If People Are Sick of Influencers, Should Your Business Still Work With Them?
People are tired of the stereotypical influencer, but trust is shifting to smaller creators and most UK brands plan to spend more. Here's how to choose who to work with.
The Agende Launch, Explained: Inside Isobel Lorna's £250,000 First Hour
Isobel Lorna's Agende sold out in two hours. What the planner really costs, and what the launch was built from.
Vendor or Visionary? The Question The Devil Wears Prada 2 Raises for Every Female Founder
Miranda Priestly's takedown of Emily Charlton in The Devil Wears Prada 2 is the sharpest line in the film. It's also the question every female founder should be asking herself.
Your Event Poster Looks Exactly Like Everyone Else's. Here's Why & What To Do Instead
Discover the dangers of using AI-generated ads for your small business, plus why human creativity and "homemade" content are the keys to business growth in 2026.
The Great Trust Recession: Why Your Audience No Longer Buys the Performance
We're living through a trust recession. The gap between what people say and what they do has widened — and audiences are exhausted by the performance. Danielle Thompson on what they actually want instead.
Why TALA's "Losses" Are Being Misread and What It Reveals About How We Judge Female Founders
Charlie Terry, Founder of CEEK Marketing, analyses TALA’s £2.6m operating loss, Grace Beverley’s strategy and the wider debate around founder-led UK brand profitability.
The Default Track: The Force Moving Every Woman Toward Invisibility
Many high-performing women do everything “right” and still feel something is missing. In this powerful essay, Sloane explains the cultural “default track” shaping women’s lives and why stepping off it can change everything.
Inside Kim Kardashian's MasterClass: What the Ten Kimmandments Teach About Building a Modern Brand
Kim Kardashian's MasterClass isn't really about fame. It's about product decisions, audience intuition, and knowing when to move fast. Here are the ten lessons any founder can actually use.
Why “Working From the Beach” Is the New Hustle Trap
The laptop-on-a-sunlounger aesthetic sells freedom. Danielle Thompson thinks it's selling something else entirely and she's got the burnout data to back it up.
How AI Is Eroding Critical Thinking and Creativity at Work
AI can draft your emails, plan your content and polish your pitch. But when we outsource too much too soon, something important happens. Sara Sabin on the hidden cost of cognitive offloading — and why your most irreplaceable asset is still being human.
The Best Cities for Female Entrepreneurs & What Makes Them Work
Discover the best cities for female entrepreneurs worldwide. From London to Stockholm, explore the ecosystems where women-led businesses thrive.
Inspiring TV Shows for Women With Strong Female Leads
Sometimes inspiration doesn't come from a podcast or a book. These TV shows about ambitious women navigating work, identity and reinvention have a way of arriving exactly when you need them.