Category Archives: Big Questions
Forget New York: This is Birmingham!
I’m sure anyone that has walked around the Bullring in the last week or so will have noticed a Statue of Liberty and a mock up yellow taxi just outside the Selfridges building. I don’t know if this is a … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, Big Questions
What do you think of the new big cat theme?
Sometimes it’s time for a little change and on the 6 month anniversary of the Big Cat wordpress blog, we felt a change was in order. We wanted something white (so the columns were more visible), with clean lines and … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, Big Cat Social, Big Questions
It takes great leaders to make great businesses
I am perpetually stunned how one or two people can have such a huge influence over market share, global trends and fashion. The heads and CEOs of major companies have untold power, and like everything, you don’t know how much … Continue reading
Filed under Big Business, Big Cat Social, Big Questions
360 posts: Is branding the greatest marketing tool?
Good branding is the best marketing tool in the world, full stop. McDonald’s doesn’t make more money than Michelin star restaurants because the food is better, Coca – Cola out sells all wines and spirits despite tasting like fizzy acid. … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Group, Big Questions, Design
Is PR a crime?
PR provides the living for hundreds of thousands of people in the UK, and pumps in billions of pounds into our ailing economy. It plays a key role in providing new business and sales for almost every company in almost … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Social, Big Questions, PR
Birmingham’s young and talented to showcase creativity!
Please welcome the first post from our esteemed fashion correspondent, Natalie Hartland. I was recently reading a blog on the Midlands Young Fashion Designer Awards returning for its second year, … Continue reading
Filed under Big Cat Social, Big Questions, Digbeth, Eastside
Bolshevics, Beatles, Birmingham?: How much of an effect can the Big City Plan have?
The new proper Big City Plan, for proper people put together by Jon Bounds, Nick Booth, Nicky Getgood, Julia Gilbert and Michael Grimes will with create a true dialogue between, as Pete Ashton has put it, ‘the … Continue reading
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