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The rise of Gringo Supperclub
This week we've been supporting Chef Kevin McPadden as he steps away from his corporate career to take his phenomenal Latin American dining experience, Gringo Supperclub, full-time. What started as a passionate side project has turned into something truly special. Founded by Kevin and his wife, Paulina, Gringo Supperclub was driven by a simple concept: cooking authentic, vibrant food for strangers in the comfort of their own home. Since those early days, the supper club has g
3 days ago1 min read


Welcome to the team Nilufer!
We are delighted to announce the new hire of Account Executive Nilufer Aumeerally following a period of continued growth. Nilufer joins us following the completion of her university studies and a recent placement at The Guardian. As part of this Podcasting and Video/Audio Storytelling Positive Action Scheme internship, Nilufer worked across the newsroom and the multimedia department, pitching ideas and seeing how daily news podcasts are produced and published. Her appointment
5 days ago2 min read


Proudly supporting The Azaylia Foundation
We believe in using our voice and expertise to champion causes that truly matter. That is why we are incredibly proud to be supporting The Azaylia Foundation. This charity is doing critical, life-changing work in the fight against childhood cancer. Their dedicated mission focuses on two vital areas: Advancing Care: They are committed to advancing early diagnosis and expanding the availability of new, innovative treatments here in the UK. Direct Support: They provide essential
Aug 281 min read


Celebrating Edinburgh Fringe 2026
As the curtain falls on another incredible Edinburgh Fringe festival this weekend, we're taking a moment to reflect on what has been a brilliant month. With over 4,000 shows packing the schedule in 2026, cutting through the noise and getting noticed has never been more competitive. But we’ve had the best time supporting a fantastic roster of talent this year, helping them secure coveted 5-star reviews and celebrate sell-out runs. For us, the real reward is seeing our clients
Aug 281 min read


Celebrating Leith’s next generation of changemakers
Being part of a community means actively finding ways to support it. This week we have loved helping to shine a light on two remarkable young changemakers driving positive impact right on our doorstep in Edinburgh. At just 11 years old, Edie Chaw and Tarek Hydara Estribio are transforming their community at Cables Wynd House in Leith. Supported by the team at YMCA Edinburgh, who operate from a community hub just around the corner from our own office, they are leading youth-le
Aug 211 min read


Opening Leith's new wine bar
If you know us, you know how much we love Leith, and we’re always buzzing to see exciting new independent businesses open up on our doorstep. That’s why we were absolutely delighted to work with Isla and Jonathan to support the launch of Chez Bernard. Located right on The Shore, we think this new French wine bar is going to be a massive hit with both locals and visitors. (We’ve already been down to try it for ourselves, and we can confirm it is excellent). To help put Chez Be
Aug 181 min read


We’re helping Duddingston Golf Club champion the women’s game
At Feel Good Comms, we love working on campaigns that make a real, positive impact. That’s why we are absolutely thrilled to be supporting one of Edinburgh’s oldest and most prestigious courses, Duddingston Golf Club, on a game-changing new initiative. The club is launching a major push to grow the women’s game, with ambitions not only to expand everyday participation but also to identify and develop the region’s next elite female players. Whether it's complete beginners look
Aug 101 min read


The secret to standing out at the Edinburgh Fringe
By Euan Hunter Every August, Edinburgh turns into a celebration of performing art, theatre, culture and comedy. Thousands of shows fight for coverage, resulting in one of the most competitive PR environments you could ever be in. I could always imagine how hard that fight would be, and so approached my first Fringe at an agency with trepidation. It has been eye-opening to see firsthand just how competitive the landscape is, and I quickly learnt how to find an edge. There’s a
Aug 104 min read


Chris Joins the Leith Chamber of Commerce Board
If you know us, you know how much we love Leith. As a business based right here in this neighbourhood, and with Chris being a proud local resident, we are incredibly passionate about supporting the area we call home. That’s why we are absolutely thrilled to announce that Chris has joined the board of the Leith Chamber of Commerce. At its core, the Chamber is all about connection. It exists to bring local businesses together to collaborate, share innovative ideas, and create b
Aug 61 min read


Supporting YMCA Edinburgh
At Feel Good Comms, we believe that being part of a community means actively finding ways to support it. That’s why we are absolutely delighted to announce our support for YMCA Edinburgh. Operating from a community hub right here in Leith, just around the corner from our own front door, they do incredible, life-changing work right on our doorstep. YMCA Edinburgh provides vital mentoring tailored for young people aged 8 to 14, helping them build confidence and resilience durin
Aug 31 min read


