A lot of businesses will be relying on their online marketing endeavours this Christmas. Competition will be intense, so if you’re looking to drive brand awareness and increase conversions, social media campaigns are the answer to your prayers.
One of the greatest wartime tragedies occurred off the shores of Devon in 1944. Nine hundred and forty-six American servicemen lost their lives, as they prepared for the historic D-Day landings. The disaster was of such magnitude that the details weren’t made public until after the war, amid fears it would seriously damage morale.
Have you ever considered how web design can transform your business? User-friendly, professional websites will allow businesses to attract a large number of visitors across a range of devices and platforms.
The fishing industry has suffered drastically, both in the UK and across Europe, as a result of the Covid-19 lockdown. With restaurants closing for long periods since the UK lockdown began on 16th March, the market for fish has reduced significantly.
In the days before modern technology helped intrepid adventurers to keep in touch, renowned British explorer Robert Falcon Scott led two famous Antarctic expeditions. Hailed a national hero, the Royal Navy officer eventually perished in the frozen wastes of the Antarctic in 1912.
Castle Drogo is the last castle to be built in England. The monument was constructed near Drewsteignton, in Devon, between 1911 and 1930 and has been owned by the National Trust since 1974. Today, it is a popular visitor attraction.
Located in Ocean City, Sutton Harbour, Plymouth, the largest aquarium in the UK is the National Marine Aquarium. It opened in May 1998 with the aim of supporting conservation, education and research. It is the only UK aquarium to be run as a charity.
Advertising has gone through a massive and rapid period of change in the 21st century. Following our earlier blog on advertising from 1910 to 2000, we’re exploring how changes in the industry have accelerated over the past two decades.
The county of Devon, in south west England, is a mix of sandy beaches, towering cliffs, quaint towns and beautiful national parks. Its coastline is so breathtaking that it’s known as the English Riviera, thanks to resorts such as Torquay, Brixham and Paignton.
