Although true on so many levels, never has there been such an ironic headline to an article.  In fact, our headline depicts two different aspects from one of the most valued industries in the UK.  As a marketing company that has worked very closely with construction companies over the past 6 years, it has provided us with great insight into this fickle and unforgiving industry we love. I’d like to share my thoughts on both aspects of ‘the changing landscape’. &nbsp

As someone who likes producing content for ourselves and our valued clients, I realise in this headline alone, I won’t be getting a call from the Globe Theatre anytime soon.  However, behind the terrible pun lays an interesting and greatly talked-about matter close to my heart. In order to bring this article more into context, please allow me to go back in time.  Whilst I often feel like an eager teenager, I still remember my first role as an 18-year old apprentice bac

Those of you old enough to remember may well be humming the famous 70’s Stylistics classic in your head (sorry about that). In celebration of our new website, I write this article with a huge amount of pride and optimism (and we wonder why it took so long – the tale of the plumber and his own bathroom comes to mind). Our new site was probably far too long in the making, but we are hopeful that the results will support the old adage that ‘you only get once chance t

It’s the 15th of August 2019, the sun is shining, and we enter the next phase of our story. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you all to our widely anticipated brand-new website. I thought long and hard about whether to write a quick blog about this, but I then reminded myself that I spend most of my working life empowering clients to continuously ‘tell their story’ – I really must practice what I preach! The real reason for this blog is to praise