Esa Media
Financial journalism, editorial content and media consultancy for corporate clients and finance-sector brands
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Esa Media
ESA Media provides financial journalism, corporate reports, website copy, editorial content and media consultancy. Its work includes case-study-led personal finance stories and event content.
The business serves corporate clients and brands, including companies in finance and enterprise. Paid services include pitch reviews, consultancy sessions and editorial work; it also offers free case-study sourcing and discovery calls.
ESA Media is run by financial journalist Elizabeth Anderson, who writes for national publications and works as a freelance senior content editor at FT Live. The registered company is based in London and was founded in 2020.
Product: Financial journalism, corporate writing, editorial content and media consultancy.
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