Fudge - A Marketing Communications Company

  • Blood, Sweat and Tears - It's what we put into every job.

  • Blood, Sweat and Tears recieves praise and criticism - in equal measure!.

    Blood, Sweat and Tears is the culmination of a year-long intensive business review, which examined our culture, values and future direction.

  • Dave Eccles, Fudge's
    MD explains; "Blood, Sweat
    and Tears is a powerful
    representation of who we
    are creatively, technically
    and emotionally.

    The business review was
    a lengthy procedure, and
    we have begun a process
    of modifying our internal
    processes, and systems
    to support the business
    objectives that we have
    set following the review.

    The DM is the outwardly
    facing aspect of what
    resulted from the review."

    "The creative interpretation
    may not be to everyone's
    taste, but it represents what
    we are, and more importantly
    where we are going…"

    "Something we all, are
    absolutely passionate about".

    We are presently distributing
    our DM, which is essentially
    a simulated 'Blood, Sweat and
    Tears' stained t-shirt housed
    in a presentation box, to current
    and prospective clients.


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Who is Fudge?

Creatively

Paul Arden was executive
creative director of Saatchi
and Saatchi when they were
recreating British advertising. Today he is a best selling
author producing books
that take about ten minutes
to read, but contain a lifetime
of wisdom. His first book
is entitled "It's not how good
you are, it's how good you
want to be".

This expresses perfectly
our approach to our creative
product. However good it
is today we want it to be as
good as it can possibly be
and then some.

Technically

Bill Shankly once said
"It's not a question of life
and death, it's far more
important than that".

This attitude completely
sums up our dedication
to our digital work.

Our creatives frequently
come up with ideas for sites
and some techies would
say 'It can't be done'.

We say 'How could it be
done?' and then spend all
of our waking hours making
it happen.

Emotionally

What seperates agencies?

The answer, in a word,
is emotion. Some call
it passion, others call it
commitment. But whatever
you call it, it means caring
as much about your client's
business as they do.

At Fudge we are emotionally
involved with each and
every client. If things don't
go perfectly, we take it
personally. So we make
sure they do.