supply chain. Many of our clients return to EMCON every year for the same reasons.

“We’ve always greatly enjoyed working with the EMN team and the membership, having brought our marketing expertise to the 2023 and 2024 EMCON events, and we were proud to have contributed to this year’s event by utilising the strengths of our multi-disciplined team.”

Established in 2010, Horizon Works accelerates growth for technical companies in complex industrial sectors, with energetic, impactful marketing.

The company is an EMN affiliate and works across sectors including precision engineering, advanced manufacturing, renewables, defence, automotive and industrial technology.

Its services include strategy and brand development, content marketing, public relations, design, website development, social media and animation.

For more information, visit horizon-works.com

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Industrial marketing company Horizon Works has launched a new brand, visual style and website.

The brand is built around a modular, shifting logo that reflects the services and key sectors Horizon Works supports: advanced manufacturing; precision engineering; automotive; renewables; defence; and industrial technology.

The company’s new website features an Insights section, which includes resources such as marketing advice and industry comment, a showcase of its work for manufacturing and engineering companies, and the Invented Podcast, which highlights the achievements of innovative businesses and pioneering founders.

Established in 2010 and based in Blyth, Northumberland, Horizon Works helps companies to expand, diversify, reach international markets, gain strategic focus, reinvigorate their brands and re-energise their marketing.

The company delivers services across marketing strategy, design, PR, content, social media and web and digital.

It is an Affiliate of Engineering and Manufacturing Network and delivers regular events and webinars in conjunction with EMN, for its members. Horizon Works also supports EMN in marketing its EMCON and EMConf events.

Samantha Vassallo, Managing Director of Horizon Works, said: “I’m thrilled that we’ve launched a new brand, which represents the DNA of our business in an energetic and confident way.

“As industrial marketing specialists, we have a passion for helping ambitious innovators, engineering pioneers and manufacturing gamechangers succeed nationally and internationally – and that’s reflected in our new visual style and website.

“I am proud that from a desk and laptop 15 years ago, Horizon Works has grown to be an agency working with high profile multinationals and trailblazing SMEs, as well as being a partner to a range of trade networks and sector organisations. We’re embedded into industry. And this brand truly shows what we’re made of.”

Embedded into a range of technical industries, Horizon Works supports organisations including: Atlas Copco Rental UK, part of Atlas Copco Group; Koch Technology Solutions, part of the global Koch Engineered Solutions organisation; hydraulic engineering specialist Industrial and Marine Hydraulics (IMH); Huddersfield-headquartered power transmission specialist Lancereal; and de-icing, anti-icing and heat transfer fluid manufacturer Kilfrost; and precision engineering company NTG.

For more information visit https://horizon-works.com

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North East England-based industrial marketing specialist Horizon Works has welcomed a new Senior Creative Designer to the business.

Alex Finney has joined the company as it continues to experience growing demand for its creative expertise in sectors such as renewables, automotive, engineering, manufacturing and defence.

Alex, who is originally from Yorkshire, has worked for brand and design agencies across the North, including McCann Leeds and 10 Associates near Huddersfield. He has shaped eye-catching creative campaigns for companies in biotech, transport and energy, and is a specialist in elevating tech and innovation-focused B2B brands.

With skills in brand development, campaign design, web design, animation and illustration, Alex will further enhance Horizon Works’ experienced creative team of designers and digital specialists.

Horizon Works, which is based in Blyth, Northumberland, offers integrated marketing services including strategy, PR, design, digital marketing, content marketing, website development and SEO, and supports regional, national and global organisations.

Commenting on his appointment, Alex Finney said: “I’m excited to be joining the fantastic team at Horizon Works.

“I was impressed by how the company has established itself as the industrial marketing specialist – and carved out a real niche in the B2B marketing space.

“I’m looking forward to working on stand-out brands and campaigns for our clients, helping to shine a spotlight on transformational technologies and businesses across the North East, the UK and beyond.”

Samantha Vassallo, Managing Director of Horizon Works, said: “Alex has a highly impressive track record in the B2B space and is an outstanding creative talent: his passion for design and ingenuity comes across as soon as you meet him!

“Alex will be playing a major role in propelling campaigns forward, re-energising brands and crafting high-impact marketing assets for our clients. We’re delighted to have him on board at Horizon Works.”

Embedded into a range of technical industries, Horizon Works supports organisations including: Atlas Copco Rental UK, part of Atlas Copco Group; Koch Technology Solutions, part of the global Koch Engineered Solutions organisation; hydraulic engineering specialist Industrial and Marine Hydraulics (IMH); Huddersfield-headquartered power transmission specialist Lancereal; and de-icing, anti-icing and heat transfer fluid manufacturer Kilfrost.

The company, which was founded in 2010, is an affiliate partner of Engineering and Manufacturing Network, a Fit for Defence partner of Make UK Defence, and is am active member of Make UK, the North East Automotive Alliance (NEAA), NOF and the Entrepreneurs’ Forum.

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As we head into a new financial year, do you think your marketing will get you the results you need? Or is it time for a re-think… and an injection of fresh energy?

International B2B marketing agency and EMN affiliate Horizon Works is offering a free three-hour marketing healthcheck to EMN members, to help businesses in engineering and manufacturing gear up for growth.

