This week I wanted to talk about my company, Goho. Like all ‘parents’ I think my child is utterly gorgeous and perfectly formed. I made it and wanted it to stay just like that; a little piece of me. But I’m currently going through the troublesome stages of it growing up.

The very first ‘Goho From Home’ virtual event was about ‘Recruitment and HR’. The team moved quickly to deliver the webinar, answering questions like ‘what the hell is Furlough?!’ and ‘how on earth do I keep my teams motivated when they’re not in the office?!’.

I read an article the other day about the buzzwords of Lockdown e.g. furlough, pandemic, COVID. They failed to include ‘wellbeing’. This wellbeing webinar helped put things in perspective.

That’s right we delivered our THIRD instalment of our webinar series: Goho From Home, A Series for SMEs. The webinar provided advice on how to use technology to help stay happy, healthy and connected.

Thanks so much for your messages of support last week. I hadn’t realised for one minute how many people would care, but I’m very thankful. Despite the impact on the business, I keep thinking how actually I’m quite enjoying this lockdown.

This week, we launched the episode two of our webinar series: Goho From Home. The webinar was high energy, reflective and provided practical advice on leading teams through remote channels, keeping teams motivated and supporting the transition back to ‘normality’ post COVID-19.

Following on from our top tips on enjoying play as part of your isolation wellbeing (read the last post here), we thought we’d share our thoughts on how to tackle the more mundane - work.

Many of us have only had occasional times when we would be working from home, and with the shift to it being a regular fixture, there are additional distractions, demands and lessons to be learnt. So read on for some suggestions on how to navigate your new work life, keep the lines of communication open and balance your work / life commitments and your mental health.

Aside from dealing with everyday life while self isolating, it’s a really important time to remember your mental health and wellbeing. Let’s explore somethings you can do to keep you healthy and sane.

A week last Sunday, I came down with what I thought was a cold. A few days later I lost my sense of smell and taste, developed a fever and didn’t want to eat anything, that’s when I realised I had Coronavirus.

On April 1st, we launched our brand webinar new series; Goho From Home, A Series for SMEs! The webinar was fast paced, high energy, hilarious (at times) and provided practical advice on managing recruitment, engaging your team and guidance on employment law during COVID-19.

We don’t know about you, but we’re a little worn out of constantly seeing negative news. So to bring a little positivity to your day, we’ve rounded up some awesome things you can get involved in online.

In fast moving and uncertain times we understand many of you will face questions as organisations that you may not have answers to. During this difficult time one of the most important things we can recommend is clear and regular communication. 

Instagram can be a tricky beast even if you are a seasoned social media expert. Here our PR Exec Olivia shares her top tips and dispels the common myths of this essential platform.

To celebrate reaching our first birthday and to say a MASSIVE thank you to our suppliers, clients & friends we are doing one of the things we do best, throwing awesome events!

As always, 2019 was a year that saw developments in social media and new ways for consumers to engage with it. Social media can work for or against your company so being one step ahead of the online game is more important now than ever.

We’re a super friendly bunch at Goho - and we want you guys to get to know us better. So we’re launching a new mini-series that introduces each member of the team. Starting with Roxy Fielding our Business & Development Manager.

Christmas is behind us. Our waistlines are under pressure. And it’s nearly 2020. It’s the time where we all turn our thoughts to the year ahead. But before we do, we asked the team at Goho to share some of their best (& worst) bits from 2019.

What if you don’t have £1million to spend producing a video with CGI, special effects and celebrities? And that’s without considering the ad spend. We’ve taken a look at some great ways to communicate with your customers, but on a budget!

Clean rave?! Yeah right. That was my first thought when my friend was explaining the party they’d been to, that morning before work. Check out what happened when we went.

We recently worked with Devika Lambert to put on an art exhibition for her daughter Bea who is living with Cerebal Palsy, learning and communication needs. Here you can read about how we went about putting on the event and our learnings from working with such an exceptional client.