The most entrepreneurial business people are seeking ways to capitalise on increasingly mobile consumers and the growth of non-essential retail purchases as restrictions are being relaxed.

Whilst consumers’ interest in health & wellbeing, financial & retirement planning, child care & education; and home improvement remain higher than usual, many marketers are recognising opportunities to profit from the reactivation of other areas of the economy.

Simple meetings of family and friends have become special occasions, so it’s an excellent opportunity to sell food & drink. Employers are welcoming colleagues back to workplaces, so B2B marketing of office supplies and technology is increasing, as are recruitment, marketing and legal services.

The automotive sector is seeing an uplift in activity as many consumers have a new appreciation for motoring. Interest in the domestic tourism market is higher than ever as more people are planning staycations and purchasing products and services they can use in the countryside.

However, they are doing so mindful of green & ethical issues. In fact, the perception that people power can have real impact is extremely high right now, which is encouraging contributions to charities and good causes.

To support marketers looking to buy the bounce back and profit from relaxed restrictions, Hurst Media has devised a selection of Checklists to appear in national media titles including The Times, The Guardian, The Observer, The Sun, Daily Mail, Sunday Express and The i.

Checklists give smaller, lesser known businesses the attention they deserve in high-quality promotional features published in trusted media. The only way to be featured in Checklists is via Hurst Media.

To feature your company in any of the trusted media features Hurst is arranging, call 020 3478 6017 or email us now.