Alan Stevens writes .. RBS-NatWest problems: Customer experiences NatWest – five key things it needs to do rebuild customer relationships The knock-on effects of the technical meltdown at RBS and its offshoot NatWest may affect credit checks Latest : NatWest […]
RBS, NatWest, Ulster Bank – Banking makes you go blind Read More »
The BIG Green Schumacher Lecture: The annual Schumacher Society lecture weekend in Bristol is a UK institution. This year, for BIG Green Week, they are organising not one, but seven separate events over the festival featuring a range of keynote
Regeneration for real: on the ground and in your mind / Big Green Week Bristol Read More »
As the 2012 Games draws closer and the world is set to talk about London and the UK, non-official sponsors still have plenty of opportunities to capitalise on the landmark event. Hotcow is a multi-award winning Experiential Marketing agency.
Is your brand trying to catch hold of the Olympic fever? / Hotcow Read More »
Integrated creative marketing communications company Fox Kalomaski Crossing launches this week the next phase of a comprehensive communications campaign for Gloucester Quays outlet shopping destination.
Gloucester Quays shopping centre’s new campaign / Fox Kalomaski Crossing Read More »
Creston is relocating two of its leading marketing agencies, EMO and The Real Adventure (TRA), to Bristol Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone. TRA and EMO will be the first commercial tenants to move into the newly completed Enterprise Zone.
Britain’s leading food TV channel, Good Food, has commissioned a landmark exclusive series from Mentorn Media, called Hairy Bikers’ Mississippi Adventure
Bath Ales has a loyal following. But by engaging with them on social media sites, the brewery has got closer to its customers and sales have increased dramatically as a result. Rachel Miller reports.
“The result was that Bath Ales saw an increase in online sales of 56% ” Read More »
A bid to create a marketing scheme to sell Bristol to the world is moving ahead. The task force charged with developing the marketing approach plans to start an online survey soon to find out what residents think about their
How would you sell Bristol to the world? Read More »
Here’s a new idea…The Bristol Pound is a secure local currency designed to support Bristol’s independent businesses, strengthen the local economy, keep our high streets diverse and distinct, helping build a strong community. A local currency increases the likelihood that
“A local currency increases the likelihood that money spent in Bristol stays in Bristol” Read More »
