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Meet the team: Jo
It’s hard to believe that it’s nearly a year since Jo Riches joined us as an Account Manager. Previously, Jo ran her own agency, Spirus Marketing, for 7 years, but decided she preferred working 'hands on' to running the business. So Jo sold up to her partner and they remai...
Meet the team: Ian
Web Developer, Ian Tearle, has been with us since the end of 2020, having previously run his own business, developing apps and websites.As he’s been working from home all that time, we wanted to get some insight into a typical day at his desk. Little did we anticipate that when...
Meet the team: Gary
Gary Kyle has been with us since September 2019, firstly as an Account Manager and now as Head of Operations. Having worked with most of our clients, he’s busy improving our day to day work processes and project management. As well as reviewing the balance of capabilities ac...
Meet the team: Matthew
Matthew joined us as a Web Developer in July 2019. He’s worked on pretty much every site in the Fellowship portfolio since then, including SaveMoneyCutCarbon, Beacon, Genesee & Wyoming (US and UK), Flexiteek, Fiscale and Cambridge Econometrics. Matthew led on the webs...
Meet the team: Callum
The youngest member of our team, Web Developer Callum Hubert has been with us just over two years. Previously he was at Rubious. Callum’s a bit of a video games enthusiast, having built his own gaming pc. He also enjoys boardgames, binge watching TV shows and has recently be...
Meet the team: Matt
University of Suffolk Business School graduate, Matt Johnson, started his career at a digital marketing agency in Ipswich. He joined Fellowship a year later, as one of just five staff. Since then, Matt’s worked on account management, overseeing website projects and leading o...
Taking steps to mitigate the impact of the Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) vulnerability
Thoughts on the 'Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228)' vulnerability and some suggestions on how to mitigate its effects.
Meet the team: David Ashcroft
David Ashcroft joined us a Web Developer two years ago when Rubious merged with Fellowship. Pre pandemic he and his wife were keen travellers, especially enjoying foreign foodie haunts. More recently his focus has been on cooking his own curries, local runs and exploring Suffo...
Meet the team: Alex
Our Lead Developer, Alex Gant, has been with us since 2013 - a veteran in Fellowship terms. During that time Alex has worked on a huge variety of websites, e-commerce sites and back office integrations. The clients he’s helped range from local businesses such as Shires Re...
Meet the team: Greg
Art college graduate, Greg Goodson, is our Senior Web Designer. He joined Fellowship at the end of 2019 when his company, Rubious, merged with us. A big sports fan, Greg supports Ipswich Town and went to see the Masters Snooker at Alexander Palace earlier this month. His all t...
Meet the team: Aaron
Web Developer, Aaron Lewis, has been with Fellowship for a decade. Those ten years have seen London host the summer Olympics, Britain vote to leave the EU and Covid take over the world. Aaron says it feels just like a blur. “It’s gone so fast it’s hard to imagine ...
Meet the team: Paul
Many years ago, our Head of Strategy, Paul Lewis, spent a balmy summer selling oriental rugs to tourists in Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar. (Still his favourite job ever - apart from this one, of course). Paul’s a Certified Brand Strategist. This is a fancy way of saying he can h...
Meet the team: Darren
Fellowship founder, Darren Hickey, has had a lively career following a range of creative pursuits. Aged 13 he got heavily into the hip hop scene – music, graffiti and breakdancing. In his early years he did graffiti commissions ranging from friends’ bedrooms to youth clubs...
How to increase your online sales
The golden rule with eCommerce is to make it as easy as possible for people to buy from your website. This list of useful tips will increase conversions and generate more revenue from your online shop.
What’s your problem?
What we do isn’t rocket science. Nor is it easy. If it was, there’d be a lot more businesses building brilliant brands and enjoying significant growth.