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Planning a Cross-Channel Marketing Strategy Step by Step

Customers move seamlessly between channels. Isolated marketing campaigns create a disjointed customer journey, damaging brand loyalty and conversion rate. Siloed customer data prevents personalized messaging, leading to irrelevant ads and wasted spend. A coherent cross-channel strategy is essential to unify these touchpoints, transforming chaotic customer interactions into a seamless personalized customer experience. This guide provides a step-by-step framework to integrate marketing channels, synchronize messaging, and leverage data to drive meaningful customer engagement and efficient growth....

DeqVision Brings Its Growth System to the UK

European digital marketing agency DeqVision has announced its expansion into the UK. After supporting over 100 businesses across Europe, the agency is now focused on helping UK companies grow steady leads and sales through clear digital systems. A busy market with broken systems UK businesses invest heavily in digital marketing. Yet many struggle to grow. The issue is not effort. The issue is disconnected systems. Ads, websites, and CRM often work apart. This makes it...

High Court rules forced labour claims against Dyson will go to trial in 2027

The High Court has ruled that claims of forced labour, modern slavery and exploitation brought against Dyson will proceed to a full trial in April 2027. In a judgment handed down today, following a case management conference in December 2025, the court confirmed that allegations brought by 24 former migrant workers will be tested through the cases of six lead claimants. The trial will focus on working and living conditions at Malaysian factories within Dyson’s...

AI set to ‘turbocharge’ Britain’s road and rail network, says Transport Select Committee chair

Artificial intelligence is set to play a central role in transforming Britain’s road and rail network, with continued government investment in digital technology expected to improve reliability, reduce delays and support economic growth. Speaking at the Transport AI Summit in Parliament on Tuesday, Ruth Cadbury MP, chair of the Transport Select Committee, said AI and data-led technologies would be critical to tackling long-standing issues such as potholes, congestion and train delays. The event, organised by...

Gold hits record as investors seek shelter from Trump’s war on the Fed

Donald Trump’s escalating confrontation with the US central bank has sent shockwaves through global markets, driving gold to a fresh all-time high as investors sought refuge from mounting political risk in the world’s largest economy. Gold surged to around $4,600 an ounce on Monday, while silver moved close to record territory, as fears grew over political interference in the independence of the Federal Reserve. The US dollar weakened sharply, with the dollar index falling 0.32...

China posts record trade surplus despite Trump tariffs

China has reported the largest trade surplus in global history, underlining the resilience of its export machine despite a year of disruption caused by Donald Trump’s tariffs and trade brinkmanship. Official figures released in Beijing show China recorded a full-year trade surplus of $1.19 trillion (£890bn) in 2025, the first time the country’s surplus has exceeded the $1tn mark. The figure comfortably surpassed the previous record of $993bn set in 2024. Monthly data highlights the...

Government revives Northern Powerhouse Rail with phased £45bn vision for the North

The government has unveiled a long-awaited blueprint to revive Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR), setting out a phased programme of rail investment it claims will transform connectivity across the north of England and unlock billions in economic growth. The multibillion-pound scheme, first proposed more than a decade ago, is intended to deliver faster journeys, more frequent services and improved capacity between the North’s major cities through a mix of new rail lines, upgraded routes and modernised...

Ligue 1 Halfway Review: Is the Title Race More Open Than Ever?

French football has used to snap back to order. Paris Saint-Germain imposes itself, everyone else improvises around the edges, and the title race becomes more a countdown than a debate. At the halfway mark, the 2025-2026 season’s Ligue 1 is behaving differently. The battle is intense, the margins are thin, and everyone’s powers are being tested endlessly. Lens are no longer the romantic subplot After 17 matches, RC Lens sit top with 40 points, one...

Starmer drops compulsory digital ID plan in 13th major U-turn

Keir Starmer has abandoned plans to make digital IDs mandatory for workers, marking the 13th significant U-turn of his premiership and a quiet retreat from one of Labour’s most controversial post-election policies. The digital ID scheme, originally pitched as a central plank of Labour’s crackdown on illegal working and migration, will now be optional when introduced in 2029. Workers will instead be able to verify their right to work using existing documentation, such as passports...

Why a kids smart watch is becoming the preferred gadget for modern parenting

The debate over when to give a child their first mobile device is shifting. Parents are increasingly hesitant to hand over fully functional smartphones. The risks of unrestricted internet access are simply too high. This is where the kids smart watch has emerged as a popular alternative. It bridges the gap between connectivity and safety. Families can maintain communication lines without exposing young minds to social media algorithms. The device offers a controlled environment. It...