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Jars of Nutella lined up in a shop

Going nuts for Nutella – “riot” ensues

French shoppers have been “rioting” over Nutella. This should fall into the realms of “you couldn’t make it up”. Normally such a tale turns out to be about much more than the headline. However in this case it really does seem to be all about a huge price cut for every French person’s favourite chocolate

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Storm Stacey

Whipping up a Storm on the track

Just occasionally you come across someone with a special, undeniable talent and when you can do something to help them on their way, you don’t think twice. That’s how we felt when we met Storm Stacey. Storm is a 14-year-old motorcyle racing prodigy with a massive future in front of him.

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FYI – sponsorship value is not all about ROI

Want, want, want…. but what’s in it for me? Return on investment. That’s what everyone wants. In fact, we even heard it from a politician once. It’s the value you get from your spend or your time. But what is becoming increasingly obvious is that not all people, or all businesses, view value as meaning the same thing.

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New vacuum rules don’t suck… marketing execs do

An awful lot of people, egged on by certain quarters in the media, are thoroughly up-in-arms about vacuum cleaners. You can’t fail to have heard about the recent EU ban on machines that have a motor larger than 1600w. It’s perfect grist for the “look what those idiots in Brussels have gone and done again” brigade.

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Give customers the credit they deserve

Here’s a good maxim for a business to live by: don’t treat customers like idiots. Don’t try to baffle them with your industry terminology, hide behind lame explanations for why you can’t do something or fail to give them a method by which they can easily contact you. It amazes, perplexes and angers me in

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Don’t take that tone of voice with me!

Every business, like every person, has a tone of voice. It can vary depending on circumstances, just like being in a bad mood can put an edge in your voice, whether you intend it to be there or not. Unfortunately, unlike a teenager throwing a wobbly, a business won’t be easily forgiven for getting stroppy

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Small, nimble… and deadly

In a world that seems to love ‘big’ (big brands, big news, big celebrities, big scandals) don’t you think we tend to undervalue ‘small’? Too often something small is not taken seriously. That may be down to a very human trait which subconsciously associates success and ability with scale; if the business is big, it must be because

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