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In a world where sustainability is becoming increasingly important, the latest episode of our podcast sheds light on a remarkable initiative that is changing the landscape of school uniforms in Northern Ireland. Join us as we delve into the story of Liam Charton-Killen, the founder of Ethical Schoolware, a brand that prioritises sustainability, fair wages, and high-quality materials in the often-overlooked world of school uniforms.Liam's journey began in Manchester, where he was inspired to take action after witnessing the stark contrast between the lavish lifestyles of some clothing retailers and the troubling news about working conditions in their factories. This led him to question the ethics behind school uniforms, particularly when he found that one provider dominated the market in his son's primary school. After reaching out for information and receiving no response, Liam decided to take matters into his own hands.With a commitment to ethical sourcing and a desire to provide parents with a better option, Liam established Ethical Schoolware. His mission is not only to offer quality school uniforms but also to educate families about the impact of their purchases on the environment and society. For every uniform sold, a tree is planted, reinforcing the connection between consumer choices and environmental stewardship.Throughout the episode, Liam shares insights into the challenges of sourcing ethically produced clothing and the importance of transparency in the supply chain. He highlights his partnership with a B Corp certified manufacturer that prioritises fair wages and sustainable practices. This commitment to ethical production is not just a marketing strategy; it is a fundamental part of the brand's ethos.Listeners will also learn about the significance of quality in school uniforms. Liam explains that well-made uniforms not only last longer but can also be passed down, reducing waste and promoting a circular economy. He encourages parents to consider second-hand options and to connect with their schools about sustainable practices.As the conversation unfolds, the issue of rising school uniform costs comes to the forefront. Liam discusses the need for schools to embrace multiple suppliers to foster competition and keep prices affordable for families. His insights are particularly relevant in today's climate, where many parents are struggling to cover the costs of their children's uniforms.Liam's passion for making a difference shines through, and his commitment to creating a better world for future generations is truly inspiring. Click here to find out more about Ethical Schoolwear.If you would like to advertise your business on The Digital Circles Platform simply email yes@digitalcircles.co.uk.You will receive A fully edited MP4 version of the podcast. A series of reels for social media platforms. Your content shared on Digital Circles platforms and Blog and media content to filter out consistently over timeAn in depth interview about your business to share with your current clients and attract new onesOr go to www.digitalcircles.co.ukComing soon....Wheels on Reels.A brand new concept where our mobile podcast unit comes to you. Specifically designed for businesses, events, weddings, schools, charities, care homes etc.Creating lifetime memories and supporting wellbeing and social isolation cases.For more info contact yes@wheelsonreels.co.uk or visit here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the latest episode of Digital Circles, we delve into the inspiring journey of sisters Kerry Fletcher and Tara Beattie, the dynamic duo behind Cloth and Grain, a mobile soft furnishing consultation service based in Northern Ireland. With their unique approach to home decor, they are redefining the way we think about interior design, making it accessible and personalised for every homeowner.Kerry and Tara's journey began during their maternity leaves when they started their Instagram page, Sisters and Sons. What began as a personal diary of their motherhood experiences quickly evolved into a thriving community of mothers seeking advice and support. As their following grew, so did their passion for sharing their experiences and expertise in home interiors. This organic growth paved the way for the launch of Cloth and Grain, where they now offer tailored consultations for both residential and commercial spaces.One of the standout features of their service is the personal touch they provide. Instead of a traditional showroom experience, Kerry and Tara bring their extensive library of fabrics, curtains, and vintage rugs directly to clients' homes. This not only allows them to assess the space in real-time but also helps clients visualise how different textures and colours will work in their environment. As Carrie aptly puts it, 'It’s great to be on site and in your home, seeing what are we working with?'Their commitment to customer satisfaction is evident in their approach. After every consultation, clients receive fabric samples in the post, enabling them to make informed decisions in the comfort of their own homes. This level of service has resonated with many, especially in the post-COVID world where people are increasingly valuing home-based services.In addition to their core offerings, Kerry and Tara are also passionate about sustainability. They focus on sourcing vintage rugs that not only add character to a home but are also durable and environmentally friendly. Their dedication to quality craftsmanship shines through in every piece they offer, ensuring that clients receive not just a product, but a lasting investment for their homes.As they continue to grow their business, Kerry and Tara are keen on expanding their online presence and exploring new avenues for reaching clients. With plans to visit suppliers in Turkey