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Keeping social media active sounds simple until it becomes one more job nobody has time to do. For a small charity or local business, the real question is not “Should we post?” It is “What level of support can we afford without wasting money?” The social media management cost UK market varies a lot. Hiring in-house can cost tens of thousands per year. Agency retainers can be too expensive for smaller organisations. That leaves a gap for affordable, consistent social media sup

A strange thing happens when an old platform comes back. It makes everyone ask whether the newer version of the web is actually better. The relaunch of Myspace, positioned around the idea of bringing back social media that feels social again, lands at the right time. Many people miss an internet where following someone meant you would see them, profiles had personality, and feeds were shaped by friends rather than prediction engines. For businesses, charities and local organi

I know what it feels like to have a powerful idea and still struggle to get people to take notice. Before I founded Ooya Media, I spent 10 years working in funding. I helped charities and businesses shape grant applications, explain their impact, strengthen their case and access opportunities that could change their future. That work taught me something I still carry into every creative brief today: the best stories do more than look good. They make people care enough to act.