Today is Small Business Saturday, a grassroots campaign which encourages consumers to ‘shop local’ and support independent businesses in their communities. This year, it feels more crucial than ever as many small retailers face increasing challenges from inflation, competition from e-commerce giants, and the rising
Starting a new concept, service-led marketing agency in a, let’s be frank, a recession is difficult (some might say, maybe a little bonkers?) To do this and to be successful you need, what we like to call in the biz, a “hero” client or two.
In case you missed it, throughout April we have been sharing weekly updates via our social channels, looking at the top marketing trends this year. We broke down some of these marketing trends from just a few of the many reports we’ve digested so you
dot + del deliver donation to Glasgow Children’s Hospital Not-for-profit PR and marketing agency, dot + del, has today presented its chosen charity partner, Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity (GCHC) with a cheque for £8,000. The cash raised marks the end of the 18-month charity partnership
When we started dot + del we knew two things immediately: 1) identifying what would set us apart from the competition would be what really mattered and 2) attracting potential clients would follow. We also knew because we wanted to keep our ‘small but mighty’
Where to start with our end-of-year update. We could write about the clients we’ve won or about the amazing work we’ve delivered from Ideal Home Show Scotland (and Christmas!); The Cake & Bake Show and being back at the scene of the Crimecon again this
First things first, contrary to popular belief, PR doesn’t just mean ‘press releases’. It’s not all about writing copy or performative stunts that blow through budgets faster than you can say, ‘Where’s all the budget gone?’ PR means Public Relations. According to the Chartered Institute
We did it. It’s a wrap on our first year and I am so delighted with what we’ve managed to achieve. It was a hard concept for some to get their heads around. So, in essence: It was a new concept and I believed it