Category: Digital Marketing

The food and beverage sector is one of the toughest to cut through in It’s chaotic and competitive with the tightest of margins, but if you win, you win big  So, in an extremely noisy industry, how do you get heard You might think the answer...

Attention is the new currency  As people rethink where they are spending their time and attention online, influencer marketing is changing with them In the past, brands measured success by reach, impressions, and engagement, favouring creators...

Our first State of Social Media 2026 report surveyed 222 senior UK marketers The numbers are worse than I expected, and I expected them to be bad I asked a room of marketing and comms directors recently how many of them could draw a straight line...

When someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity to recommend a firm like yours, your brand is either named in the answer or it is invisible Getting named comes down to three things: writing a machine can quote cleanly, your brand being talked about...

Generative engine optimisation (GEO) is how brands earn citations in AI answers Our traffic fell 50% after AI Overviews launched Here is what worked In late 2024 I watched half of our website traffic disappear Rankings hadn't moved We still sat...

Influencers have become one of the biggest tools within our sector Creating relatable, engaging, and trending content is now the go-to to cut through the noise and reach the target audience However, as influencers grow and evolve, many start to...

Influencer marketing is constantly changing as the digital landscape evolves While celebrity influencers and experts dominate the spotlight, we are seeing micro-influencers quietly taking the lead  Typically under 15,000 followers, these...

An influencer campaign should enter the room and turn heads rather than shout loudly when they come through the door Influencer marketing cannot be used as a strategy where you aim to be the loudest person in the room, mainly because that room is...

With the latest advancements, more people now prefer to research products on social media apps rather than traditional browsers According to TikTok’s official data, 57% of users use the search function to research products, while 25% search...

Social media moves quickly, but 2026 has come with some of the clearest shifts TikTok, Instagram and YouTube are all refining their algorithms, and the patterns are unmistakable: platforms are rewarding content that’s useful, searchable,...