When did you last feel like a kid again? Not in a big, life-changing way. Just a small moment where something familiar stopped you in your tracks and took you straight back. Brands have spent a lot of time and money learning how to create that feeling on demand. And in 2026, they have perfected it.
The Shooting Star team are no strangers to a challenge as they get ready for their first charity fundraising of 2026.
A one-star review can have a big impact on your business, writes Temi Akinmoyero. Here’s what every business needs to know about the power of online reviews.
We’ve won a host of new clients across a range of sectors including hospitality, manufacturing, wellbeing and digital innovation.
Our long-standing glass packaging client Beatson Clark won a grand total of six industry awards last year, with a little bit of help from Shooting Star!
Riseholme College business student and jewellery entrepreneur Meghan Barnard has just spent a week getting some work experience with us. In this guest blog she shares some top tips on making the most of the internet to boost your business. You can follow Meghan’s business on Instagram @handmade_jewellery_by_meghan.
Every year we receive an overwhelming number of applications from local charities to be our Charity of the Year, but the standout winner this year in our staff vote was Lincolnshire Rural Support Network.
Most people find it hard to start thinking about their plans for the New Year, but you’ll thank yourself soon enough. Taking time out to think about what you want to achieve in 2026 is so important. Also, you should have a good enough understanding by now of what worked well and what didn’t quite go as planned in the previous year.
When it comes to SEO, keywords, meta descriptions and technical fixes are all still important, but since AI came on the scene public relations has become increasingly significant.
We’re thrilled to share that our 11th annual Chippy Quiz has raised a fantastic £1,821.40 for Thistles Market Garden, our Charity of the Year for 2025.
