Posts Tagged ‘Food Marketing’
What serious food brands are planning for Q2 (your revenue shouldn’t be a guess)
Q2 is where momentum is either built… or completely lost. After the spike of Q4 and the slower start to the year, this is the quarter where food and drink brands should be locking in predictable revenue — not “seeing what happens.” But here’s the uncomfortable truth… most brands think they’re doing enough. They’re posting…
Read MoreWhy most food & drink brands stall at £30K months (and how to break through)
There’s a moment we see again and again with food and drink founders. At first, growth feels exciting. Sales start trickling in. Then suddenly they accelerate. Orders increase. Retailers begin showing interest. Online sales start stacking up. Then one month, you hit £30K in revenue. It’s a huge milestone. But for a lot of brands,…
Read MoreRetention vs reach: What’s actually driving growth (why more traffic won’t fix this)
The common mistake: “We need more traffic.” There’s a conversation we find ourselves having time and time again with food and drink founders. Sales feel inconsistent, growth feels slower than expected, and the instinctive reaction is almost always the same… “We need more traffic.” The focus quickly shifts to increasing ad spend, posting more content,…
Read MoreResponsibility, standards & the quiet pride of building something that lasts
International Women’s Day always makes me pause. Not because I feel pressure to post something polished. And not because I particularly want to talk about being a “female founder.” It makes me reflective. Because when you build something that other people depend on, responsibility feels different. When I started KW Marketing in 2017, I was…
Read MoreWhat serious food brands commit to in 2026 (and what they stop doing!)
There was a recurring conversation at The Source Trade Show and Spring Fair this week. Not about platforms. Not about trends. Not about the next “must-do” tactic. It was this: “We know we need to grow in 2026… but we’re not sure what to focus on anymore.” Not because brands aren’t trying, but because everything…
Read More3 things we’re doing differently in 2026
January always brings noise. Predictions. Hot takes. “This year will change everything” posts. But as we step into 2026, it isn’t noise we feel… it’s pressure. Pressure from clients who’ve done all the right things and are still questioning what’s actually driving growth. Pressure from platforms changing the rules (again). And pressure from a food…
Read MoreKW Marketing’s 2025 wrapped! Wins, lessons & what’s next for food & drink brands
If you’re a food & drink brand that’s felt like growth should be easier than it’s been… or you’ve spent this year doing all the things but still questioning what’s actually moving the needle – you’re not alone. That feeling came up again and again in conversations with clients this year. Busy. Ambitious. Doing a…
Read MoreThe 2026 digital trends every food & drink brand needs to know
2026 isn’t “just another year” for digital marketing. It’s a line in the sand. After a few wild years of rising ad costs, privacy changes, TikTok chaos, AI hype, and brand fatigue, we’re finally seeing one thing very clearly, the food and drink brands that will win from here are the ones that adapt early,…
Read MoreKW Marketing sponsors & finalists at Exeter Living Awards 2025
As a leading marketing agency in Exeter specialising in food & drink brands, KW Marketing is celebrating one of its proudest moments yet – sponsoring the brand-new Food & Drink Producer category at the Exeter Living Awards 2025 and being named a finalist in two categories! We’re thrilled to announce that KW Marketing is the…
Read MoreKW Marketing announces FareShare South West as charity of the year 2025
This one’s big. The kind of partnership that makes everything we do feel even more meaningful. We’re incredibly proud to announce that FareShare South West is our Charity of the Year. This isn’t just a title. It’s a commitment. To using our skills, platform, and purpose to support a charity that’s making a real difference…
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