Patrick Lynch

Uncertainty isn’t going away. Here’s how to sharpen your marketing, protect performance, and accelerate out of the slump. The announcement of new US tariffs yesterday – sweeping, aggressive and immediate – might feel like a distant geopolitical issue. But for UK businesses, the ripple effects are real. Market jitters. Supply chain shocks. Shifting customer behaviour. […]

April marks the start of the new financial year for many UK businesses. Sales targets are agreed, budgets allocated, and expectations set. If you’re in the leadership seat—whether CEO, COO, CFO or CMO —you’re already thinking: How are we going to hit these numbers? And while marketing often gets its moment in the boardroom, it’s

In today’s challenging economic climate, every marketing pound must work harder. With tighter budgets, it’s essential to focus on strategies that deliver measurable results across all types of organisations – whether D2C, B2C, B2B, or Local. I’ve put together a carousel that outlines areas of focus to ensure your marketing is driving the right outcomes:

A CRM Full of Dust, Not Gold Ever walked into a treasure room only to ignore the jewels? That’s what happens when companies neglect their CRM database. They have all the data but don’t bother using it to connect with customers in a meaningful way. No segmentation. No personalisation. No nurturing. It’s a waste, plain

The marketing landscape in 2025 is a dynamic and challenging environment, where data privacy, the loss of third-party cookies, personalisation demands, omnichannel orchestration, and marketing attribution converge into an intricate web. Each strand of this web represents a unique challenge, but they are all interlinked. If one strand weakens, it puts tension on the others,