Industry 4.0 is a frequently showcased technology in the media, but how can a smaller business, with a smaller budget, put them to use?
Localisation: Six Reasons Why You Need It
April 26, 2021
Localisation is often confused with translation, but it is the entire process of adapting a product or content to a specific location or market.
5 Ways to Monetise a Website
February 22, 2021
Due to the pandemic, it is now common to find people searching the internet for ways they can monetise their website during these challenging times.
Design Strategy - A Guide to Strategic Thinking
January 4, 2021
Design strategy is the term used to describe the nexus between corporate strategy and design thinking and plays a critical role in the success of goals.
5 Shifts in Shopping Behaviour for Christmas 2020
November 1, 2020
Christmas in 2020 will continue to be a period of peak shopping demand and a critical time for retailers to analyse and strategise shopping behaviour.
Everything You Need to Know - Website Privacy Policy
October 25, 2020
The challenge of a website privacy policy is there are a lot of things to think about, and what’s important to include might vary by your industry or location.
UK eCommerce 15% Revenue Spike Since Lockdown
October 17, 2020
UK eCommerce companies have seen significant growth, in revenues and repeat orders since lockdown, reporting average annual revenue increases of more than 15%.
Low-budget Branding for Small Businesses
October 12, 2020
Low-budget branding is about making your business visible, in a consistent way. Everything you communicate should reflect these values.
What is the Facebook Pixel? And How to Use it?
September 14, 2020
If you’re using Facebook ads, there’s one key tool you should start using right away to get the most out of your social ad budget: the Facebook Pixel.
Marketplaces: UK Shoppers More Likely to buy from Online than Directly from Retailers
August 24, 2020
The move to online shopping continues apace, but more UK shoppers are using marketplaces rather than directly from retailers for convenience and good delivery.
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