We’ve all been there – too much to do, lists all over the place, an inbox with over 100 unopened emails, looming deadlines….. and yet all you can do is sit there biting your nails and reading the headlines on MSN.
Where do you start? And how do you get the inspiration to start clearing out the inbox, ticking items off the list, meeting those deadlines?
“It’s a wrap” is a Cornish company offering personalised gift-wrapped chocolate and sweets for weddings, birthdays, christenings and other special celebrations, run by sisters Karen and Nicola. Customers can upload their own artwork to the wrappers, their own messages and even their own photographs.
Karen and Nicola would like to drive more traffic to their site, generate more sign-ups to their newsletter, and raise awareness of their wedding favours and children’s party gifts. Here are some suggestions on how to develop their website:
With a bit of help from Wallace and Gromit….
Wallace is one of the world’s greatest inventors (yes, John Logie Baird and that television thing were pretty cool, and Alexander Graham Bell did a great job with the telephone too)….
But Wallace has something they didn’t – he has Gromit.
Gromit supports him through the tough times, helps him out with new product development and looks out for him.
He helps him fine-tune his inventions and is a willing test subject (sometimes) through their development to their launch.
We could all do with a Gromit in our lives, but we’re not all as lucky as Wallace, so how can the rest of us move our new products forward to market?
Over 10 million people watch Strictly Come Dancing in the UK – the sequins, the celebrity injuries, the judges, the behind-the-scenes romances – we can’t get enough of it.
The Saturday night programme….. the Sunday night results show….. the sneak peaks backstage on the midweek evening show….. it’s a full-time job keeping up with all the Strictly news.
But why?
What is it about Strictly that has us so captivated?
And how can that help your business?