to source more unique rugs, they are committed to enhancing their offerings and sharing their journey.Tune in to discover how these sisters are making waves in the world of soft furnishings and interior design!Click here to learn more about Cloth & Grain and book your appointmentIf you would like to advertise your business on The Digital Circles Platform simply email yes@digitalcircles.co.uk.You will receiveA fully edited MP4 version of the podcast.A series of reels for social media platforms.Your content shared on Digital Circles platforms andBlog and media content to filter out consistently over timeAn in depth interview about your business to share with your current clients and attract new onesOr go to www.digitalcircles.co.ukComing soon....Wheels on Reels.A brand new concept where our mobile podcast unit comes to you.Specifically designed for businesses, events, weddings, schools, charities, care homes etc.Creating lifetime memories and supporting wellbeing and social isolation cases.For more info contact yes@wheelsonreels.co.uk or visit here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode see's Paul question Robert on the importance of not keeping all your eggs in one basket and how an over-reliance on social media can quickly cause an issue inside your business.If you're a business owner—whether you're running a small startup or managing a larger operation—we want YOU to be part of our Circle Business Network! Joining is completely FREE, and when you do, you’ll gain access to a powerful community where you can connect, learn, and grow alongside like-minded entrepreneurs.Inside, you'll get:Exclusive access to business-building resources and discussions.Insights and strategies from industry leaders.A supportive environment where you can ask questions, share experiences, and collaborate with fellow members.And so much more!It’s easy to join—simply head to this link, enter your name, email, and create a password, and you’ll be all set to start building valuable connections and expanding your business today!Don't miss out—become part of our Circle Business Network now!That Link Again - https://digitalcircles.click/SJOIN Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We discuss how to merge new digital technologies with the still required physical efforts inside your business.If you're a business owner—whether you're running a small startup or managing a larger operation—we want YOU to be part of our Circle Business Network! Joining is completely FREE, and when you do, you’ll gain access to a powerful community where you can connect, learn, and grow alongside like-minded entrepreneurs.Inside, you'll get:Exclusive access to business-building resources and discussions.Insights and strategies from industry leaders.A supportive environment where you can ask questions, share experiences, and collaborate with fellow members.And so much more!It’s easy to join—simply head to this link, enter your name, email, and create a password, and you’ll be all set to start building valuable connections and expanding your business today!Don't miss out—become part of our Circle Business Network now!That Link Again - https://digitalcircles.click/SJOIN Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On todays episode Paul & Robert discuss why businesses often focus on solving symptoms instead of the root causes—and how reframing the problem can unlock smarter strategiesIf you're a business owner—whether you're running a small startup or managing a larger operation—we want YOU to be part of our Circle Business Network! Joining is completely FREE, and when you do, you’ll gain access to a powerful community where you can connect, learn, and grow alongside like-minded entrepreneurs.Inside, you'll get:Exclusive access to business-building resources and discussions.Insights and strategies from industry leaders.A supportive environment where you can ask questions, share experiences, and collaborate with fellow members.And so much more!It’s easy to join—simply head to this link, enter your name, email, and create a password, and you’ll be all set to start building valuable connections and expanding your business today!Don't miss out—become part of our Circle Business Network now!That Link Again - https://digitalcircles.click/SJOIN Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the Digital Circles podcast, we dive into "The Power of Invisible Work for Business Growth." In business, there’s a lot happening behind the scenes that often goes unnoticed — but it’s this invisible work that can make or break a company’s long-term success. From the countless hours spent in strategic planning and relationship-building to the meticulous efforts behind customer service, invisible work is the unsung hero of growth. We explore how small to medium-sized businesses, including startups, can harness this powerful yet often overlooked aspect of their operations to drive sustainable growth. Join us as we break down the key components of invisible work and how it can give your business a competitive edge.What is Invisible Work?The effort, time, and resources that go into tasks that aren't immediately visible to customers or even to the wider team.Examples include strategising, research, administrative tasks, building partnerships, and relationship management.The Importance of Invisible Work in Business GrowthInvisible work lays the foundation for visible success by ensuring smooth operations, informed decision-making, and strategic alignment.It often involves work that doesn’t get immediate recognition but is critical for building trust, setting up processes, and scaling operations.Building a Culture that Values Invisible WorkHow leaders can foster a company culture that acknowledges and values the behind-the-scenes effort.Creating an environment where invisible work is appreciated, rather than just the "big