As you may or may not remember, I’ve been updating you on some of the additional findings of the research that was carried out for Prizeology earlier this year. I’m doing a short series of posts fo...

Earlier in the year Prizeology commissioned some research into the public’s attitudes towards a range of topics in which I have a professional interest, including prize promotions, prize draw scams...

We all know who the archetypal scam victim is, don’t we? That’s right. It’s an elderly person living alone – or is it? The National Trading Standards Scams Team (which, as you may or may not recall...

I have to admit I’m not much of a pinner. I don’t know why. Maybe I’m an impulse-buyer who’s better suited to Insta shopping, not someone who carefully pins and plans their purchases. Or maybe I’m ...

As you know, at Prizeology we work with brands and influencers to ensure they get the disclosures right – it’s part of our focus on compliance – but I was interested in what consumers think about i...

I can’t help feeling rather sorry for Stephanie Davis. It has to be said the former Hollyoaks actress is no stranger to problematic high-profile relationships (ref Celebrity Big Brother 2016 etc) a...

In this, the fourth of our posts on the organisations which regulate the prize promotions industry – the first three covered the ASA, the ICO and Ofcom – we look at an organisation which ups the an...

The décor isn’t really to my taste and the garden looks as though it could do with a bit of work, but for £5 you can enter a draw to win a home in Blackheath, a rather nice part of southeast London...