In the arts we often confuse those that like what we do with those who support us. It matters because while we need to make sure those who attend our performances or exhibitions attend regularly, it is vital that we identify those who actually want to help us.
The problem is that while supporters will almost […]
Who said there’s no such thing as bad publicity? The recent story about The Broadway Hotel in Blackpool which fined a guest £100 for writing a bad review on TripAdvisor suggests otherwise. It’s hard to imagine this particular business turning the sorry tale to their advantage. In fact, their crass approach to bad reviews is […]
A CAP (Committee of Advertising Practice) report at the end of July took Tesco to task for advertising a discount on some beer of a price that had been temporarily raised. This means you mustn’t claim you are discounting unless you genuinely are. I’m a big fan of dynamic pricing which can mean a price […]
