What happens when you’re so busy doing the work that you can’t take a step back and focus on strategy for the business you know can grow?

Social enterprises often want to compete in the market on the quality of the service or product they are selling. But a change in strategy reaped dividends for one social entrepreneur.

Two of our speakers have been featured in Exhibition News this month. Jordan Schwarzenberger reveals the marketing secrets behind YouTube sensations The Sidemen and Karen Lynch issues a rallying cry to the events industry.

Launching a new initiative and need publicity to create social impact? Got a cause you want the public to support? Have a brilliant product or service you want people to buy? Here's how to get eyes on your prize.

You’ve got a decent amount of followers on social media and been honoured for your work. But how do you take your marketing to the next level? Callaly got noticed by unboxing some vintage “women’s products”

Getting mentioned by one of the bigger press brands can provide a major boost to sales, but how do you connect with journalists and get them interested?

Period poverty social enterprise Hey Girls is just two years old but has appeared across multiple media channels and is a recognised brand. We asked them how they did it.

Yes, walls and fences need painting. But there are skills within companies that social entrepreneurs can really benefit from. So we're doing something about it.