In today’s fast-paced digital world, having a strong online presence is no longer optional for retail businesses; it’s essential. As consumers increasingly turn to the internet to browse, compare, and purchase products, a well-designed e-commerce website can be the difference between success and stagnation. Here’s why good e-commerce websites are critical and how they can propel your retail business forward.

We recently had the exciting opportunity to work on a project for the Parsons Green Business Association (PGBA), a local initiative aimed at supporting the businesses in and around Parsons Green. This project was especially close to our hearts as it involved collaborating with the many talented and entrepreneurial businesses that make this vibrant community so unique. In partnership with Hammersmith and Fulham Council, this website project marks a pivotal moment for the association, offering a digital platform to enhance collaboration and showcase the spirit of innovation in Parsons Green.

We’ve been immersed in some exciting new projects, building websites and optimising SEO strategies to help businesses flourish online. From luxury wines to historical tours, vibrant event setups to local business associations, each project brings its own unique challenges and creative rewards. Here’s a look at what we’ve been working on lately.

Your business is growing, and spreadsheets are getting frustrating to manage. You know you need a CRM, but there are hundreds of CRMs and hundreds more features available. How do you decide which is the best option for your business?

Luxury Brands and Social Media In the luxury industry, there is a common dilemma: how can luxury brands maintain an air of exclusivity while being present on social media platforms that are accessible to everyone?

Why does blogging improve search engine optimisation?

Google and other search engines use ranking factors to figure out what results come up for each search query. It also decides how to rank those results.

As you wonder down the wonderful Savile Row you are reminded of the heritage of Britain. Many of it’s building remain from the Georgian and regency eras yet mixed in with the continuous developments that are ongoing across Mayfair. At the start of the row you have Ede & Ravenscroft and Gieves and Hawkes, two brands who until the passing of the late HRH The Duke of Edinburgh were 2 of only 14 brands to hold all 3 royal warrants.

A sleeping beauty of a tale, actually, interwoven with the names of heroes and heroines, princes and dandies. And as if that wasn’t enough, a rags-to-riches story, too.

Although Digital Touch is based between the capital in London and the wonderful Cumbrian hills, Cumbria has a very special place amongst my heart. As a huge fan of branding and heritage I decided to look at some of the wonderful brands that England’s second largest county with the second smallest population has been home to some remarkable history and figures and some of the brands have been around for hundreds of years. Others are newly founded brands who have come to prominence in recent years.

This year we have been lucky enough to work in St Mawes in Cornwall. For me it was a first ever visit to the area and what a special place it is. My first trip was by train and the second by car and as long as both options are, it is worth it!

In no particular order we have listed our favourite hotels in the Capital. From the Goring to Claridges, we think that some of the finest hotels and brand London has to offer are the perfect place to rest your head after a long day of retail therapy.

It is there that you’ll find one of my very favourite interior and gift stores in the UK, Niche. A family run business based in Barnard Castle with a Scandi twist to the interiors and gifts on offer, It houses some great British brands too such as Farrow & Ball but it has a magical mix of traditional and contemporary.

There are over 1.5 billion websites out there, but your story is what’s going to separate this one from the rest. We started with unique selling points or USP’s. Starting out with an idea, becoming an official project, creating a brand that would suit the purpose yet carry the name and tradition that the very name came with was a challenge but one that was very exciting.