Do brands need to stand for something?

Friday, 06 May 2022 Nick Dormon

We are hearing a great deal about purpose in marketing and business these days. Unilever have been on the vanguard of giving brands social, ethical and environmental purpose for a decade or more under their Sustainable Living Plan.

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Tone of voice guidelines and why you need them

Monday, 02 March 2020 Liz Walker

A common reason for a business to fail in today’s competitive market is lack of differentiation.

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Where are businesses going wrong with influencer marketing?

Monday, 30 September 2019 Tim Hyde

By the close of 2020, the spend on influencer marketing is forecast to exceed an incredible $10 Billion.

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5 Tips for engaging a food and drink manufacturer

Tuesday, 03 September 2019 Thomas Lock

Family recipes, a dish created while at uni, something sampled on holiday ‒ inspiration for great food and drink products can come from anywhere.

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What’s the sudden obsession with pop-up stores and can they save the high street?

Thursday, 13 June 2019 Zen Terrelonge

Fresh from eBay and Amazon launching pop-up campaigns within weeks of each other, we investigate why all eyes seem to be on short-term shopping

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The value of design

Wednesday, 06 April 2022 Nick Dormon

This week a prospective client came to us wanting a new brand designed for a service in the EV sector.

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Why It’s Time To Rethink Your Glossy, Useless Brochureware

Monday, 03 February 2020 Jason Ball

Does your corporate editorial really offer a return on investment? Make 2020 the year you overhaul your expensive B2B brochureware.

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Three ways to make your marketing message stick

Friday, 27 September 2019 Emma Humphrey

When most people hear SME, they think startup, or one-man band, when the reality is that most SMEs aren’t that small or new.

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7 Top tips for getting listed in supermarkets

Tuesday, 27 August 2019 Thomas Lock

If you’ve created a new retail product, getting it onto supermarket shelves may seem like the holy grail. Whether customers shop online or in-store, the overwhelming majority of British shoppers regularly buy from big supermarkets.

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Waitrose launches a trial to reduce unnecessary plastic packaging

Tuesday, 04 June 2019 Fahima Begum

Introducing a so-called Waitrose Unpacked scheme, the John Lewis-owned supermarket has embarked on a sustainability crusade to change the way consumers shop

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Do brands need to stand for something?

Tone of voice guidelines and why you need them

Where are businesses going wrong with influencer marketing?

5 Tips for engaging a food and drink manufacturer

What’s the sudden obsession with pop-up stores and can they save the high street?

The value of design

Why It’s Time To Rethink Your Glossy, Useless Brochureware

Three ways to make your marketing message stick

7 Top tips for getting listed in supermarkets

Waitrose launches a trial to reduce unnecessary plastic packaging

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