Thursday 6 May 2027, 12-1pm (UK time) | FREE
Summer is closer than it feels. May is the month to get ahead on your warm-weather campaigns, and to check the platforms haven’t changed the rules while you were planning. This month we’ll take you through this month’s most important updates, what’s working right now and what you can safely ignore.
Tuesday 11 May 2027, 1-2pm (UK time) | £99 + VAT
Trends can put your brand in front of thousands of new people, or make it look like it’s trying too hard. We’ll show you how to spot the right ones, make them sound like you and get them signed off before the moment has passed.
Thursday, 27 May 2027 9.30am – 5.30pm | £199 + VAT (Super Early Bird Price)
Social Media Mania is back. The UK conference dedicated to hospitality social media and digital marketing returns on Thursday 27 May 2027. Co-founded by Mark McCulloch MBE and Alison Battisby, it’s the event hospitality marketers kept asking for: practical, commercially focused and free of fluff.
Thursday 3 June 2027, 12-1pm (UK time) | £FREE
We’re nearly halfway through 2027, which makes June a good time to take stock. What’s changed on the platforms since January, and is your plan still pointing in the right direction? Join our founder Alison Battisby for a free one-hour live session on the updates that matter this month, what’s working right now and what you can safely ignore.
Tuesday 8 June 2027, 1-2pm (UK time) | £99 + VAT
Most viewers decide whether to keep watching almost instantly, so your opening matters more than anything else. We’ll break down the hooks, pacing and editing techniques that hold attention, with examples you can borrow for your next Reel.
Thursday 1 July 2027, 12-1pm (UK time) | £FREE
The second half of the year starts here. With holidays coming up and smaller teams holding the fort, July is about knowing what matters and letting the rest go. In this free one-hour live session, our founder Alison Battisby will take you through this month’s most important updates, what’s working right now and what you can safely ignore.
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