We're supporting another incredible Fringe act
With just one week to go until the Edinburgh Festival Fringe kicks off, we are absolutely thrilled to announce that we’ll be supporting another incredible act this year. Following a massively successful, sold-out run in Berlin during Pride week, the acclaimed Iftach Jephthah Ophir is bringing his provocative and highly anticipated new show, Damn Me (to Hell), to Edinburgh. In this audacious musical satire, Ophir, a gay, Jewish performer, takes on the role of Adolf Hitler. It
Jul 311 min read


Supporting leading Edinburgh attraction launch a rare 30-year-old whisky
This week we are supporting The Lost Close, an underground historic whisky attraction just off Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, as it announces the launch of a new independently bottled whisky. The Lost Close No. 3 is a 30-year-old North British grain whisky with an ABV of 44.6%, distilled in Edinburgh in December 1995 and matured in a single refill hogshead for three decades. This rare release not only represents exceptional cask selection but also tells the story of one of Edinburgh
Jul 291 min read


Introducing our new brand visibility tool
Today we launch our new visibility review tool designed to help businesses understand exactly how, where, and how often they show up in front of their target audiences. Designed to deliver insights to build highly effective communication and marketing strategies, the tool analyses a brand's total digital footprint. Crucially, as consumer habits rapidly evolve, the review tracks brand visibility within AI platforms, including Gemini and ChatGPT. Recent research suggests th
Jul 272 min read


Celebrating a century of workplace excellence: Our partnership with Lyreco
We are thrilled to be working with a true industry giant: Lyreco. For exactly 100 years, Lyreco has been the go-to expert for businesses looking to optimise their workspaces. Whether a company is stocking up on everyday office essentials or undertaking a complete, top-to-bottom desk refresh, Lyreco has spent a century mastering the art of making work life simple. We are working with Lyreco to champion their forward-thinking office solutions to help ensure that businesses have
Jul 231 min read


Why younger generations aren’t drinking less, they’re drinking differently
By Euan Hunter Having started my career in whisky marketing, I’ve spent years navigating challenging preconceptions. It gave me a first hand experience at how people connect with what’s in their glass, and sparked an interest with how drinking culture, lifestyle trends, and consumer values evolve. Lately, those shifts have been more dramatic than ever. For the past few years, headlines have told us a specific narrative: The kids today are boring. They’re aren’t drinking. Gen
Jul 232 min read


Supporting Leith businesses to encourage visitors during city centre disruption
Many businesses are facing disruption following the fire on Princes Street, and the partial closure of the tram line has significantly impacted businesses in Leith. As a proud Leith-based agency and part of Shore Business Collective, we were ready to help remind residents and visitors that Edinburgh's waterfront destination remains open for business. The Collective has launched a campaign highlighting the many ways visitors can easily reach The Shore by bus, on foot, by bike,
Jul 201 min read


We're supporting another exciting Fringe act
For over a decade, Kaely Michels-Gualtieri defined her life forty feet in the air as an elite solo swinging trapeze artist, performing for Cirque du Soleil and Ringling Bros. But after a series of life-threatening injuries grounded her, Kaely is now returning to the stage bringing a new show unearthing the overlooked history behind Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. The production will make its world premiere at the Bubble at Rotunda Theatre (Venue 65) as part of the Edinburgh
Jul 141 min read


We're supporting The Old Chain Pier, cheers to that!
We love supporting local businesses, and we love supporting pubs, so we're buzzing to be supporting The Old Chain Pier! One of Edinburgh’s most iconic pubs, The Old Chain Pier is celebrating a historic milestone following the implementation of the new Scottish Pubs Code, and we've helped spread the word. The landmark move means the pub can stock a wider, more exciting range of beers and permanently slash the price of its house lager to just £5 a pint. To mark the occasion,
Jun 261 min read


The story continues: Announcing Jack Palmer II: The Resistance
The story continues! Following his hit debut, teacher and author Dan Batchelor is back with the highly anticipated YA sci-fi sequel, Jack Palmer II: The Resistance. We loved supporting the first book, which introduced young readers to a thrilling alien invasion while carrying a powerful, underlying message inspired by Dan’s own journey with dyslexia. Now, we are ready to dive right into chapter two! Preorder your copy ahead of the October release at: https://www.waterstones.c
Jun 261 min read


Supporting the future of Sport and Exercise Medicine
We are thrilled to be working with the British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine (BASEM) and the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine UK (FSEM) during a landmark transition for sport and exercise medicine. BASEM and FSEM are currently in the process of coming together through a transfer of assets. Together, they will reform as a unified entity: the College of Sport, Exercise and Musculoskeletal Medicine (CSEM). We are working closely with BASEM and FSEM to provide
Jun 251 min read
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