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In July, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, unveiled his new strategy to give the hospitality sector a boost –up to £10 off per head for anyone that eats out to help out in August, including children. This August, grab a seat to sip on half-price Kashmiri pink chai before tucking into delicious homemade parathas, made with the freshest ingredients. Popular favourites on the menu include the new vegan French toast and the creamy burrata with juicy pink grapefruit, toasted pine nuts and basil oil. Located in Airport House, Purley Way, this restaurant boasts a team of top chefs who have worked in some of the finest hotels and know exactly how to leave you with a memorable dining experience.

88% of 16 to 64 year olds actively engaged with or contributed to social media, while 99% visited or used a social network or messaging service in the past month. New reports indicate that more than 1.08 billion people now use Instagram each month and Twitter’s latest advertising audience suggests that almost 326 million people logged in to the platform during July. Nevertheless, behaviours have changed significantly during lockdown and social media marketing strategies will need to adapt accordingly. With prevalent conversations taking place around climate change, sustainability and human rights, it’s important that your social media team can take a creative, yet informed approach to how they engage with online communities.

Jo has a diverse background in publishing, public relations and digital marketing – giving her an array of skills that are handy for juggling the day-to-day challenges of social media marketing. Social media is the new word of mouth, so it’s our job to make sure your brand is engaging with the right communities that are likely to make a lasting impact on and enhance your brand authority and market share. Cultural events keep Jo going – expect her to give you regular updates on the latest news, even when it comes to professional wrestling. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram for updates on the best digital marketing practices and news from the Q-Online team

When it comes to content strategy for your business, you should always keep in mind the basic idea of getting away from random acts of social — and using social media as a series of shows. Podcasting is recording strong growth in the UK, with the most recent Ofcom data showing that 7.1m people listen to podcasts each week As part of their in-depth survey of media consumption, Ofcom also found that half of the podcast listeners began listening in the last two years, and regular podcast users listen to seven podcasts per week, indicating that, for many people, podcasts are now an essential part of their daily lives. Youtube videos, social media posts, blog articles, that type of content is not consumed the way that podcasts are.