wins" that are visible to customers.Invisible Work and Business SustainabilityHow investing in invisible work like continuous education, team development, and long-term planning ensures businesses remain adaptable and competitive.Examples of invisible work that directly contribute to long-term business sustainability.Practical Steps for Small and Medium BusinessesIdentifying the invisible work in your business and ensuring it gets the attention it deserves.Structuring your team and processes to ensure this work is supported and recognised.Avoiding the Pitfalls of Ignoring Invisible WorkThe risks of neglecting essential tasks that don’t yield instant returns, like building relationships or investing in staff training.How overlooking invisible work can lead to burnout, missed opportunities, and eventual stagnation.If you're a business owner—whether you're running a small startup or managing a larger operation—we want YOU to be part of our Circle Business Network! Joining is completely FREE, and when you do, you’ll gain access to a powerful community where you can connect, learn, and grow alongside like-minded entrepreneurs.Inside, you'll get:Exclusive access to business-building resources and discussions.Insights and strategies from industry leaders.A supportive environment where you can ask questions, share experiences, and collaborate with fellow members.And so much more!It’s easy to join—simply head to this link, enter your name, email, and create a password, and you’ll be all set to start building valuable connections and expanding your business today!Don't miss out—become part of our Circle Business Network now!That Link Again - https://digitalcircles.click/SJOIN Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On our brand new series of podcasts we kick off with two brand new guests. Aveen McVeigh is the Head of regeneration and Business Development with Newry, Mourne & Down District Council.And from the Maiden City we are joined by the founder of the brand new Derry City Bus Tours, Ciaran Devine.Aveen is currently the lead person within Newry Mourne & Down for the Go Succeed Programme.Ciaran came through the programme after having a strong and well founded business idea based on his experience with Visit Derry, Ciaran signed up and received free mentoring and financial support that allowed him to set the wheels in motion on his fabulous immersive concept.Go Succeed & Derry City Bus Tours – Supporting a Great Business IdeaThe conversation highlights the journey of Derry City Bus Tours, a local company offering immersive guided tours around Derry City, showcasing its rich history and cultural heritage.Key Points Discussed:Business Concept & Vision:Ciaran shares the inspiration behind creating a tour business that would offer locals and tourists an in-depth look at the city’s historical landmarks, while also providing a unique, personal experience. The vision was to create an inclusive, community-centered business that would allow visitors to explore Derry’s most iconic sites in a fun and informative way.Role of Go Succeed:Aveen explains how Go Succeed played a crucial role in turning Ciarans vision into a reality. She outlines the specific support they received, including business mentorship, funding advice, and strategic planning. Go Succeed’s guidance helped Ciaran refine the business model and structure, ensuring he was well-prepared to launch successfully.Overcoming Challenges:Ciaran discusses some of the challenges he faced in the early stages—such as navigating the complexities of required certifications and establishing partnerships. He explains how Go Succeed’s resources, such as networking opportunities and marketing strategies, provided valuable tools to tackle these obstacles.The Impact of Support:Both Go Succeed and Derry City Bus Tours emphasise the importance of having a strong support system when starting a business. Ciaran credits Go Succeed for not only helping him secure financial backing but also for offering ongoing support as they scaled the business.The episode highlights how Go Succeed’s tailored support can empower local entrepreneurs and help turn promising ideas into successful businesses. It showcases the value of collaboration, mentorship, and community-driven entrepreneurship in building a sustainable, impactful business Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Digital Circle podcast recently went on the road to meet another podcast guest.Nick Durbin who hails from Merseyside has taken a hobby and developed it into a business. Mr Drone, as he is now commonly known has become a massively popular source of visual information on his Youtube channel. With over 36,000 subscribers on his channel Nick combined his part time hobby with another passion, Everton Football Club.The building of Everton's new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock in Liverpool peaked Nicks personal interest in the build itself. Taking his drone down to what originally started as a traffic cone on the ground, Nick has followed every part of the build and brought the footage online to a raft of passionate Evertonians, general football fans, architectural enthusiasts and beyond. People wait on each update week by week and become consumed by the building process. Brick by brick the supporters get to see their clubs new home taking shape.It also gives great coverage to the many contractors involved and a lifetime visual representation to their work which will stand long after they lay down their tools.Nick has managed to monetise his Youtube channel through the sheer volume of subscribers and in turn has been approached by local councils to cover other building works.Hobbies and passion combined can become both lucrative in monetary terms and in personal achievement.To check out Nick's Youtube channel go tohttps://www.youtube.com/@misterdroneuk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This