I have been working in the automotive world for 14 years now and have been loving it from the very first day, because my love for four wheels stretches back so much further than my working life.

Whatever you might be seeking beyond your horizons, it usually makes sense to thoroughly research, gain insight and exhaust all options before committing to anything. When we search for the very best, we sometimes overlook what is right our under our nose and this is no different in marketing. Too often, we think we should look far and wide, up and down to find the right solution, a suitable product or a great team to work with.

You may well have seen the photos here on our website of our special four-legged friends who can be seen regularly roaming the Cygnus studio. It’s part of our culture and while it’s pretty unique, it’s a proven fact that our pooches can have a highly positive effect on us in the workplace.

Back in June of this year, we attended TechXLR8, London’s Tech Week’s flagship event, aiming to revolutionise business by connecting people and technologies driving transformation, and whilst summer may seem long gone, since then, we’ve been thinking a lot about what we saw there.

Here at Cygnus, we’re experienced in implementing a wide range of fully deployed, maintained and managed multi-channel digital marketing strategies. So whilst you stick to what you’re good at, running your business, our digital gurus are ready and waiting to get working on your brand!

It was cold and dark when I set off for the train, with my bike, Clapham bound to the Start line of the London to Brighton cycle ride in aid of Milton Keynes Hospital Charity on Sunday.

I have been in the design industry for over 20 years, starting my career, on the cusp of the introduction of the Apple Mac and Adobe so as you can imagine, I’ve seen a lot of change.

Over the past few years we’ve all seen a dramatic shift in the agency workplace environment. More and more young people are becoming educated about the benefits of working within a flexible culture, whilst the rest of us are trying our hardest to adapt to offer a more flexible culture to keep up with the ‘Jones’.’

Some months ago I took a life experience step into the world of preparing for fatherhood (baby eta October 2018). Cue many congratulations and the still slightly odd comment of “well done” (urm thanks!?).

Clients, customers and suppliers should be more than just that - they should be partners. Treated as such, they will become advocates.