This consultancy package will cover a top-level review of the following areas of your marketing:

• Key messaging
• Website design and content
• Public relations
• Content marketing
• Social media
• E-marketing
• Brochures/slide decks/event collateral
• PPC
• SEO
• Digital advertising

It will also focus in on two specific marketing areas from the above, to help you overcome any particular challenges that you have identified.

After scoping out your requirements, Horizon Works will provide a report on current marketing activities and provide actionable, tailored recommendations to help drive your business forward.

Interested in taking up a marketing healthcheck with Horizon Works? Contact Richard Holmes at richard@horizon-works.com. Please note that this offer is only available to current EMN members.

Horizon Works can also offer more in-depth healthchecks, covering areas such as brand, visual identity and website performance, at a preferential rate for EMN members. Contact Richard Holmes for more information.

Based in Northumberland, Horizon Works is a long-standing EMN member. Horizon Works has supported EMN with marketing campaigns to promote the EMCON and EMConf events, and delivers the regular Engineering and Manufacturing Marketers’ Meet-ups in partnership with EMN.

For more information on Horizon Works, visit www.horizon-works.com

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Game changing advances in subsea engineering are explored in a new podcast from North East-based international B2B marketing company Horizon Works.

The sixth episode of the company’s Invented Podcast, entitled World Firsts and Worldwide Impact, sees Horizon Works Managing Director, Samantha Vassallo, interview Paul Davison, Deputy CEO of subsea engineering specialist SMD.

You can check out the podcast here: https://horizonworks.co.uk/006-world-firsts-and-worldwide-impact-with-paul-davison-of-smd/.

It also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Recorded at the Energi Coast Regional Supply Chain Showcase at Newcastle’s historic Boiler Shop venue – once home to George Stephenson’s locomotive works – the podcast covers SMD’s groundbreaking work, from helping to protect the world’s telecommunications cables through developing subsea ploughs, to creating a cloud-based solution for operating subsea machinery.

The episode also sheds light on SMD’s culture of ‘boundless creativity’.

EMN affiliate Horizon Works offers integrated marketing services including strategy, PR, design, digital, website development and SEO, and supports regional, national and global organisations.

Samantha Vassallo commented: “We launched Invented last year to shine the spotlight on guests from pioneering, visionary companies who have created new, world changing products and services.

“Throughout the series, we have been exploring how businesses have invented ground breaking solutions, and what impact they are having on society, the environment and industry.”

Businesses working across offshore renewables, software, healthcare, biotechnology and the space sector have all appeared on the podcast.

Previous guests have included Dr Andrew Jenkins, CEO and founder of Kinewell Energy, Ian Armstrong, Managing Director of Pulcea, Professor Mark Birch-Machin, CSO and founder of Skin Life Analytics, Ralph ‘Dinz’ Dinsley, founder of 3S Northumbria and Jurek Kozyra, founder of Nanovery.

Based in Blyth, Horizon Works was founded in 2010, is an affiliate partner of EMN, a Fit for Defence partner of Make UK Defence, and is a member of Make UK, the North East Automotive Alliance (NEAA), NOF and the Entrepreneurs’ Forum.

Working across industries such as engineering, manufacturing, renewables, defence and automotive, Horizon Works supports organisations including: Atlas Copco Rental UK, part of Atlas Copco Group; Koch Technology Solutions, part of the global Koch Engineered Solutions organisation; hydraulic engineering specialist Industrial and Marine Hydraulics (IMH); industrial decals manufacturer Gate 7; cranes and lifting, training, and industrial and safety supplies specialist RS Industrial Services; Huddersfield-headquartered power transmission specialist Lancereal; and de-icing, anti-icing and heat transfer fluid manufacturer Kilfrost.

Horizon Works has also supported EMN with marketing campaigns to promote the EMCON and EMConf events, and delivers the regular Engineering and Manufacturing Marketers’ Meet-ups in partnership with EMN.

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EMN affiliate and international B2B marketing agency Horizon Works is offering a free three-hour marketing healthcheck to EMN members, to help engineering and manufacturing businesses power up their marketing for 2025.

This consultancy package will cover a top level review of the following areas of your marketing:

• Key messaging
• Website design and content
• Public relations
• Content marketing
• Social media
• E-marketing
• Brochures/slide decks/event collateral
• PPC
• SEO
• Digital advertising

We’ll also focus in on two specific marketing areas from the above, to help you overcome particular challenges that you have identified.

After scoping out your requirements, Horizon Works will provide a report on current marketing activities and provide actionable, tailored recommendations to help drive your business forward.

Interested in taking up a marketing healthcheck with Horizon Works? Contact Richard Holmes at richard@horizon-works.com. Please note that this offer is only available to current EMN members.

We can also offer more in-depth healthchecks, covering areas such as brand, visual identity and website performance, at a preferential rate for EMN members. Contact Richard Holmes for more information.

Based in Northumberland, Horizon Works is a long-standing EMN member. It delivers the regular Engineering and Manufacturing Marketers’ Meet-Up events, for those working in marketing, sales, PR and brand within the engineering and manufacturing sectors across the North East of England.

For more information on Horizon Works, visit www.horizon-works.com

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