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“The marketing students from RGU provided my business with great insights into improvements that could be made to our marketing approach. Having the input of multiple students gave broader consideration and a variety of approaches from which we were free to decide which to implement. The students’ work was thorough and I was contacted on a regular schedule, which kept me apprised of their progress.

Every business can benefit from fresh eyes & an impartial viewpoint, and the fact that this participation benefits young marketers in their education is just icing on the cake.”

-Andi Ramsay, Developing Perceptions

“The pupils of the RGU MSc Digital Marketing provided me with in-depth reports on my website/social media marketing with points on where I could improve matters. I’d highly recommend anyone given the opportunity to take part to get involved.”

-Mungo Finlayson, Scuba Duba Dive

“Mearns & Gill was invited to run a short workshop to investigate some real world problems. We jumped at the opportunity and, roleplaying as particularly tough ‘clients’, mixed things up with some less than fair feedback during the afternoon to challenge and push the students.

It was a real pleasure spending time with an impressive group of students in a modern, industry focussed environment. Of particular note was one group solving a problem the same way as had been done in the industry.

Mearns & Gill is delighted to support the forward thinking nature of the MSc course.”

—Mark McAulay, Creative Director, Mearns & Gill

“The Gordon Highlanders Museum partnered with the MSC Digital Marketing course in 2014 and offered its students the opportunity to ‘critique’ our digital media.

The report we received from the students was first class and as a direct consequence we made changes as recommended to us. This has now seen us offer a much better service to our customers, an easier to navigate website, as well as using the excellent advice to improve our social media presence.

The students at RGU have been an excellent source of knowledge and advice for the Museum and I would wholeheartedly recommend other organisations like ourselves, to get involved”

Bryan Snelling, Executive Director, The Gordon Highlanders Museum