It won’t be much of a surprise to you, if I tell you that information flows more freely and quickly now, than ever before. If customers find it hard to understand the point you’re trying to make or the message you’re wanting to get across, it’s really easy for them to move on to someone else.

It's crunch time! Are you still looking for something fun for your family or company to do together for Christmas? Maybe for your staff or clients and their families? Perhaps you want to say thank you to a family that has had a hard and difficult year. Perhaps you just want your kids to have fun.

Looking for a healthier roast for Christmas day? This is a delicious turkey dinner recipe, where you aren’t missing out at all, you even get to enjoy scrumptious gravy! There can be as much as 1450 calories in your average Christmas roast, so this recipe could save you nearly 1000 calories and you won’t miss out on any of the taste!

‘Tis the season to be jolly, so now is the perfect time to be drawing attention to your brand and theme your product or service in a festive fashion.

Do you have more than 1 business vehicle? If so, sometimes this can be a headache, trying to keep up with individual renewal dates and who can use which vehicle.

We now find ourselves in a Hard Insurance Market – But what does that actually mean? Well simply put it means that insurance premiums are rising. For many years we have found ourselves in a Soft Market which means that there are many insurers competing for the same business and so rates then fall which benefits clients.

It's vital to make it clear what folks stand to lose by NOT working with you, if you want to win their business!

Great copy is all about telling great stories. So if you want to sell your products or services, you better tell a story that makes your client the hero, and helps them win the day!

There’s an average of 121 emails dropping into each of our inboxes every day! So getting people to open (and take notice of) your content is more difficult than ever.

It’s been a strange year for everyone, especially certain businesses like mine, entertaining. But I’m not going to go on about how much work I’ve lost, or anything like that. This blog is about supporting local businesses. As communities have come together to cope with lockdowns, helping neighbours and those in need it is time to continue to think locally and buy Christmas presents from local businesses or do local activities to those that are open and safe to go and visit.