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Three years ago, I moved to the UK with a decade of digital project management experience — most of it shaped by leading remote teams through lockdowns and uncertainty. I’ve worked across sectors, from life sciences to nonprofits, helping organisations clarify their goals, untangle digital challenges and launch platforms that actually serve people.

Teams don’t fall into conflict overnight. Friction grows when departments work under different pressures, make assumptions about each other, and operate in isolation. This article explores why blame cultures form and offers practical ways to rebuild trust, improve communication, and create a company that works as one.

Most digital projects fail long before they reach design or development. This guide explains the early warning signs—poor planning, unclear goals, and misaligned teams—and shows how strong foundations can prevent costly failures later.

Internal communication tools can either connect or confuse remote teams. Here’s how to choose the right ones and build a culture of clarity and engagement.

Your website should sound like a conversation, not a brochure. Here’s how to write web copy that feels clear, genuine, and easy to read.

When digital projects fail, it’s easy to blame technology — but the real issue is often poor planning. Weak digital planning starts quietly: unclear goals, shifting priorities, and decisions made in isolation. Over time, these small cracks grow into missed deadlines, wasted effort, and team frustration.

What happens when procedure outweighs purpose? A quiet look at how formality, bureaucracy, and misplaced priorities affect modern teams.

Not sure if your website needs a redesign or a refresh? This post outlines the signs and what to consider before jumping in.

Struggling to stay consistent with content? Here’s a practical way for small teams to plan their content without burning out.

A digital strategy is more than a set of tools. Here’s what it means in practice for small teams and charities trying to work smarter, not harder.

From managing projects during COVID to coordinating across time zones, here’s what I’ve learned about digital collaboration without borders.

Planning a site update doesn’t need to feel impossible. Here’s how to approach it with clarity — whether you're DIY-ing or working with a developer.

You don’t need a big budget to improve your digital presence. Here are the free (or nearly free) tools I keep coming back to — and why.

You don’t need a huge marketing budget to improve your online presence — you just need the right digital help and a clear idea of where to focus.

Digital work is never just about technology. Every platform — whether a website, CRM, or online form — is ultimately a reflection of the people behind it.