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Simon Groves

Eastbourne
As seen in: PRG Marketing Communications Blog, The Daily Mirror, Drag Racing List
Managing Director of a full-service PR, Web Design and Marketing agency based in Sussex. Also, proud father, husband and Formula 1 fan!
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Looking back at 2023

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By Simon Groves
| PRG Marketing Communications Blog
In the wider world, we’ve witnessed the Coronation of King Charles III, which feels a huge change given many of us had only ever known the Queen as our Monarch (and I still find myself singing “God save our gracious Queen” whenever it’s time to crank out the National Anthem). It was yet another wonderful event that made you proud to be British, as the country came together united again.
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Draglist.com

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By Simon Groves
| Drag Racing List
Rankings updated: 08/13/23 05:02:02 pm EDT (Total: 1) 117732 EDIT THIS! Keith Stacey Photog Web Unknown from Canada (Comp Nr/Finish: 663 ) 1969 - Category: GASSER, Type: SN, Class: A/SR, Div: 3 "Goat Tee" Owned by Unknown from Canada Crew Chief: 27 Ford Model T Roadster by an Unknown chassis builder | Powered by Injected Gas Chrysler Hemi with automatic transmission 1/4 Mile ET: Unknown at Unknown 1/4 Mile MPH: Unknown at Unknown 1000 FT ET: Unknown at Unknown 1000 FT MPH: Unknown at Unknown...
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Is it time to Pivot your Marketing?

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By Simon Groves
| The Platinum Media Group
UK businesses have been forced to adapt during the Covid-19 pandemic. Whether reducing operations or asking staff to work from home; now is a time of change. But what happens once the crisis calms and a sense of normality resumes? No one knows for sure, but we will undoubtedly see longer term changes in the way businesses operate including a surge of companies going online. A new way of operating calls for a new way of marketing.
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