
23 October 2024
Are You A Marketing “Inbetweener”?
This article explores the phenomenon of the marketing inbetweener. This refers to those companies who want to market themselves better but don’t want to invest significantly in the “dark art” that is marketing. Understanding the Marketing “Inbetweener” Phenomenon Many small and medium-sized businesses find themselves in a peculiar position when it comes to marketing. They…

26 January 2024
Why is There an 80% Failure Rate for New Start-ups?
It is well documented that the success rate for a new start-up business is not great. Out of 10 businesses who launch this year, only 2 of them will still be trading three years from now. What’s more is that only 1 of those 2 businesses will successfully manage to have a longer-term future! So…

5 January 2024
What Your Business Can Learn From New Year Rituals!
First of all, let us take the chance to wish everybody a Happy New Year. We hope you had a good year over the last 12 months and that this next year proves to be even more successful. Which brings us nicely onto the topic of our first blog of this year…. Time to reflect…

30 November 2023
Sme Marketing – What Are Your Options?
Why is SME marketing so important? Well, SMEs are the lifeblood of the British economy. Without the entrepreneurial spirit of those starting their own business and inwardly investing in growth, the country would be in a bit of a mess. With this mind, marketing of SMEs to help support and fuel this growth is critical.…

1 November 2023
5 Simple Rules to Maximise Marketing Impact
Marketing isn’t difficult. The problem is that most people overcomplicate it. It isn’t a dark art. It is just a really logical way to approach how you present your business. Some people build it up to be this really complicated discipline that they don’t understand. In reality they just have little interest in the process…

11 September 2023
Values: a Solid Base From Which to Build a Successful Business
Our values are our core beliefs – guidelines for how we live our lives. They help shape our decisions, influence our behaviour, and regulate our actions towards others. Personal values are often intrinsic – we act on them naturally and feel conflicted if our values are compromised. Company values are slightly different. In some cases, values…




