Young Grappenhall woman started her own marketing company from scratch

Eve Noguerol is an entrepreneur from Grappenhall who took a risk and started her own marketing business.

The 22-year-old went on to start an apprenticeship after leaving her full-time job at an agency.

“During my time there I completed an apprenticeship and stayed on for a while afterwards, but I quickly realised that I wanted more,” she said.

“I had a passion for developing my skills beyond standard social media management, and I was eager to push myself in new directions.

“I was inspired by my father, who is also a business owner, to take the leap and start my own company.”

Two years ago, Eve started Moonlight Marketing when she was 20 and hasn’t looked back since.

“I started off with literally just my phone and my laptop and I was doing Reels for like £12 each,” she said.

“But now it’s grown into something bigger.”

The 22-year-old saved up to buy her own camera and drone, which she uses to help create content for Cheshire-based companies.

But the journey hasn’t been straight forward for Eve, who underwent double jaw surgery and a bone graft in the midst of starting Moonlight Marketing.

“Despite the physical recovery process, I was determined not to let it slow me down,” she said.

“Just two weeks post-surgery I was back to work managing marketing campaigns for Wilmslow town centre.”

Eve saved up to buy her own camera and drone (Image: Supplied)

Now, Eve is responsible for the marketing of brands across Cheshire, including in Warrington, Wilmslow and Alderley Edge.

One such client is Urban Building Projects, a company that provides residential and commercial building services across Warrington.

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“I’ve been fortunate enough to start building a team and land prestigious clients, particularly in the property industry and expanding my work to North Wales,” said Eve.

“One of my proudest achievements has been working with some of the largest construction firms in Cheshire and the north west.

“These partnerships have been a testament to the hard work and persistence that I’ve put into my business.

As Moonlight Marketing continues to grow, the 22-year-old is reflecting on how confidence has helped her make her start and has offered some advice for other young entrepreneurs.

“The last two years have shown me that with the right mindset and relentless effort, you can overcome any challenge and achieve more than you ever thought possible,” she said.

“There’s lots of resources out there, and I feel like learning on the job is the best way as well.

“It can be quite intimidating, but I feel like if you are confident and you know what you can do, then I feel like it helps a lot. Confidence is everything.

“I’m eager to see what the next chapter holds for my business and where this journey will take me.”