
SEO tips for Specialty Coffee Businesses
If you run a café, roastery, or online coffee shop, you already know great beans aren’t enough. You also need customers to find you. Search-optimised… Read More »SEO tips for Specialty Coffee Businesses

If you run a café, roastery, or online coffee shop, you already know great beans aren’t enough. You also need customers to find you. Search-optimised… Read More »SEO tips for Specialty Coffee Businesses

Should I Upgrade My Espresso Baskets? Espresso (also known as portafilter baskets) baskets’ vital role in coffee extraction is so often overlooked. If you own… Read More »Portafilter Baskets – Will They Improve Your Espresso?
Resting coffee: should you do it, and why? As coffee lovers we’re often told to choose coffee that is recently roasted, which is a great… Read More »Resting Coffee: Should you do it, and why?

It was a pleasure to be interviewed & featured in Jass Goodman’s project: Interviewing the coffee industry for The Coffee Life blog. Read the full… Read More »The Coffee Life: Interviewing the Coffee Industry
The Brief: Write an engaging landing page that explains a very niche product & converts visitors to customers. Re-write the company & CEO Bio. Extract:… Read More »Website copy: Gunbusters Inc
Listen to my feature on Radio Suffolk in which I discuss my blog, Sampling Suffolk; my favourite books, and what it’s like being a freelance… Read More »Neon Content & Copy on Radio Suffolk – listen now!

Baristas are more crucial to a good cup of coffee than the coffee beans. For a company whose main trade is in coffee beans it… Read More »Why good baristas are just as important as good coffee.

At Paddy and Scott’s we’ve always understood the social power of coffee to bring people together. In fact, one of the first blends we ever… Read More »Coffee With Friends

It’s not just humans who seek a caffeine hit… As it turns out we’re not alone in needing a coffee pick-me-up: a recent visit to… Read More »Caffeine Buzzzzz

TattoosBow tie and/or bracesBeardIronic use of radical 90’s vocab Sounds like a kick-ass barista right? Maybe by some people’s standards but really, who cares whether… Read More »How to Identify a Kick-ass Barista

If you’ve already read our comprehensive ‘getting started’ guide you’ll already be well on your way to expert status when it comes to our paint… Read More »Top Tips & Tricks for Paint by Numbers

Once your paint by numbers kit has arrived and you’re ready to unleash your inner artist follow our ‘getting started’ advice to make sure you… Read More »Getting started with your Paint by Numbers Kit

The journey those coffee beans have taken, from tree to cup will markedly impact the taste of your morning brew. The pressure’s on to get it right!

The Brief: Descriptive, informative website copy that also performs for SEO. Extract: OXFORDSHIRE APARTMENTS Arma Short Stays properties are a perfect stop over for city… Read More »Website Copy: Arma Short Stays
The Brief: A user-friendly website showcasing the company’s ethos, history, ambition and energy. Funnel customers towards E-commerce shop or trade areas. Raise a cup to… Read More »Website Copy: Paddy & Scott’s

Taste of Spring A quintessential British Spring staple; rhubarb is a versitile vegetable (I just discovered it’s not a fruit – thanks Google). There are loads… Read More »How to make Rhubarb Liqueurs

Huevos Rancheros is a traditional Mexican breakfast of baked eggs cooked in a tomato stew. Perfect at any time of day; this campfire-friendly recipe is… Read More »Recipe: One pot Heuvos Rancheros

Sloe gin is, for many, something that’s synonymous with winter. This ruby-red liqueur conjures memories of Christmas, log fires and a hip flask of it… Read More »Sloe Gin Recipe

Instagram is full of people who feel compelled to show you their breakfast. Whether you agree with Tim Gurner’s infamous assertion that the millennial breakfast habits are… Read More »The Ultimate Suffolk Fry Up

It’s still January…..It’s STILL January but we’ve nearly made it through. Christmas is long-since over, it’s dark, cold and wintry, everyone is budgeting furiously and… Read More »Recipe: Vegan Parsnip & Apple Soup

Latitude is Suffolk’s biggest music festival. Taking place in the stunning Henham Park since 2006 it is now a firm favourite in the calendar for… Read More »Latitude: How to get the most from Suffolk’s favourite festival

We all know that vitamins play a huge role in keeping us healthy & supplements & multi-vitamins are part of the daily routine for lots… Read More »Why Getting Enough Vitamin D is Vital for your Health
Getting creative with tinned good is a great way to make sure you’re eating nutritionally-balanced meals, even when fresh vegetables are more difficult to get… Read More »Food Bank Recipe: Mushy Pea Curry

A tin of chickpeas is a really versatile thing to find in your food parcel or weekly shop. The chickpeas themselves are a great addition… Read More »Food Bank Recipe: Sweet Potato Falafel

Our food packs contain a wide variety of goodies to keep individuals and families going through lockdown. A bag of oats is a good thing… Read More »Food bank recipe: Super Simple Flapjacks

Popping to the shops for fresh fruit & veg is something we all took for granted pre-coronavirus. Now that we’re limiting how often we go… Read More »How to add fresh fruit & veg to a lockdown diet.

The best ways to stay in touch with all generations of the family during lockdown.