“Corrie star launched my business”
By Rebecca Burn-Callander
Fancy getting 40,000 unique page impressions an hour on your website? Entrepreneur Harjeet Johal pulled the punters into his online clothes store by hiring Coronation Street celeb Shobna Gulati.
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Coffin firm makes a killing
By Kate Pritchard
Thought coffin makers couldn’t think outside the box? From giant ballet shoes to oversized beer mugs, here’s how a small family firm has shaken up the entire industry with its whacky casket designs.
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Maximise your marketing
By Melissa Hancock
When Ed Reeves, co-founder of Moneypenny, realised that responses to their direct mail were drying up, he introduced PURL – personalised web pages. Response rates have soared by 70 per cent.
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"Supermarkets don't get Indian food", says top entrepreneur
By Kate Pritchard
"They think it's all about stocking a few jars of Patak's", says Tony Deep, founder of £108m East End Foods.
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Skincare firm hires Samanda twins to appeal to teen market
By Rebecca Burn-Callander
When Lianne Miller launched Young and Pure, a natural skincare range for teens, she wanted to ditch the dreary image of holistic products. What better to way to say, “fun and frivolous” than with Samanda!?
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How to find a PR firm
By Catherine Woods
PR entrepreneur Jay O’Connor, now the managing director of European operations for Racepoint Group, has some tips on appointing a PR consultant that’s right for your business.
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Big brands are killing luxury, says Thomas Lyte founder
By Charles Orton-Jones
Kevin Baker, entrepreneur and founder of luxury gifts brand Thomas Lyte, says that mass production is devaluing the luxury industry. That's why he's just spent £1m on the silversmith that mends the FA Cup.
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TMTI builds “gadget doctor” business
By Kate Pritchard
Entrepreneur Crispin Thomas’s TMTI has become one of the UK’s fastest-growing companies by teaching customers how to work the bewildering features on their mobile phones and other gadgets.
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Making money from energy savings
By Catherine Woods
Saving energy is good for the environment and for your bank balance, and it’s a habit Opus Energy MD Charlie Crossley Cooke is encouraging among his customers.
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Sex toys: full steam ahead
By Rebecca Burn-Callander
If you’re looking to make a quick wad in the sex toy market, you might consider a drop ship scheme. Monique Carty, founder of Sextoys.co.uk, did.
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