Business Portfolios


 

Emma Holland PR

 Emma Holland PR is a PR company that specialises in promoting theatre across the UK. They have worked to promote theatre projects such as Heathers the musical, Animal Farm and Blood Brothers. Previous productions include treason the musical, the cabaret UK tour and joseph and the technicolour dream coat UK tour. These productions take place all over the country, with a range of west end and off west end productions.

The website includes a home page, an about page and a way to contact the business. The business also features a portfolio through a collection of the productions they have worked with to market. This includes they’re currently running and past productions, showcasing the wide range of work that they have worked on. Emma Holland PR also promotes their portfolio of work through social media, with a Instagram page dedicated to the business, often giving updates on the productions they are working with. 

Olivia Gatwood

Olivia Gatwood is an American poet, focusing on art relating to feminism and her experiences growing up. She has published two poetry books, been published across a variety of newspapers and collections as well as performing many of her poems throughout the years with videos available on YouTube. There is also an area dedicated to booking a performance, allowing for them to be contacted for business.

Her website promotes her poetry, merch and tours. The website also includes videos and links to both performances and copies of poems, allowing for people to see some of the work produced, creating a small portfolio of her work. She has also developed a social media presence through Instagram where her personal life and work updates are blended. She also features heavily on the button poetry YouTube channel, one of the largest spoken poetry distributors, allowing people to further see her work.


The music agency


The music agency is an arts-based business that works to provide orchestral and event management to a variety of productions and events, this includes consultancy services, administrative support and orchestra management. They have worked with a variety of concerts including those that accompany the scores of films live alongside the film.

Their website includes a list of previous clients they have worked with. These include Grease- with orchestra, Toy story- in concert and Trevor Horn- UK tour. Their website offers contact details on the home page for ease of communication. They also have a social media presence to accompany their website, giving updates and promotions to the events they are working with, this is seen on both Instagram and Facebook.    


Patterns in creative enterprise websites/online presence
these websites all share some similarities, showing the conventions of how enterprises are promoted and present themselves online. Companies, such as the music agency and Emma Holland PR focus ease of contact with businesses as well as their previous work to show their companies success, their social media is focused on updates and promotions. whereas artists will be more personal with their online presence and the work they present. 




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