Want to sell well in international markets? Just try adding the word “British” to packaging

Tuesday, 14 May 2019 Zen Terrelonge

With food being the most desirable export coming out of Britain among global consumers, Sussex-based The Protein Ball Co. is in a good position to secure international sales

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Instagram is testing hiding the number of likes on posts. Will it be beneficial for startups?

Monday, 13 May 2019 Varsha Saraogi

Social media platform Instagram is trialling hiding the number of likes. We asked experts what this could mean for brands who rely on the social platform for marketing

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Both employers and employees suffer in silence from poor mental health

Monday, 13 May 2019 Eric Johansson

Mental health issues can affect everyone. Sadly, new studies from FreeAgent and ADP reveals both workers and their bosses feel uncomfortable opening up about their problems

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eBay opens physical pop-up store to reinvent the UK high street

Friday, 10 May 2019 Zen Terrelonge

In a bid to go beyond its e-commerce roots, online giant eBay has created a space in Wolverhampton, which will house 40 small retailers

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UK high-street crisis hits more stores and vacancy rates are the highest in four years

Monday, 13 May 2019 Louisa Cook

From Superdry to John Lewis, retailers have taken a hard hit from the high-street apocalypse. And new figures suggest more brick and mortar stores are affected

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WHSmith scales retail presence with expansion into Singapore

Monday, 13 May 2019 Zen Terrelonge

The UK high street has experienced its fair share of challenges but WHSmith’s travel operation seems to be going strong

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It has been caught up in controversies but can influencer marketing still work for your business?

Monday, 13 May 2019 Varsha Saraogi

From brands big and small to B2B and B2C, influencer marketing is changing the way companies spread awareness. But should you bother spending your resources on it?

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From sex parties to peanut butter, crowdfunding is so flexible that banks should be concerned

Friday, 10 May 2019 Zen Terrelonge

With traditional financial institutions tightening their belts and seemingly throwing away the keys to their vaults around a decade ago, it paved the way for crowdfunding and there’s been no looking back since

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Want to sell well in international markets? Just try adding the word “British” to packaging

Instagram is testing hiding the number of likes on posts. Will it be beneficial for startups?

Both employers and employees suffer in silence from poor mental health

eBay opens physical pop-up store to reinvent the UK high street

UK high-street crisis hits more stores and vacancy rates are the highest in four years

WHSmith scales retail presence with expansion into Singapore

It has been caught up in controversies but can influencer marketing still work for your business?

From sex parties to peanut butter, crowdfunding is so flexible that banks should be concerned

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