Hints and tips

It’s now more important than ever to communicate with your employees, not just often, but also as meaningfully as you can, in ways that will keep staff engaged and involved, and motivation levels high.

We had a chat with Parker Art Directors Paul Ellis and Tom Hubbard to draw on their experience creating brochure designs that are as striking as effective.

Reports – pages and pages of black and white statistics-filled tables and graphs. Perhaps not too appealing? Perhaps not the most effective way to engage your audience? To bring your audience together around you and your team's efforts, your report must be a celebration of your achievements.

Did you know your chance of attracting traffic to your stand could be only around 3 seconds long? Here are 6 tried and tested ways to attract delegates to your stand and entice them in.

It's more important than ever to have a solid foundation of engaged employees who will remain loyal. Engaged employees remain focused, enjoy their working day, and thrive, so how should you approach the way you communicate with them to ensure you create that kind of employee experience?

Internal communications can make or break a successful and motivating company culture. Here are 5 creative ideas to communicate effectively with teams to add value and increase employee engagement.

Here we share 5 creative infographic ideas that have maximised the effectiveness of our clients's marketing efforts as they help communicate complex messages in a compelling way.

23.6.16: the UK voted to leave the EU. Since then, businesses and employees have operated in an environment filled with uncertainty. How can you maximise your internal communications to turn that uncertainty into an opportunity to build trust and reassure your employees?

Including gamification as a key element in your employee engagement strategy could really boost engagement levels across businesses of any size. Read on to find out how...

Benefits of brochure design – are there any? Isn't print dead? Shouldn't you allocate your budget to less traditional marketing channels? The answer may be 'no'.

If after speaking to your Data and Legal teams, you're no longer having nightmares about GDPR, you can start reconsidering email as still one of the most powerful communications and marketing tools available to reach your audience, large or small.

“Keep it simple, and give your audience one thing to remember, not ten to forget”. That was the advice given by our Director Simon Hallows at a talk on exhibition design at ExCeL in London.