Wonderful is throwing its weight behind a host of local and national business events this year, in the hope of boosting business growth.

March sees the first of two brand new Rabbit events – Rabbit South West, a B2B exhibition in Bristol, with a focus on business growth through digital and social media marketing. Wonderful is Rabbit’s creative partner and has had a hand in shaping the look and feel of the event. 

McDonalds recently learnt the hard way that you need to be careful with the use of hashtags when twitter users exacted revenge for all the dodgy burgers they'd eaten. The idea, created by McDonalds social media director Rick Wion involved posting heart-felt stories from farmers, talking about the fresh produce McDonalds uses, with the hashtags #meetthefarmers and #McDStories

A box of luxury chocolates was flown all the way from Wonderful Towers in Maidstone over to Sesame Street in New York, where Carol-Ann works as graphic designer, to celebrate her win. Visitors to Wonderful’s colourful new website were asked to comment on its new look in turn for being entered into a prize draw.  

The unprecedented figure achieved in just two months and outside of YouTube has exposed Wonderful to hundreds of thousands of otherwise inaccessible potential customers across the world.

Espire is a brand-new approach to marketing for the construction industry. Wonderful have worked with this exciting startup over the past few months to develop the full platform. Prior to its launch in a few weeks, we have put together a fantastic video to announce the platform.

Wonderful have been working hard to develop our custom application tailored at providing a fresh solution for the property market.

As well as success in business, this past season has also seen a multitude of charitable giving and activities.

Wonderful Creative have successfully helped launch Demelza’s very first music festival, Music on the Hill at Kings Hill from 24th to 26th June.

We have long argued (well we would, wouldn’t we) that reducing your marketing spend during recession or economic downturn won’t actually do you any favours over the medium to longer term and today’s (28th April 2010) special report in the FT backs our assertion with knobs on! (www.ft.com/reports/global-brands-2010)