ResourceSpace now integrates with RightMarket ResourceSpace, the digital asset management tool, now integrates with RightMarket. It means you can seamlessly search for approved images directly from RightMarket – yay! With the integration, you may choose up-to-date brand assets such as logos or permission-approved images directly from your DAM, without leaving RightMarket. It’s an alternative to having […]
Compliance with charity laws: everything you need to know After months of research, we have created your ultimate guide to compliance within the Charity sector. As a charity, you should spend your time on tasks that move your mission forward. Having to delve into government documents around legislative compliance can therefore be both confusing and […]
Why we decided to become a virtual office company COVID-19 made all companies and individuals rethink their stance on remote work. Find out why we became a virtual office company. When the pandemic began, a lot changed. However, we realised there was a lot to gain from this challenging situation – from environmental impact and […]
How to choose your brand colours Think of the most iconic brands you know. You probably think about their colour palette. That’s because it’s the most memorable aspect of a brand. We created an outline that is easy to follow when choosing your colours. Colours have a strong and instant effect on how we see […]
How to ensure voice consistency for charity shops Tone of Voice is just as important as visuals when building a brand among charity shops – it’s what will ensure customer loyalty and relationships. So how do you ensure that everyone is on the same page? Ask anyone how they distinguish charity shops, there’s a big chance […]
3 simple steps to clear up compliance confusion with charity laws The charity sector is built on collaboration – sharing insight and best practices. Which is a good thing because that’s also what we like to do at RightMarket. We started partnering with the Chartered Institute of Fundraising in 2018, and have learned a lot […]
