Ingenious Britain

A young British woman, whose new start-up social enterprise aims to raise £1 million by July 2014 to fund a home for abandoned disabled children in Southern Africa has secured the support of film star Richard E Grant.

Ingenious Britain, one of the UK’s most prominent small business campaigns and advice organisations, has launched a campaign to raise the profile of the problems faced by small businesses from late payment by larger clients.

Ingenious Britain, the small business campaign, community and advice and information portal, has announced that it is launching a crowdfunding initiative to raise a £500,000 investment in return for a combined 25% equity stake in the business.

Brands can achieve far more valuable insights from focus group research if they leverage factors which differentiate them from their competitors to give participants a “money can’t buy” experience.

Brands may be missing out on revenue from a potentially high value demographic group by not adequately catering for the soaring number of single occupancy households in the...

Growler Brewery, Nethergate, the Good Pub Guide’s Brewery of the Year 2012, has unveiled a complete rebrand for its portfolio of award winning beers; Old Growler, Growler Bitter, Umbel, Lemon Head and Essex Border.

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Marketers interested in leveraging the power of audio as part of a direct marketing campaign or in promotional literature can now do so for short as well as larger run campaigns following the launch of a new service for agencies and brands alike.

Bike Dock sent a hidden camera crew to a London market location, where a stooge was filmed ‘stealing’ a bicycle. On average it takes nearly 3 minutes for people to recognise that a theft has taken place and up to 15 people could walk past.

A new qualitative research study to be published this week will reveal how Britons plan to reject traditional consumption and spend Christmas reconnecting with the things and people that matter most and are closest to them.