weeks guest is Bob McGouran from Strangford Roastery and The Coffee Port in Strangford, County Down.In trying to help his daughter find a little part time income Bob decided why not set up a coffee hatch next to his family home in Strangford just a stones throw from the ferry port.The passing trade and the fantastic location right next to queues of cars waiting to board the short trip across The Narrows to Portaferry meant that very quickly Bob and his full family were all hands on deck trying to make coffee before the sound of the ships horn on its regular departures.Taking his background in engineering and combining it with his entrepreneurial mind Bob decided it would make sense to purchase his own roaster and roast his own brand of coffee beans that would supply his own business and if all went well many others.Fast forward and Bob now has a successful family business both supplying and making coffee under his Strangford Coffee branding.A recent agreement means you will be seeing Bob's products in a very well known Supermarket across the island of Ireland.We talk to Bob about how he finds working in the coffee business and randomly about his Columbian supplier. You can find out more about Strangford Roastery here https://strangfordcoffeeroastery.com/Like this episode please subscribe to out podcast or follow us on Youtube.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIg_3swzIiLBBqPxE9s_WqA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this weeks Circle Back Show we cover our previous guest Alan Teggart from Sport Changes Life.We discuss how the age old schooling system isn't for everyone and discuss how sport can be a great pathway for young people to greater things.There is lots of other nonsense about part time jobs and cooked ham, along with this weeks town of focus, Cookstown. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever feel your child more sporty than academic? Embarking on a compelling mission in Northern Ireland, The Sport Changes Life Foundation uses the power of sport to steer young people and recently, more mature individuals, away from conventional education struggles and towards personal advancement and community spirit. The foundation’s attention to holistic development has led to a focus not only on physical health enhancement but on significant improvements to educational attainment, employment prospects, and overall mental wellbeing through their various programmes.Traditionally seen as a mere physical activity or game, sport has a unique capacity to unite, motivate, and serve as a medium for personal and community advancement. The Sport Changes Life Foundation exploits this unique power of sport, using it to inspire social improvement. The Foundation’s engaged and targeted programmes focus on four key areas: education, employment, health and wellbeing, and peace and reconciliation, with the ultimate goal of aiding those reaching for larger life objectives.Here, their CEO Alan Teggart chats with us about their work across Ireland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this weeks show we talk about our previous guests Lee Opticians and give some random facts about eyesight.Our town of interest this week is Ballymena. Know what a poghle is? Listen to the podcast and you will.Our favourite businesses also get a mention, all in this week Circle Back Show.To find out more about Digital Circles go to www.digitalcircles.co.ukIf you'd like to be a guets on the show contact yes@digitalcircles.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week welcomes a father and son combo.Michael and Jack Gilsenan from Lee Opticians.Qualifying as an optometrist in London, Michael returned home to Newry to work under the guidance of Michael Lee the owner of Lee Opticians.After acquiring the company and opening a number of other successful stores in Camlough, Crossmaglen and Warrenpoint, Michael and Jack talk to us about their work and some of the new technological advancements around eyesight.They also explain how they are coming across more young people than ever before with myopic issues that may be attributed to the amount of screen time the younger generation now experience in their day to day lives.Also, have you ever heard of night vision lenses? Turns out you don't need to be a Navy Seal to wear them.Michael and Jack explain how a groundbreaking advancement means that if you are shortsighted you can now wear contact lenses during your sleep that allow you to ditch your glasses during the day.Michael also discusses his work around eye stress and in particular how many young people in schools are affected by eyesight deficiencies that may be going unnoticed or unseen if you pardon the pun.#eyesight #opticians #optometrysolution #ocular #myopiamanagement #myopia #podcast #foryouYou can find out more about Lee Opticians services via https://www.leeopticians.com/If you like Digital Circles you may also want to listen to The Players Podcast where we interview a range of local sporting legends.https://open.spotify.com/show/4KNY5fFkGMweo7fVz7jHbNSponsor:Over reliant on the Hight Street? Have you thought about taking your products online? Whether it's looking at your website and advising on how to set it up for the ultimate consumer experience or advising you on how to sell your products on online stores such as Amazon, Ebay, Shopify etc.Private Label People takes care of all of that.They can look at any product and advise if there is a demand online, help with listings, help with orders, help with shipping and fulfilment, opening up a whole new revenue stream for your business.Go to www.privatelabelpeople.com to find out more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here we go, it's The Circle Back Show.On this weeks podcast we cover a range of topics.Where was that one place your