In this week’s Regent Rewind I discuss how we managed to get James Caan to give us a very kind shout out on social media, and the launch of a platform called Vintro, which I think is going to be huge for entrepreneurs in the U.K.

This week on RR we discuss a large scale Twitter hack, the USA potentially banning TikTok, the launch of Instagram Reels, the U.K. banning Huawei kit and how you can get featured on Google Discover.

In this episode I talk about the art of balance in entrepreneurship, saying yes when needed, dreaming big but starting small, and the subtle line between burning out and pacing yourself

Major Brands group together and pause their Facebook advertising, TikTok hits over 300 million downloads, Microsoft release a surprising new tool for small businesses and voice search takes a sudden dip in this week’s Regent Rewind.

In this week’s Regent Rewind I discuss 3 micro moments that changed my life and eventually impacted how I run Regent Branding. I also share our top trust building tactic for clients (hint: it has nothing to do with funnels, PPC or gathering reviews).

This week’s runs through a disgruntled Google employee who has launched a competitor search engine, the launch of WhatsApp Payments, voice tweets, a £12m hiccup by the U.K. government and how TikTok trolled Trump at his Tulsa rally.

In this week’s Regent Rewind, Facebook shares its tech to help combat online child abuse, Snapchat introduces Minis to their chat feature, Google shares what it does with the 25 BILLION spammy pages it crawls daily and Huawei do their best to tell everyone how they don’t share data with the Chinese government.

This week’s Regent Rewind is about failing forward, with a story of how I used a failure in university to explore a new way of marketing, which has since defined my entire business and generated continual monthly revenue for Regent Branding

This week in Regent Rewind I discuss Black Lives Matter gathering serious momentum worldwide, how Google is in hot water for allegedly tracking people in incognito mode, the launch of TikTok ads, Snapchat making Donald Trump disappear from their feed, facebook’s move into email marketing, and the reemergence of Anonymous after 3 years.