Team Mustard is thrilled to announce we’re moving offices on 31 March. The new office, in Vauxhall, is closer to central London and will give us more space to develop our secret sauce and spread out our Mustard seeds. More importantly for us, the office is located on the site of an old Marmite factory (making the famous yeast extract spread). According to Vauxhall’s history, those who experienced its Marmite years remember one thing – the smell – with some
Read MoreThe rings have been handed out. Super Bowl 50 is now a memory and the NFL is on hiatus until late summer. However, the commercial game is still going as the advertisers (hopefully) continue to record the gains from their multi-million dollar plays. Read more at Quirk's.
Read MoreI don’t know what’s been going on over at the MRS but they have certainly upped the ante regarding their Annual Conference. Over the last few years I felt it was less inspiring and more of the same old folks spouting on to the same old folks about the same old stuff. I got to the point where I did not even attend last year – finding it impossible to justify the cost when we are a small business and
Read MoreA new study of over 1,000 U.S. utility ratepayers, released on March 2 by Atlanta-based marketing analytics company, Bug Insights, has found that consumers in deregulated markets are significantly more engaged with their energy suppliers. Overall, the researchers found, electricity providers in deregulated markets “had a far better reputation than those in regulated markets.” Indeed, they ...Continue Reading Read more in Energy Manager Today: Customers in Deregulated Markets Found to Be More Satisfied - Energy Manager Today
Read MoreDeregulated utilities are considered to be more trustworthy and responsive to their customers, according to a study of more than 1,000 utility consumers by marketing analytics agency, Bug Insights. Read more at Electric Light & Power.
Read MoreMarketing has an increasingly integral role in business growth but research shows it still has a job to do to change its perception as the colouring-in department. Source: How to market marketing
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