Month: July 2016

The Future Of Car Manufacturing Is Coming To The United Kingdom

With an estimated worldwide revenue of 900 billion pounds, automated cars are definitely the future. In terms of British manufacturing Jaguar Land Rover have this week committed to producing around 100 research vehicles in order to bring the United Kingdom into the picture.

A report in THE GUARDIAN has highlighted how Jaguar Land Rover will ship out their cars within the next four years in order to really test the water in this very unique era for car manufacturing. There are many technologies involved in the production of self driving cars but as the market grows stronger so does the need to be involved in the revolution in order to not miss the boat when it comes to making profit.

This story is not only interesting for the fact that self driving cars seem so far fetched yet so close to fruition, but also a glaring example of the need to stay relevant in business. The name Jaguar Land Rover is synonymous with British automotive experiences but the fact that they aren’t resting on their laurels allows for the company to further cement themselves as a leading player in the automotive field.

Business is very much focused on technological growth, and as computers and technologies get smarter so should our eye for business. Business owners need to be constantly aiming to keep their finger on the pulse of new and exciting game changing moments in order to keep profits healthy. As time goes by technology will evolve and so should our passion for business. Embrace change and business will embrace you.

Do more with your email

Good news – we’re upgrading the mailbox size for standard email accounts from 400MB to 1GB from today!

At Artsanac, we appreciate feedback from you, our customers, and use it as a guide to help us continue to meet all of your web hosting needs. We know that an increase in mailbox size is something you’ve wanted for a while, and it feels great to provide you with this.

You won’t need to make any changes! The upgrade will happen automatically and will apply to both new and existing mailboxes.

To view all of our hosting and email packages please visit www.artsanac.co.uk/hosting

Euro 2016, The Summer Spectacle For Businesses

Every two years a footballing tournament breezes into our lives, and for some it’s the most action packed and enjoyable three-week period of the year! This summers European Championships have been captivating from day one, and a change in format has seen the likes of Wales and Iceland capture the hearts of the neutral fans across the continent. But what affect does this have on business?

As we all already know football is fast becoming a business heavyweight right across the globe. The scope for international media coverage for sponsors acts as a certain factor when they invest vast amounts of money into the tournaments. Each sporting nation has at least a handful of sponsored affiliates all of which will look to see profit from the tournament.

Modern day football has seen the rise of the correlation between businesses and football. The beautiful game is now somewhat engulfed in an array of weird and wonderful marketing campaigns using the humble football fan as live bait for their subliminal messaging to buy certain products.

Whether we admit to it or not, everyone who has watched the tournament closely would be able to recognise some of the favoured UEFA partners all due to the advertising boards that circle every game. Have we really become that gullible that we are no longer allowed to watch a quintessential game of 22 men kicking a ball around for 90 minutes without being subjected to subtle yet intrusive marketing campaigns?

Sponsorship in football is something that will never go away. There is money to be made in shirt and stadium sponsorship and like we all know, “brand awareness leads to brand exposure”. To have your company logo adorned onto the heart of a football shirt allows for your company to reach audiences en-mass every week.

As time goes by the whole notion of sponsorship will whittle down to who pays the most money for the privilege to sponsor a team. We can all dream big about one day being in the position for such brand awareness and long may we work hard towards achieving such goals. Who knows maybe one day we will see the Artsanac logo displayed proudly on the royal blue shirts of Everton FC. We can all dream eh!

Changes To Our Terms and Conditions

You may have noticed some changes in the past couple of weeks here at Artsanac LTD and this has come in the form of the growth of the company and the offering of new services for you.

With the addition of these new services there have been some minor altercations to the Terms and Conditions section, which you can find here Terms and Conditions

Thank you for taking the time to read the revised conditions and we look forward to continuing to provide you with the best services possible in the very near future.

How Will BREXIT Affect Business?

So unless you have been living in a cave for the past few days you will have noticed the fallout following Thursday’s referendum surrounding Britain’s involvement in the European Union. To say the days since have been a bit hectic would be a huge understatement, but what does the vote actually mean for the future of our country?

Truth is no one really knows. There has been such hype and furore about an impending recession and Britain descending into the dark ages, but whilst these doubts remain over the future of the country we need to be looking to secure the present day.

Business owners across Great Britain have the responsibility to continue to work hard to ensure that their futures can last any upcoming uncertainty and strive to come out of the decision positively.

On the smaller scale Brexit has highlighted the need to buy British and invest in the future of Britain. Small businesses across the country should view the decision as a chance for them to cement themselves in the minds of the British consumers. To buy British will be to help Britain. That can only be positive for the future.

The problem with the current situation is that there is no real plan of action as of yet for moving forward. Caution should always be implemented when running a business but fear not for the collapse of a global economy overnight. EscortNavi

The decision has been made and the very essence of being British is to stick out that stiff upper lip and to keep calm and carry on. Be wary of impending changes to social and economic tendencies but move forward as you would have pre Brexit. If we invest in our future we invest in a greater chance of success for our businesses.

Britain’s Love Affair With Festivals Continues To Grow

Fish and chips, black cabs and The Beatles. All synonymous with British culture and all hold equal amounts of nostalgia and stature in society. But is the humble music festival about to become the latest iconic commodity to be associated with Great Britain?

This week has seen the triumphant return of Glastonbury and the torrential rain couldn’t keep away the thousands of music lovers who descended on the event to see such acts as Coldplay, Adele and Muse headline the event. Music festivals are quickly becoming a staple of the British summer activities and I believe they are now embodying not only a feel good factor for fans but also a real money-spinner for organisers alike.

The very essence around festivals is that they bring friends together to camp in a field and listen to music for the weekend. A simple concept so wholeheartedly bought into by the British public. They are becoming a well-planned getaway and could easily be seen as the new era of holidaying in the United Kingdom.

So how will this impact local business? It’s not just the main organisers set to profit but think of all the food stall holders, craft makers and clothes sellers who can rent stalls over the course of the weekend and make profit from the festival revellers. Festivals have the chance to create big money for business owners. The chance to have your company message exposed to huge numbers of people is a marketing opportunity too good to turn down.

There is a real sense of community at festivals and the joyous nature of the event allows for business owners and festivalgoers to enjoy the events in equal measures. With an uncertain future ahead for Britain there may be a need for holiday making within the UK. Festivals now have a real chance to cement themselves in our social calendars and continue to grow year on year and provide a great spectacle for all those weather-hardened fans in wellies.