parents dragged you to when you were young that you hated more than anything?We kick off our Big names from small towns section with the wonderful Cathedral City of Armagh in the Orchard County of Ulster.Robert tells us about his love for shopping checkout roulette and Paul shares his love for planting unexpected items in unsuspecting shoppers trolleys.We speak about how kids these days seem to get everything they want on a given weekend.Following on from last weeks business guest Chris Morgan, we discuss How leisure wear changed over the years and how it is now seen an something you can go to the office in and not just the gym.Our local businesses this week are Helens Bay Organic, the age old institution that is Barrys in Portrush now known as Currys much to Roberts disapproval, The Grand Opera House and Cloud 9 restaurant in Newtownards.Over reliant on the Hight Street? Have you thought about taking your products online? Whether it's looking at your website and advising on how to set it up for the ultimate consumer experience or advising you on how to sell your products on online stores such as Amazon, Ebay, Shopify etc.Private Label People takes care of all of that. They can look at any product and advise if there is a demand online, help with listings, help with orders, help with shipping and fulfilment, opening up a whole new revenue stream for your business.Go to www.privatelabelpeople.com to find out more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever felt like your passion for sportswear is more than just a hobby? You're not alone. 😎 From the office to the footy pitch, sportswear has become a lifestyle. But here’s the twist – imagine if your love for the game could directly fuel grassroots sports? 🚀Gone are the days when sportswear was just for the gym or the pitch. Today, it's not only about brands like Nike; it's about lifestyle. From walking into the office to grabbing a pint with mates post-match, sportswear defines versatility and style.👕 Whether you're cheering at a football game on Saturday or facing a Monday meeting, your sportswear is your statement. It’s more than a kit; it’s part of your identity. It’s not just about supporting your local club; it’s about wearing that pride every day.🚀 Clubs and communities have embraced this shift, turning tracksuits and club badges into symbols of unity and pride beyond the game. It's a movement that's brought us closer, turning casual wear into a badge of honour you wear with pride in every walk of life.Chris also shares an insightful journey of how collaboration with the FA and support from Nike has launched a game-changing initiative: providing bursaries for 60-70 coaches in the last 18 months alone. These coaches now boast qualifications they dreamt of, without the financial burden.In the early days, it wasn't just about hitting financial targets but living the day-to-day grind, accepting mistakes, and daring to dream big despite the hurdles. Chris Morgan's reflections remind us of the importance of resilience in the face of challenges and the power of mentorship to steer through stormy weathers.As ClubSport NI celebrate 🎉 10 years in business, we're reminded that success isn't just measured in numbers, but in the lessons learned, the relationships built, and the ability to stand tall after every fall.#DecadeOfSuccess #BusinessJourney #Gratitude #GrowthMindset #MentorshipMattersSponsor:Over reliant on the Hight Street? Have you thought about taking your products online? Whether it's looking at your website and advising on how to set it up for the ultimate consumer experience or advising you on how to sell your products on online stores such as Amazon, Ebay, Shopify etc.Private Label People takes care of all of that. They can look at any product and advise if there is a demand online, help with listings, help with orders, help with shipping and fulfilment, opening up a whole new revenue stream for your business.Go to www.privatelabelpeople.com to find out more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a world where certainty is a luxury, Orchardville and similar organisations are setting a pioneering example by infusing business into charity. It’s not just about generating revenue; it’s a strategic move towards sustainability.💡 By reinvesting profits instead of distributing them as dividends, these charities are able to expand their impact and ensure their services continue, even in tough times.This approach is a beacon of hope, proving that with innovation, dedication, and a bit of business acumen, we can overcome the challenges of dependency on external funding. It’s about creating a resilient ecosystem that can support the most vulnerable among us, no matter what.But why should businesses and individuals get involved? Beyond the moral imperative, there’s a ripple effect of positivity that benefits us all. Supporting such initiatives not only contributes to a thriving community but also evokes a profound sense of satisfaction and loyalty among consumers and partners.🎓🌍 Do you remember your first GCSE exam? For many, it's a memorable moment, especially if it was a language exam! Speaking portions could be nervy, but also pretty amusing when you think back on it. From getting a little 'help' from your teacher to speaking French with an unexpected voice chiming in – it's all part of the GCSE experience.We also discuss why driving into Dublin feels like navigating through a population of "150 million." 😅 But jokes aside, choosing public transport can be a real eye-opener to the ease and simplicity it brings into our daily lives.On top of that we talk about a number of other subjects and review our recently sampled local businesses.