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To event or not to event? That is the question. Thankfully, we've put together some pointers to help you find the answer...

On-stand refreshments can be used for more than just snack time. You can even use them for brand storytelling...

How does a brand position itself in a unique, well-defined space? We look through our portfolio for some stellar examples of brand positioning.

It's the World Cup! We have a look at what businesses can learn from football, its effect on consumers, and what it tells us about an event economy

Why are big brands teaming up to deliver unique experiences? We delve into what the experience economy has meant for brand partnerships.

We dive into how you can make the most of the ready-made audience at a marketing event or tradeshow.

Experience marketing is close to hospitality or customer-service work in its aims and intentions. We can learn a lot from the people who talk to people every single day.

Before we pack our bags and head to Manchester for BIBA 2026, let’s take a moment to reflect on BIBAs past.

It's an experience economy, which means that memories and immersivity sell. But what does that look like? And how can small towns and cities make the most of it?

We delve into what your brand's distinct heritage can do for your exhibition stand design.

Creativity is about working with what you have, to create something that is eye-catching because it is unique, and clever and, crucially, intentional.

What is it that inspires people to attend events? Are they in a different mind-set to those who find your brand online? What does that mean about your brand messaging? We delve into these questions, their answers, and some fun examples.

We delve into the methods and considerations needed to understand and measure the success of a brand event or exhibition stand

We delve into the question of stunt marketing, and whether it is spectacle which sells, or intention and consideration.

Does your brand tell a story? How can you make sure it does? We take a look at what a brand's story might look like, and how best to convey it at events.

Continuing our 'Experiential Edge' series, Tom and Lisa from The Shoebox Experiences talk to us about the importance of experience for their business.

Nestled behind the Red Lion pub in Bishopgate, Norwich, is The Lion’s Den , an outdoor wellness and social space. When we visited founder Lee Tayler on a crisp autumn morning, staff greeted customers by name, offered hot water bottles, and brewed some of the best coffee in the city. Straight away, it was obvious that a visit to The Lion’s Den means a warm welcome. We sat down with Lee to talk about what ‘experiential’ means to his business, and how enriching visitor experie

From Squid Game to The Traitors, more and more hit TV shows are stepping off the screen and into the real world. They’re seeing huge successes. But why are we seeing a surge of TV-based experiences popping up today?

Recently, we landed something special in the heart of our home city. An experiential brand space for Age UK Norwich , in celebration of...

A client of ours once described event planning as an "intense, all-consuming task which requires layers of thought and organisation." And...