Entrepreneur Andrew Scott, CEO of The Ascot Group, shares the lessons he learned from hitting rock bottom and starting again.

Sometimes, you have to lose hard to win big

Andrew Scott
Oct 5 '26
Entrepreneur Andrew Scott, CEO of The Ascot Group, shares the lessons he learned from hitting rock bottom and starting again
Michael Hunter of Welbeck Cambridge argues that the information advantage businesses once held over customers has disappeared - and that the firms embracing transparency are now winning trust, reducing friction and standing out in crowded markets.

Why transparency is becoming a competitive advantage

Michael Hunter
Oct 2 '26
Michael Hunter of Welbeck Cambridge argues that the information advantage businesses once held over customers has disappeared – and that the firms embracing transparency are now winning trust, reducing friction and standing out in crowded markets
Julie Firth of STORY22 explains why the businesses pulling ahead with AI are not the ones with the best prompts - they are the ones who did the hard work on their marketing fundamentals years ago.

The businesses winning with AI are doing something surprisingly old-fashioned

Julie Firth
Sep 24 '26
Julie Firth of STORY22 explains why the businesses pulling ahead with AI are not the ones with the best prompts – they are the ones who did the hard work on their marketing fundamentals years ago
Business trends can inspire new ideas, but understanding what customers need should determine which ones deserve your time and money.

Your customers do not care about your industry’s next big thing

Thomas Hal Robson-Kanu
Sep 22 '26
Business trends can inspire new ideas, but understanding what customers need should determine which ones deserve your time and money
What Pixar can teach every salesperson about winning customers

What Pixar can teach every salesperson about winning customers

Phil Hobden
Sep 9 '26
Phil Hobden explains how Pixar storytelling techniques can help salespeople create stakes and emotional engagement to win B2B customers
Discover why being best-known can beat being the best, and how visibility, consistency and credibility can drive business growth.

Why being best-known beats being the best

Andrew Scott
Sep 4 '26
Andrew Scott, one of the UK’s leading entrepreneurs and business experts, explains why being visible, memorable and trusted can matter more to business growth than being the best at what you do
Ambitious customers can drive growth for businesses that choose to scale alongside them, even if they are not the biggest.

Grow with growing customers

Pavlo Phitidis
Sep 4 '26
Ambitious customers can drive growth for businesses that choose to scale alongside them, even if they are not the biggest
Sophie Milliken on how writing a book transformed her business profile and why thought leadership is now the most powerful marketing tool available.

My book did not make me rich. It made me known.

Sophie Milliken MBE
Sep 2 '26
Sophie Milliken on how writing a book transformed her business profile and why thought leadership is now the most powerful marketing tool available
Discover the hidden costs of overstating your business size and why authentic positioning can build trust, stronger referrals and retention.

The hidden cost of making your business look bigger than it is

Julie Firth
Sep 1 '26
Julie Firth explains how overstating a company’s size creates hidden costs, from weaker referrals to silent churn, and offers practical checks
Michael Hunter of Welbeck Cambridge argues that in a market saturated with options, trust has become the most powerful competitive advantage a business can build.

How to build trust in markets where consumers have more choice than ever

Michael Hunter
Aug 28 '26
Michael Hunter of Welbeck Cambridge argues that in a market saturated with options, trust has become the most powerful competitive advantage a business can build
Why customers forgive some mistakes but never forget others

Why customers forgive some mistakes but never forget others

Julie Firth
Aug 19 '26
Julie Firth explores why customers forgive some mistakes but remember others, and how managing expectations can protect trust and loyalty
Market Location’s Steve Forsdick explains why poor-quality data can undermine technology, waste resources and quietly damage business growth.

Is bad data silently sabotaging your business?

Georgina Taylor
Aug 18 '26
Market Location’s Steve Forsdick explains why poor-quality data can undermine technology, waste resources and quietly damage business growth