Congratulations to Cafelicious on the launch of their website this month http://cafe-licious.com
Arif Latif, Donato Esposito, Anna Latif
Digital Birmingham’s ‘Digital Business’ campaign, in partnership with the Birmingham Post, was set up last year to support a business to improve its standing in the community by improving its communication channels, use social networking sites to advertise and get feedback from its customers and attract new ones.
Thought it would be good to share with you our December headline report that we circulate to stakeholders and interested parties. It provides an update on Computers for Pupis (CfP) initiative which has seen over 18,500 computing devices rolled out to secondary schools across Birmingham; Work with Will Perrin on a Talk About Local bespoke programme to target key communities, Online school admissions idTV development; the digital business campaign – Cafelicious and the Healthy Way to Learn IT project that has demonstrated some significant outcomes in terms of developing language skills and diabetes awareness in the Aston pride community. If you would like any further information on any of these initiatives then please get in touch.
As part of a six month campaign in partnership with the Birmingham Post we’re helping Café Licious in Rubery promote itself through social media and digital technologies. We’re not alone in thinking that local cafés can revitalise themselves by putting a bit of faith in digital (have a read of what Pete Ashton and Will Perrin say about it) and we’re hoping that the journey Café Licious go on can be a good example to cafés everywhere.
You can follow their progress on Twitter and in the Post but perhaps the best way to take an interest is to get yourself down there for some tasty food.
Digital Birmingham is a Birmingham City Council initiative and part of a city wide strategic partnership of more than 40 public, private and voluntary organisations
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