The Juice: April 2020

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Welcome to April’s edition of The Juice! A collection of our latest news from the ADPR team, combined with our top tips of communications, our ADPR acts of kindness, and employee spotlight with Beki!

Fairline Yachts launches the Fairline Virtual Marina

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Luxury British boatbuilder, Fairline Yachts, launches the Fairline Marina at www.fairline-marina.com – a new virtual platform to connect fans and customers of the brand in this time of social distancing. Going live today (30 April), the Fairline Marina offers users a range of exciting and innovative virtual experiences.

ADPR launches Acts of Kindness!

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As part of our Covid-19 business support programme, we’re excited to launch the ADPR Acts of Kindness.

Each week we will be selecting two companies at random from our list of subscribers and we’ll conduct a marketing communications review of each of the business’s website and social channels. We will email the two chosen businesses with our personalised recommendations free of charge with absolutely no obligation to work with us.

Free help from ADPR’s partners   

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Here at ADPR we believe that collaboration and kindness go a long way, especially in times of need. Most businesses are facing economic challenges as a result of the pandemic, but what we all have is experience and knowledge we can share with others.  

 

Below is some of the free help being offered to businesses from ADPR’s trusted network of partners, please message us via hello@adpr.co.uk if you’re interested in any of the offers and we’ll put you in touch. 

Free Google Shopping for retailers

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Google has announced that it is making advertising on Google Shopping free for retailers by the end of the year. In light of the challenges faced by the retail sector during the coronavirus pandemic, Google hopes to help by removing the pay per click element of Google Shopping. This rolls out in the US this month, and the aim is to expand it globally over the coming months.