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Replay Appoints New PR Company

Synthetic surface maintenance specialists Replay Maintenance, who are celebrating after announcing their partnership with the five County Football Associations residing in the East Midlands, have appointed Fusion Media (Europe) as their corporate communications agency.

The Kent-based agency, which includes Complete Weed Control, Dennis, Etesia and SISIS amongst others in its client portfolio, will handle all PR, advertising, design, digital and media representation.

Garry Martin, Director of Replay Maintenance commented: “We are very excited to have appointed Fusion Media as our PR and marketing agency. Replay is a young and energetic company with ambitious plans, and there is a great culture match with Fusion’s bold, creative and passionate approach to PR and marketing.

“The team at Fusion came very highly recommended when we began our search for an agency which combined creativity with strong market knowledge and reputation. They work with a number of high-profile companies as well as ourselves and I have, so far, been impressed with their professionalism and industry contacts."

Commenting on the appointment, Christopher Bassett, Managing Director of Fusion Media said: “Replay is the kind of progressive company that we enjoy working with and our marketing efforts on behalf of the other companies we work with convinced them that we could take their brand to another level in terms of its image and profile.”

For further information, please contact Fusion Media on 01322 424 499 or visit the company’s website www.fusion-media.eu

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