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  • Supporting Women and Wellbeing in Construction at London Build Expo 2026

    Supporting Women and Wellbeing in Construction at London Build Expo 2026

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    We’re delighted to announce that Jooce Marketing & PR Managing Director, Debbie Darling, will once again be supporting two important industry initiatives as an Ambassador at London Build Expo 2026. Following her involvement in the Ambassador Programme in 2025, Debbie is returning this year as both a Women in Construction Ambassador and Mental Health in…

  • Team Jooce Backs Rhiannon Dixon’s Push Back to the Top

    Team Jooce Backs Rhiannon Dixon’s Push Back to the Top

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    Jooce Marketing & PR is delighted to announce its support for Warrington boxer and former WBO World Lightweight Champion Rhiannon Dixon, as she begins what she describes as her “push back to the very top.” As a Warrington-based business, Team Jooce is always keen to get behind local talent – and when the opportunity arose…

  • Why Bigger Isn’t Always Better: The Case for Staying Small

    Why Bigger Isn’t Always Better: The Case for Staying Small

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    For years, we’ve been told that business success means growth. More employees. Bigger offices. Higher turnover. Multiple locations. The assumption is that if you’re not scaling up, you’re standing still. But what if that’s not the business you want? As the owner of a specialist marketing and PR consultancy, I’ve spent a lot of time…

  • The Value of Consistent Branding

    The Value of Consistent Branding

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    When people think about branding, they often picture a company logo or colour scheme. While these are important elements, branding is much more than that. It’s the way your business presents itself at every touchpoint, from your website and social media to your site signage, reports, vehicles and the way your team communicates with clients.

  • Jooce Shortlisted for Prestigious Inspiring Women in Construction & Engineering Award

    Jooce Shortlisted for Prestigious Inspiring Women in Construction & Engineering Award

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    Jooce Marketing & PR is delighted to announce that the company has been shortlisted in the Contribution to Gender Diversity category at the Inspiring Women in Construction & Engineering Awards 2026. Organised by Construction News, New Civil Engineer and Ground Engineering, the Inspiring Women in Construction & Engineering Awards recognise individuals, teams, companies and initiatives…

  • Jooce Managing Director Awarded Geology Diploma with Distinction

    Jooce Managing Director Awarded Geology Diploma with Distinction

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    Congratulations to our Managing Director, Debbie Darling, who successfully completed a Diploma in Geology last year with the Centre of Excellence, finishing with an overall grade of Distinction. The course consisted of 10 modules and enabled Debbie to learn about the earth’s structures and processes, plate tectonic forces, earthquakes, volcanoes, minerals, rocks, geological analysis, climate…

  • Niche or Generic: What Should You Expect from Your Marketing & PR Agency?

    Niche or Generic: What Should You Expect from Your Marketing & PR Agency?

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    In a crowded marketplace of marketing and PR agencies (‘marcoms’ for short!), one question often crops up: should your agency be a generalist, or a specialist? At Jooce, we’re clear on this – one size doesn’t fit all. The problem with “generic” A generalist marcoms agency might work across multiple sectors – retail one day,…

  • Work-Life Balance: Is It Actually a Thing?

    Work-Life Balance: Is It Actually a Thing?

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    “Work-life balance” gets talked about a lot. It’s in job descriptions, company values, LinkedIn posts… but what does it really mean in practice? Because for many people, it doesn’t feel like balance at all. Let’s be honest, if your day is fixed from 9 to 5 (or more realistically, 8 to 6), with little room…

  • The Downside of Being a People Pleaser in Business

    The Downside of Being a People Pleaser in Business

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    If you’re someone who takes pride in being kind, helpful, and fair, chances are you’ve also danced with the darker side of people-pleasing in business. You want everyone to be happy. You want to do your best. You don’t want to upset anyone, ever. And while these are admirable traits – in business, they can…

  • The Importance of Diversity in Business: Beyond Culture to Thinking

    The Importance of Diversity in Business: Beyond Culture to Thinking

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    When we talk about diversity in business, the conversation often centres on culture, gender, and ethnicity. These are vital aspects of inclusion, but true diversity goes far deeper. It’s not just about who people are – it’s also about how they think. Why Diversity Matters Businesses thrive when they bring together a mix of people…

  • The Art of Deliberate Mistakes – Are They Really Deliberate?

    The Art of Deliberate Mistakes – Are They Really Deliberate?

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    In marketing, we’re always told to get it right – proofread every post, double-check every image, and make sure every email is flawless before it lands in someone’s inbox. But here’s a thought: what if the occasional “mistake” wasn’t a disaster… but a deliberate tactic? And here’s the twist – sometimes the most effective “deliberate…