Adopting our son…Danny & James couldn’t be happier
We started our adoption process back in 2014, just after our wedding and in all honesty, we couldn’t have been more nervous! I was more nervous about meeting ou...
We started our adoption process back in 2014, just after our wedding and in all honesty, we couldn’t have been more nervous! I was more nervous about meeting ou...
Charlotte recognised she needed to make some lifestyle changing decisions following a period of time battling with addictions and family issues. She came to th...
Although 2020 has been a trying time for many individuals and business, Datacentreplus has manoeuvred through the first lockdown period successfully and helped...
As well as his work with KSH Safety Services, their health and safety consultant, Kevin Heywood, has been elected to the voluntary role of Publicity Officer fo...
Hundreds have pledged their support for NW businesses who'll be showcasing their products to the region this coming Black Friday - but only for 4 days until Cyb...
For many people, if they hear the words "health and safety', they think 'dull and boring'. Traditionally, that has probably been true, but it needn't be. T...
The next big thing in marketing for 2021 and beyond is increasing the effectiveness of the marketing function. That is integrating new marketing capabilities into existing processes rather than simply adding new capabilities.
Why the next big thing in marketing is important
Firstly, this is not just our opinion. This conclusion was published in a Harvard Business Review paper entitled, ‘Is your marketing organisation ready for what’s next?’. This study interviewed 120 senior marketers and found that marketing is mostly adding silos when introducing new capabilities. For example, implementing new social media channels means a SMM team. ‘Near me’ marketing may involve a mobile marketing team. Predictive marketing may involve an intent based team.
Secondly, many senior marketers believe that technology is taking over. New technologies are infringing upon strategy, roles are becoming less clear and branding is separating from lead generation and performance. Without a one-size-fits-all approach, CMOs face a dilemma over what services to keep in-house and what to give to specialists. Technologies may straddle in-house and third-party support which leads to further fragmentation and silos.
Read the full article here.
NATIONWIDE COLLABORATION & SHARINGAs our share platforms have continued to grow, so too have our online meet ups! Join us for our next fortnightly meet up wher...
🎅 Here comes Christmas! 🎅Join us for a festive Christmas Centrepiece Making Class, where you’ll be shown and guided through how to create your own beautiful,...
Indoor Shades, a local band, are performing at EZ Hampers! This versatile three-piece (sometimes four with a drummer) band brings an eclectic mix of music, sure...
The Konsortia Partnership are groups of local, professional small and medium-sized (SME’s) businesses in property and construction based in Manchester and Prest...
Our crochet come along open to all abilities. Come and join our informal crochet sessions, for anyone that would like a little help or to share their hints & ti...
Whether you are in the early stages and just seeking information or you have been considering adoption for a while, joining us at one of our online information...