“We engaged Su and Crimson Edge to raise awareness of some very successful business acquisitions and business activity.
After 11 years of operating we felt the time was right to really showcase our business and raise awareness and up our profile. To ensure the message put out was consistent with our values of performing with dignity, integrity, honesty and energy it was vital we worked with the correct partner.
On meeting Su who we were very much aware of due to her reputation we got to work straight away, and we were overjoyed with the immediate coverage.
Su delivered everything and more and we were more than satisfied with results.
Su operates very personally and you never feel like just another client, we have been absolutely delighted with Su and Crimson Edge.”
Steve Currie, Director
Murray & Currie Property Sales & Lettings
“I have worked with Crimson Edge for a good few years now and have found them to be professional, friendly, helpful and on the ball. They have a lovely range of clients which they promote in the best way possible – review stays. Each and every one is always on hand for any queries and requests. I’d be delighted to recommend them to anyone.”
Heather Lowrie, Deputy News Editor/Travel Editor,
The Scottish Sun
“Scottish Field works with Crimson Edge on a monthly basis on features covering everything from antiques to food and wine and weekend breaks.
We have always found them to be a professional, friendly and immensely creative company to deal with. The team at Crimson Edge have a passion for what they do and are excellent at finding new angles of interest to our readers.”
Editor, Scottish Field
“Crimson Edge have been a good source of news stories for me – they regularly have good creative ideas and we’ve done some fun quirky stories with several of their clients.
Their staff always understand the job we are trying to do and always go that extra yard to help us out.”
Michael Blackley, News Reporter,
Evening News
“Crimson Edge is one of the most active PR agencies I have ever worked with. It has very focused people motivated by honest belief in the positive qualities of their clients, and I have to confess I find that often irresistible.”
Editor, Home Plus Scotland
“Crimson Edge staff are very effective at placing their clients in the relevant media. You don’t manage that unless you combine contacts, charm and relentless professionalism.”
Keith Davidson, Freelance Food and Drink Writer
“As a journalist, Crimson Edge is the kind of agency I enjoy working with, principally for the strength of their ideas. They come up with imaginative ways of promoting their clients’ interest that will package as stories newspapers can legitimately run.
They are also quick to respond to our fickle requirements, essential in a deadline run industry.”
Reporter, Scotland on Sunday
“Crimson Edge have delivered over and above all events we have done together. They prove to be a trustworthy reliable company that I will continue to be associated with.”
Dingo Dave, Forth FM
“I really appreciated the quick response from CEPR. They suggested the perfect client for my feature, and were really helpful when arranging an interview time.
I also requested some last minute information from this hotelier after the interview and I had a response to my questions within the next hour or so. Being on such a tight deadline – this was really helpful!”
Zoe Monk, News and Features Writer,
Hotel Business
“At first as a company I genuinely thought that we did not really need a PR company. I thought it was quite a lot of money and how would you know what it brought you, Having worked with Su and her team of professionals I was proven very wrong. With Crimson Edge there is always someone at the end of the phone or email and they are so quick in dealing with anything you require a quick post or a fast tweet.
Su and her team bring many ideas and concepts to us that we would never have imagined and have taken our business to the next level of exposure that our Company needed.
Thanks for all your hard work Amanda Ramsay.“
The Stair Arms
“Working in journalism and publishing, I have to admit that PR companies can be a blight. Irrelevant information, ill targeted, sketchily informed, out of touch with regional issues and just too much of it. It’s therefore important to develop working relationships with PRs who are able to provide practical, relevant information when and where it’s needed, to respond promptly to requests and to understand the sector they’re working in.
In a decade working as food and drink editor at the List I can say that Crimson Edge have always been prominent in their knowledge of the food and drink scene, their awareness of local and regional issues and, in particular, understanding of the requirements of journalists in any given situation. They have represented some important restaurants, producers and other businesses and done so with diligence and sensitivity.”
Donald Reid, Editor, Food & Drink,
The List