A personalised approach to Marketing and Communications
Tibbsy Communications works with businesses to understand their marketing and communication requirements to deliver a tailored solution.
Marketing and Communications Specialist
Tibbsy Communications was founded by Elaine to specialise in Marketing and Communications ensuring they provide a personalised experience to strategic planning, marketing activity and communications to achieve the desired outcomes.
Find out more about us
We work with a variety of companies across sectors to drive their marketing and revenue whilst delivering excellence.
What We Do
Whether it's working on a marketing strategy tailored to meet your business objectives, crafting messaging and writing communications, briefing content or design work or implementing marketing activity across a range of channels, monitoring social media channels, we support businesses of all sizes with their marketing and communications solutions.
We work with the business to ensure we understand their needs and who their customers are then create tailored strategies and plans for them to implement or we support on the implementation. However you want to work with us we are happy to help.
Some of the services we offer are:
- Marketing strategy and planning
- Marketing review
- Brand and content creation
- Content strategy
- Social media support
- Website support including SEO, PPC
- Advertising
- Workshops and Training
This list is not exhaustive, please contact us and we can discuss your requirements.
Tibbsy's Blogs
As the year winds down, the Christmas break offers the perfect opportunity to reflect on what’s working in your marketing — and what you want to shift moving into 2026. This blog gives you seven thoughtful prompts to help you step back, reset, and build a more intentional marketing strategy for the year ahead.
Kickstart 2026 with a January social media calendar full of engaging themes, key dates, and creative content ideas to connect, inspire, and grow your audience.
Economic uncertainty has a way of shaking confidence, especially when business leaders are looking closely at costs and cashflow. Last week’s Autumn Statement only added to the pressure many organisations are already feeling, and for some, the instinctive reaction is to scale back marketing activity. But while cutting marketing may feel like a quick win on the balance sheet, it’s often one of the costliest decisions you can make in the long term. Visibility is the first thing to disappear when you cut back Marketing isn’t just about promotion it’s about presence. When businesses retreat, their visibility shrinks, giving competitors the opportunity to strengthen their position. Staying active during challenging periods ensures you remain front of mind with customers who are still buying, still researching and still making decisions even if those decisions take longer. Your pipeline depends on consistency A strong pipeline is built through ongoing effort, not sporadic bursts of activity. When you scale back marketing, you’re not just reducing this month’s leads you’re weakening your pipeline for months down the line. Tough times do pass, but if your pipeline has stalled, recovery will be slower and more expensive. Your audience needs reassurance, not silence In times of uncertainty, customers look for stability. Consistent communication shows confidence, reliability and strength. Even simple, value-driven content helps maintain trust and keeps your business connected to its audience at a time when reassurance matters most. The brands that stay visible bounce back faster History has repeatedly shown that businesses that maintain their marketing efforts during downturns recover more quickly and often outperform competitors once the market improves. Marketing during tough times isn’t about spending more; it’s about spending smarter, being strategic and focusing on what truly drives value. Resilience isn’t about resisting change — it’s about adapting to it Now is the perfect moment to refine your message, optimise your channels and double down on the activity that works. Resilient marketing helps you stay agile, maintain momentum and emerge stronger on the other side. If you want your business to grow, even in a challenging climate, resilience in marketing isn’t optional it’s essential.
