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Monthly Archives: March, 2010
Bang on time! The new April 2010 desktop calendar is available for download!
March 31, 2010
Filed under:Fun @ Fluid, Graphic Design
Running for Willow Wood
March 29, 2010
Filed under:Fluid News, Fun @ Fluid
Ouch! Beware of charitable impulses is my advice!
I spent Sunday morning getting to and running in the Wilmslow Half Marathon on behalf of a local charity that Fluid Creativity supports. This is Willow Wood Hospice, which provides palliative care to people in the Tameside area where we are based.
We’ve recently been working on a rebrand [...]
Student Vs Pro – We Have a Winner!
March 26, 2010
Filed under:Fun @ Fluid, Graphic Design
This week we have been very pleased to welcome a particularly talented work experience student to Fluid. The last thing we’d want to do is burden them with the mammoth task of sorting our brews out, so it was after we spotted that our plucky student was a bit handy with the ol’ [...]
CommentsRead MoreWhat To Do Next, For Digital Marketing n00bs
March 24, 2010
Filed under:Fluid News, Industry News, Pay Per Click, Search Engine Optimisation, Social Media, careers
Avoid This Reaction at Your Next Interview
Following from my presentation at Search School Manchester last month, it seems to me that there are loads of students looking for further information on how to enter the digital marketing industry. With digital marketing evolving at the pace is has and continues to, universities and other educational bodies [...]
CommentsRead MoreThe Mayor Comes To Fluid
March 24, 2010
Filed under:Fluid News
On Monday 22nd March Fluid Creativity welcomed The Civic Mayor of Tameside, Councillor John Sullivan, along with the mayoral party Councillor Philip Fitzpatrick, Mike Thompson Executive Director Economy & Environment, Lisa Hoyland Business Initiatives Manager, Jane Michael Business Customer Relationship Manager and John Lowden to our studio at Hyde Point in Cheshire.
It was great to [...]
