How marketers can solve the confidence crisis

Crowd of people standing in a pit before a white ladder. Challenge and competition concept.

Marketers can solve the confidence crisis by shifting focus from products to people. Instead of looking inward, brands should align with customer values, show up consistently as allies, and lead with purpose. This instills belief, breaks cycles of pessimism and builds lasting growth.

Women’s tennis lacks the spotlight, not the star power

Female tennis player lifting up the ball with the racket

As all the action is taking place in SW19, I’ve been reflecting on the state of women’s tennis. The Wimbledon Championships, as well as the other Grand Slams, are a great showcase for both the men’s and women’s game, but there is still a long way to go to grow and sustain women’s tennis fandom. […]

Beyond Wimbledon: The untapped potential of women’s tennis

Female tennis player wearing sun visor holding the racket in motion after returning a volley on a court

Tennis attracts the largest number of women’s sports fans in the UK, and while big events like Wimbledon pull big viewer numbers, these numbers fall off throughout the year. This means the greatest opportunity for both men’s and women’s tennis is not to encourage more fans to engage with the game, but to encourage them to do so on a sustained basis.

People and profit? How brand allyship feeds future growth

Woman carrying paper shopping bags walking on a city pavement.

For stagnant businesses struggling to find growth opportunities, our question is this: are you squeezing customers or supporting them? When everything is so uncertain, customers want the brands they support to reciprocate, an ally in the face of challenge, to feel like brands are ‘in this’ with them.