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Great CRM starts way before you hit ‘send’. In fact it starts before you build any emails at all

Three of our social team headed to Social Media Conference Cymru 2026 to find out what’s working on social right now.

For years, we’ve been told print is over and social media is king, but could it be that print magazines are coming back?

LinkedIn has introduced a “Seems like AI slop” feedback option, allowing users on the platform to flag posts they believe are low-quality or overly reliant on AI.

People don't experience destinations in a straight line. They discover places on their FYP, Google reviews to see what others think, watch a reel to get a feel for the atmosphere, browse the website, sign up for emails in the hope of a discount and maybe even check an AI summary before deciding whether it's worth the trip.

Creating a reactive social media post is a great way to join the online conversation, to involve your community in the fun and maybe get a little more reach and engagement to boot.

Our SEO Specialist & Data Analyst, Naomi Chapman, went to BrightonSEO this year to hear what’s next for search, AI and digital discovery, and came back with plenty to think about!

A buzzing comments section is social strategy gold. It boosts engagement, reach and brand visibility all while building a valuable audience connection.

BrightonSEO is back, and like most of the industry, we’ll be heading down to the seaside for a couple of days of talks, trends, and almost certainly too much coffee.

There’s a difference between social content that informs and social content which people actually choose to watch.

If you’re ready to dust down your processes and freshen up your strategies, here are a few marketing tips to help you breath new life into your game plan

Every few months, SEO gets a new silver bullet, and in February 2026 it was Markdown. Rumours began swirling that AI search tools favoured simplified formatting.