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A lot of marketing focuses on attracting new customers, but there’s also plenty of value in thinking about the people wh...
21/09/2026

A lot of marketing focuses on attracting new customers, but there’s also plenty of value in thinking about the people who have already chosen to visit you.

Once someone has stayed, eaten, visited or booked an experience with you, they already know your business. The question then becomes how you keep that relationship going and give them a reason to come back.

That could mean introducing them to something they didn’t experience the first time, showing them what a visit looks like in a different season, or simply staying in touch so that when they are ready to make plans again, your business is still front of mind.

Are you giving your customers a reason to come back?

When you’re deciding where to put your marketing budget, it’s worth looking at what’s happening across your marketing be...
17/09/2026

When you’re deciding where to put your marketing budget, it’s worth looking at what’s happening across your marketing before automatically investing in the next new thing.

You might think you need paid ads, but if your website isn’t turning existing visitors into bookings, that could be the better place to start. Or you might have a brilliant website and plenty of great content, but need to invest more in actually getting it in front of people.

There isn’t one right answer for every business. The important bit is working out what’s going to make the biggest difference to yours right now.

Need support? Let’s chat.

15/09/2026

When bookings drop, the answer isn’t always to do more marketing.

Before putting more budget into ads, content or other activity, take a closer look at what’s actually happening.

Are fewer people finding you, or are plenty of people showing interest but not going on to book?

Those are two very different problems, and they need very different solutions.

Understanding where the drop is happening gives you a much better idea of where your time and budget should go next.

11/09/2026

You don’t always need a new offer to give people a fresh reason to book.

The same stay could be a walking weekend for one person, a foodie break for another or simply an excuse to get away for a couple of nights.

Sometimes it’s less about changing what you’re selling and more about finding different ways to position it.

Look at the different experiences, audiences, seasons and reasons people choose your business. There are probably more marketing angles there than you think.

A few hours can give you a lot of content when you go into a shoot knowing what you need to capture.I’m not just looking...
10/09/2026

A few hours can give you a lot of content when you go into a shoot knowing what you need to capture.

I’m not just looking for the obvious shots. I’m thinking about the wider experience, the little details, the people, the surroundings and the moments that help bring the business to life.

The aim is to come away with a varied bank of content that can be used across different posts, messages and campaigns, rather than lots of footage that all feels the same.

If your content could do with a refresh, get in touch to chat about a shoot.

08/09/2026

Social media can be a really valuable part of your marketing, but it shouldn’t automatically be the starting point.

Before deciding what to post or which channels to focus on, get clear on what you actually need your marketing to achieve.

Start with the business objective, then build your marketing around it.

Need support with it? Let’s chat.

04/09/2026

Great photos and videos can make your business look good, but they’re much more effective when there’s some strategy behind them.

Getting clear on what you’re trying to achieve gives your marketing direction. It helps you understand what you should be talking about, what content you need to create and what messages you need to keep coming back to.

Marketing isn’t just about showing up and looking good. It’s about making sure the right people understand why they should choose you.

When someone books a weekend away, they’re rarely excited about the list of facilities.They’re picturing where they’ll g...
20/08/2026

When someone books a weekend away, they’re rarely excited about the list of facilities.

They’re picturing where they’ll go for dinner, the coffee they’ll have in the morning, the walk they’ll take after breakfast and what it might feel like to spend a couple of days there.

Of course, people still need to know what’s included in the room, but your marketing has a much bigger job to do.

Show them the stay they could have, the places they could explore and the experience waiting beyond the bedroom.

That’s what gives someone a reason to choose you.

18/08/2026

If you run a restaurant and you’re constantly wondering what to post, start by looking at what’s already happening around you.

You don’t need to come up with a completely new idea every time you want to create content.

Capture the different parts of the experience you’re already giving your customers and build your content around those.

And don’t just film each thing once. Change the angle, capture the process, get the close-ups and show the finished result.

One busy service can give you a lot more content than you might think.

Need help capturing content? Let’s chat.

One of the biggest challenges with hospitality marketing is that when you’re busy, marketing for the months ahead can qu...
17/08/2026

One of the biggest challenges with hospitality marketing is that when you’re busy, marketing for the months ahead can quickly fall to the bottom of the list.

But those busy periods are actually a really good time to be thinking ahead.

You’ve got guests through the door, plenty happening to capture, and an opportunity to build an audience that you can continue speaking to when things naturally get quieter.

Rather than waiting until bookings start to drop and then wondering how to fill the gaps, use your marketing now to start creating demand for later.

A little forward planning can make those quieter periods much easier to market.

Need support planning for your quieter season? Let’s chat.

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