The JAM Jar
Did you know that every single minute of the day, around 320 million new Tweets are posted? When you look at the billions of people in the world that are online, it’s a seemingly endless void of messages, many of which go completely unnoticed. (more…)
After 14 years of building and resdesigning websites for a variety of clients, we’ve seen the good, the bad and the ugly. While a good website will require significant investment, it isn’t all about how much you spend. A website is just one part of your digital strategy and without a defined goal and marketing tactics – it may not offer the return on investment you expect.
From UX (user experience) to social media, we’re here to cover why an integrated agency is best placed to deliver a website that can help you achieve your goals. (more…)
With an estimated 85% reduction in footfall to retail stores during the lockdown period and most hospitality venues shutting down altogether, e-commerce has been the only way for many brands to stay afloat.
With more pressure than ever for online channels to perform, ensuring customers can easily find your products on search engines could have a solid effect on your bottom line. To get you started, here is our beginners guide to SEO for food and drink brands. (more…)
When Hydes Brewery needed a complete re-think of its beer line, ‘The Beer Studio’, we presented a vibrant new approach… Following a competitive pitch, we took Hydes Brewery’s dedication to experimentation and innovation to a new level with a complete rebrand of their popular cask ales range – “The Beer Studio”.
We’re simply brimming with joy as we announce that, following a three-way pitch process, we have been appointed by The Skinny Food Co to sweeten up the ‘guilt-free syrup and sauce’ brand’s PR strategy.
Over the last decade or so, home and remote working has increased dramatically, as technology allows us to stay connected and work collaboratively with ease, and employers allow staff to work flexibly to help with work-life balance.
A recent ONS Labour Force Survey found that 1.54 million people now work from home for their main job, and the BBC’s Wake Up to Money programme noted that there was a 74 per cent increase in people working from home between 2008 and 2018. On top of this, there are 4.8 million self-employed people in the UK, who regularly work from their kitchen tables hustling and grinding, driving their businesses forward.
Whether you’re able to work from home or not, any form of self-isolation during the current coronavirus pandemic can be overwhelming. The Jammers have been social distancing and working from home since mid-March and have truly learned the importance of prioritising your mental health and staying mindful.
As we all settle into finding new normals, here’s a list of hand-picked resources to help you and your family find comfort amongst all the chaos.