#CharityInnovation #SocialImpact #SustainableCharity #PartnershipForChangeTo enter our free giveaway please go to https://digitalcircles.click/giveIf you like the Circle Back Show you may also enjoy The Players Podcast where we interview a range of local sporting legendshttps://open.spotify.com/show/4KNY5fFkGMweo7fVz7jHbNSponsor:Over reliant on the Hight Street? Have you thought about taking your products online? Whether it's looking at your website and advising on how to set it up for the ultimate consumer experience or advising you on how to sell your products on online stores such as Amazon, Ebay, Shopify etc.Private Label People takes care of all of that. They can look at any product and advise if there is a demand online, help with listings, help with orders, help with shipping and fulfilment, opening up a whole new revenue stream for your business.Go to www.privatelabelpeople.com to find out more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🌟 "Nothing is going to get better. It's just not. Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot." - Dr. Seuss, The Lorax 🌳Today, let's be inspired by Cara Cash Marley's wisdom and Dr. Seuss's timeless words. 💬 Whether it's letting one person out in traffic, lending a hand where you can, or simply doing one good deed - every little bit contributes to a ripple of change. 🌊Cara reminds us that it's not just about helping ourselves but extending our other hand to help someone else. 🤝 Whether our actions impact generations or just the day of a stranger, every positive action counts.Through her own work across the charity sector, Cara has continually offered a much needed hand of support to people who would be lost without it.A testament to resilience and empowerment. Against the odds and battling imposter syndrome, Cara's journey from uncertainty to becoming a CEO at 33 highlights the power of self-belief and education. 🎓💼Now CEO of Orchardville Cara's role is not just about offering support but also about creating impactful changes in the lives of those with learning disabilities and autism.Orchardville do vital work in the 3rd Sector and despite only recently joining, Cara has a clear vision for the organisation and defined goals to enable it to grow and help even more of the people who need it most.Want to know more about Orchardville's services go tohttps://www.orchardville.com/Don't forget to enter the Digital Circles free prize draw https://digitalcircles.click/giveIf you like Digital Circles you may also want to listen to The Players Podcast where we interview a range of local sporting legends.https://open.spotify.com/show/4KNY5fFkGMweo7fVz7jHbNSponsor:Over reliant on the Hight Street? Have you thought about taking your products online? Whether it's looking at your website and advising on how to set it up for the ultimate consumer experience or advising you on how to sell your products on online stores such as Amazon, Ebay, Shopify etc.Private Label People takes care of all of that. They can look at any product and advise if there is a demand online, help with listings, help with orders, help with shipping and fulfilment, opening up a whole new revenue stream for your business.Go to www.privatelabelpeople.com to find out more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us on another episode of The Circle Back show where we cover last weeks guest David Mason and his tempting wine nights.Our usual lighthearted thoughts on all things localWe take a look into the spirit of innovation and community revival that's keeping Northern Ireland's hospitality industry vibrant and alive, especially during challenging times. We delve into the intriguing emergence of wine tasting events hosted by local bars and restaurants, events that are redefining the industry's customer experience. Individuals like David Mason have infused the traditional wine tasting with a contemporary twist, offering an enriching blend of entertainment, education, and community engagement.Revitalising Hospitality with Wine Tasting EventsWine tasting events are typically as old as vineyards themselves, but the novel approach taken by entrepreneurs like David Mason is breathing new life into this time-honoured tradition. By creating meaningful partnerships with local pubs and restaurants, these events are tailored to introduce consumers to the rich, varied world of wines and simultaneously support local businesses. Participants enjoy a unique personalised experience that large-scale events cannot replicate, resulting in increased footfall on typically quiet nights. This successful model embodies the symbiotic relationship between event organisers and venue owners while fostering a commitment to community development. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever feel overwhelmed by the ocean of options in the wine world? 🌊🍾 You're not alone! Whether you're a red lover, white aficionado, or bubbly enthusiast, variety is the spice of life - and wine! 🌈🥂Here's the thing: it's perfectly fine not to adore every sip you take. 🚫❤️ Every bottle opens a door to a new taste, a new experience, and yes, a lively discussion. 🗣️💭 So, why stick to the familiar when you can dive into the unknown?Join us on a flavourful journey with our guest this week David Mason where each glass tells a story. 📖🍷David has a wealth of experience in hospitality, he's spent his career involved in the food and drink industry and is now putting that expertise to good use in his locally famous wine nights.Starting out in his local pub, David has gathered a wave of interest when it comes to people wanting to know more about the grape.His mixture of knowledge intertwined with his ability to story-tell has informed and enlightened the local pub scene in a number of locations.If you want to know more about Maso's Wine nights you can visit his media pages or get in touch via emailmasoswinenights@gmail.comhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095497154246https://www.instagram.com/masoswinenights/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.