Your new website sucks, and here’s why – you don’t need one
Everywhere we look, we are being told we need a new website campaign, digital marketing, to be at the top of Google. If you don’t, your world will crumble.
Businesses need to care about fast websites – right now they’re too slow
It should be no surprise that the internet is e first port of call for most consumers searching for products and services, so fast websites are a must.
Avoid the website traffic jam: Don’t go the same way as Glastonbury 2017
It may seem like the festival season has just finished, but tickets for Glastonbury 2017 have already been on sale and sold out within an hour of release. But it’s a shame a website traffic jam left many customers with a bitter taste in their mouths.
The marketing function: Key to scaling startups
Startups face a number of growing pains while finding their footing – from marketing, to working with investors, to the other various things they may overlook when first setting up their businesses. And it’s that marketing function that’s key for achieving scale.
Getting your website right: A path to brand loyalty for small businesses
For small, medium and early stage-businesses brand loyalty is a highly valued commodity – it takes time to earn but can be lost very quickly. Whilst large, established brands can afford the occasional blip in customer service, smaller brands are more exposed and have little room for error.
Top SME design trends for 2016
Designing a logo is just the first step in launching or rebranding a business. From our experience in running an international design marketplace over the past 12 months, here are our thoughts and predictions about the key SMEs trends that will dominate 2016.
Do celebrity clients like Jeremy Paxman help an SME?
With a client roster being one of the most important validation points for any business looking to attract new custom, we ask the founder of Bozboz whether his star-named customers have been a boost.
The entrepreneur who gave his own money away to strangers to hit the jackpot
It’s a phrase that is normally associated with bad media headlines and political controversy, but for former graphic designer Chris Holbrook, “Post Code Lottery” has been very good news.