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Make it British Podcast — 300 episodes · page 2 of 3
244 – Sharing Wellness Through Well-Made Bags – Oscar Boatfield, Bearmade
243 – Pricing Your Products
242 – From Bespoke to Ready-to-Wear – Dawn Clarke
241 – How to Sell UK-Made Products During a Cost of Living Crisis
240 – 7 Proven Ways to Promote Your UK-Made Brand
239 – Customer Service Secrets for British-Made Brands
238 – How to Start a Clothing Brand for Less
237 – How to Launch a Printed Textile Business – Veronica Galbraith
236 – How to Find a UK Manufacturer
235 – Spinning a Good Yarn
234 – What is a Factory Fortnight, and Why Do You Need to Prepare for it?
233 – The One Thing You’re Probably Doing Wrong With Your Email Marketing
232 – What is a Manufacturing Agreement?
231 – 6 Lessons we Learnt From Rebuilding our Website
230 – Taking a Break
229 – Why Buying British is Key to Retaining UK Craftship
228 – How to Promote Your Business on YouTube – Linda De Ruiter
227 – The Cost of Choosing the Wrong Manufacturer
226 – Live Panel Discussion with 3 UK manufacturers
225 – Why Manufacturers Aren’t Getting Back to Your Emails
5 Steps to Finding a UK Manufacturer – Bonus Broadcast
224 – Making it Your Own; The Advantages of Running a Micro-Factory – Paul Brown
223 – Launching an Innovative New Dog Product – Rosie Macpherson
222 – Why it’s Important to Keep UK Manufacturing Alive, Julie Deane CBE
221 – 8 Tips for Selling to Retail Buyers
220 – What Do Consumers Really Think About Buying UK-Made Goods?
219 – 8 Things to do When Sales Aren’t Going to Plan
218 – Recycling Old Clothing into Brand New Luxury Products, Graham Holbrook
217 – You’re Invited to Made in UK Day
216 – Should You Raise Your Prices?
215 – Showcasing Scotland’s Textile Industry, Kitty Bruce-Gardyne
214 – 5 Steps to Getting Your Product Made in the UK
213 – How to Launch an Athleisure Brand Made in the UK
212 – Where to Source Deadstock Fabric – Deborah Lyons & Piarvé Wetshi
211 – The Top 6 Business Trends in 2022 for Brands That Make in the UK
210 – Reflecting on 2021
209 – Running a Brand Championing Diversity, Shanna Bent
208 – How to Plan For 2022
207 – Celebrating the North of England’s Creativity, Charlotte Raffo
206 – There’s more to marketing your brand than just Instagram!
205 – A visit to Shahtex to see seamless garment production
204 – Making luxury lingerie in the UK – Lucy Jones, Lucy Jones Lingerie
203 – 30 years of knitwear manufacturing in Leicester with Mars Knitwear
202 – How I Dealt With the Copycats and Came Out on Top, Monika Young
201 – 7 things that successful British-made brands do
New Series Coming Soon!
200 – 20 tips for building a great UK-made brand
199 – 11 tips for starting a UK-made brand
198 – How long does it take to launch a new product?
197 – The Importance of Quality – Maria Grachvogel
196 – How to follow up with a manufacturer
195 – Made in Britain Starts Here – Andy Ogden
194 – What To Do When Manufacturing Goes Wrong
193 – Running the Oldest Factory in the UK – Ian Maclean MBE
192 – Why you should visit a factory
191 –Building a great British brand – Julie Deane CBE
190 – Why UK manufacturers don’t sample for free
189 – Calling out Boohoo for using unethical garment factories – Dominique Muller
188 – 10 things that make British-made businesses great
187 – How to make sales on live video – Lindsey James, Violet Flamingo
186 – Taking a break!
185 – Reeducating Customers to Buy Better and Buy Less – Rita Britton
184 – Should you use a production consultant to help make your products?
183 – It was a stupid idea, now it’s a million pound business – Brant Richards
182 – Why Google is the last place to look for UK manufacturers
181 – Looking after Scotland’s oldest cashmere brand – Simon Cotton
180 – LIVE: How to make more money making in the UK
179 – Growing a UK-made lifestyle brand – Rebecca J Mills
178 – The real reason you aren’t making any money with your UK-made business
177 – A guide to digital textile printing – Debbie McKeegan, Texintel
176 – When should you choose making overseas versus making in the UK?
175 – The benefits of lean manufacturing – James Stewart, Lean Practitioner
174 – Why are your products not selling?
173 – Launching an Organic Skincare Brand – Hannah Lovegrove
172 – Should you sell your UK-made products on an online marketplace?
171 – How we set up a micro swimwear factory – Rich Keegan & Linda Souto Maior
170 – Are you confusing mark-up and margin?
169 – From make-up artist to product innovator – Phyllis Cohen, Face Lace
168 – How much does it cost to start a UK-made brand?
167 – Building a Business With Your Customer in Mind – Rowena Howie
166 – 12 Questions to ask a new manufacturer
165 – How the pandemic has changed our manufacturing business – Jenny Holloway
164 – 8 Things to look out for when visiting a manufacturer
163 – How to Use Data to Transform Your Business – Jodi Muter-Hamilton
162 – Fail to plan…plan to fail!
161 – 50 years of manufacturing in the UK – John Elliott MBE, Ebac
160 – Should You Start With a Seamstress or a Factory?
159 – Tips for Trading With the EU as a Small Business – Rachel Bowditch
158 – What is a Critical Path and Why do You Need One?
157 – Tapping into Deadstock Materials – Dessy Tsolova
156 – 5 reasons why you might not be able to find a UK manufacturer
155 – Creating change in the UK fashion industry – Lee Akpareva
154 – Made in UK vs Made in Britain
153 – Building a family business in post-Brexit Britain – Gillian Tusting
152 – Are you charging enough for your UK-made products?
151 – 10 years of Make it British – what’s changed?
BONUS EPISODE: Made in UK Day
150 – 11 trends for 2021 and beyond
149 – A look back on 2020
148 – How to promote a UK-made brand