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Something that some of us might be familiar with, more than others, and I for one didn’t think it would have an impact in my life again the way it has. It’s heart-warming to hear the applause and see our nation come together showing support for the front-line workers that have helped us through the

“In the midst of difficulty, lies opportunity” So observed Albert Einstein. And he had a point. Despite the challenges, some companies are actively looking to find new customers, to help clients, to solve problems when other less versatile organisations are struggling to do so. And as they capture those slices of their markets, as they build their

The last time I put pen to paper, or should it be fingers to keyboard? which you can read here, I gave you two scenarios: 1) You sit it out, stop all new business activity and see what happens 2) You use this time wisely We’re all re-assessing how businesses are communicating their brand values, how

You’re faced with two scenarios 1) You sit it out, stop all new business activity and see what happens. 2) You use this time wisely: – Improving your website and story – Creating valuable content – Updating marketing collateral – Building your profile and posting regularly on social media – Communicating with your clients and contacts through

Do nothing, that’s the fastest way of moving backwards.  If you’re struggling to know what to do when it comes to your new business and marketing activity, or finding it hard to manage your remote teams, colleagues and clients, or simply looking for new ways to keep as many opportunities coming your way so you can

Like a lot of businesses out there I’ve had a few calls this week from clients, some in the event space, some in the sports marketing space and even some in the hotel & travel sector, all desperately worried about the situation they are in, and exploring ways to cut costs. And like most people,