5 ways to kick-off your marketing activity in 2022
Focus and structure your marketing this year.
Why networking should be a key part of your marketing strategy?
And how to be strategic about it.
10 Simple Ideas for Content Updates to your Website
10 Simple Ideas for Content Updates to your Website
5 Steps to Review and Revitalise your Social Media
5 Steps to Review & Revitalise your Social Media!
Kickstarting my career at Bevic
After just over one month at Bevic my knowledge of the real world of marketing and communication has already grown so much.
My Self-employed journey – Life and Lessons
I was delighted to write a piece for Yorkshire Businesswoman magazine on my journey to self-employment, sharing the highs, lows and the what-I-wished-I-knowns.
2020 - The year we'll never forget
As you get older, the years seem to flash before our eyes and admittedly as I try and recall events and memories, they tend to blur into either pre-kids or a post-kids era! However, 2020 will be forever vividly etched in my mind.
Why a picture speaks a thousand words for your brand
Professional imagery doesn’t feature in all marketing strategies but it should be a key feature. Professional photographer, Tom Martin shared his top tips and insights when it comes to photography in brand marketing.
Brand behaviour and the value of consumer trust
Brands ‘doing the right thing’ has become an increasing factor in consumer brand perceptions and considerations when it comes to purchasing decisions and trust.
The power of partnerships and collaboration
Partnerships and collaborations for all size of business can be a great gateway to generate interest and awareness of your brand. They can reinforce your goals and purpose, amplify your brand DNA and positioning with new audiences, and add credibility in new categories.
Why research is your unexpected friend for business success
When was the last time you undertook any customer research and insight activity for your business? Or put another way, when was the last time your marketing strategy was based on more than simply assumptions or historical behaviour?