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After what seems like an eternity we now know the compliance criteria for windows and doors from October thanks to the publication of the 2010 approved document part L.
What does this tell us?
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The new ‘Facebook’ style website www.glasstalk.co.uk has now been live for a couple of weeks.
There’s been a few teething problems most of which have been ironed out, and we have a plan to make many improvements to the functionality of ‘the Wall’ in the near future to make it more exciting.
The interesting thing is that those who are using it, are coming back regularly and spending a lot of time on there. For people to be spending an average 12 minutes on the site each time, suggests those who are using the new Glasstalk website are finding it interesting, informative and amusing.
To date there are 150+ members of the site, and I would guess 20-30 active members.
At this point it is very much still at a testing stage and will be fully launched once the improvements have been made. But we are…
Fast growing conservatory dealer network Conservatory Outlet has announced that it will continue its expenditure on television advertising, the internet and general marketing, spending up to £2 million this year as dramatic increases in sales and sales leads confirm the success of the company’s strategies.
Expenditure of £40,000 per month throughout the year in the Granada and Yorkshire television regions, coupled with a market leading Internet strategy and conventional advertising and marketing, has contributed towards combined sales of more than £32 million in the past 12 months. Targets for 2010 are set at £39 million through the established network of nine dealers located predominantly in the North West and North East of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
In addition to the television advertising Conservatory Outlet continues to lead the Internet search engines, producing a huge growth in online sales leads way ahead of the market average. Combined with those generated…
The second coming of GlassTalk, the networking event launched in March this year following the cancellation of Glassex, has been hailed as another great success as 150 glass and glazing industry professionals – all senior managers, company directors and owners – gathered with the express aim of doing business, righting some wrongs and sharing successes and perhaps jointly shouldering the burdens of some failures.
Learning from the inaugural event, proceedings were slicker and better managed, with lessons learned as a result of dozens of delegate comments and positive feedback. Nonetheless, whilst the organisers had polished the programme great care was taken to preserve the simplicity and integrity of GlassTalk, recognised as key qualities by participants.
With more ‘speed-networking’ sessions, interspersed with GlassTalk’s characteristic ‘On the Couch’ interviews with key industry speakers, delegates each managed to meet at least half of those attending in the managed networking, with further opportunities for…