Dreamscape Solutions News Blog

Dreamscape Solutions has been given the online brief to attract new talent and support for the Birkenhead Operatic Society Trust (BOST).

The Society has entrusted the creative digital media company to design and deliver a new online image for the well-known and loved performing arts group.

Dreamscape Solutions will also be implementing a new in-house ticketing system that will save BOST up to 40% in commissions it currently pays to an out sourced supplier.

The site, which will be launched at the end of August, has focussed on greater user interaction as a key element of the design, giving BOST a powerful tool to build relationships with its audience.

BOST has long been a feature of Liverpool and Merseyside arts scene. Formed in 1926, the Society regularly performs at the Philharmonic Hall, Pacific Road Arts Centre and the Liverpool Empire.

Sylvia Lewis of the BOST comments:

“We want to attract talented enthusiastic amateur performers and a new audience to our work as well as engage with the loyal base of support we already enjoy. The Society felt that our current efforts combined with a new online approach can achieve those objectives.”

Bernard McCabe managing director of Dreamscape Solutions says:

“Working with BOST as Liverpool prepares for the Capital of Culture 2008 is important to me being born and raised in Merseyside.”

McCabe continues:

“Liverpool is growing as a centre for business and with greater recognition of the power of online marketing there are many opportunities in the city. I will be devoting a great deal of my energy into continuing to develop close and long lasting bonds in Liverpool.”

Dreamscape Solutions has recently collaborated with Liverpool International Tennis Tournament and Liverpool University, providing a PDA based technology to improve the treatment of AIDS.

Labels: Capital of Culture, Liverpool, Manchester, Web Design

CHAMBER MEMBER Dreamscape Solutions and Gentry Grooming announced the launch of the stylish men’s grooming enterprise new website with a lavish party at Manchester 235.

Carrington based creative digital media company Dreamscape Solutions is providing a top-level corporate animated website that will act as a virtual environment for Gentry Grooming’s clients. There will be an online shop for their specialist male grooming own branded product range and a search marketing and pay per click campaign will also be implemented to increase online traffic.

The event, attended by the first winner of The Apprentice Tim Campbell and Gentry Grooming friend and client actor John Thompson, proved a great success.

Tim recently left Amstrad and Sir Alan Sugar to set up his own male grooming business and so the event and Gentry’s progress is of especial interest for him.

The 200 or so guests were also given a sneak preview of Gentry’s new television advert produced by Manchester agency BDH, which was well received.

Bernard McCabe managing director of Dreamscape Solution comments:

“Gentry Grooming is a very ambitious company and so they needed to chose carefully their digital media partner to fulfil their plans. From both parties’ part of view I believe it will prove to be a great success.”

Adele Lock, director of Gentry Grooming comments:

“Bernard and his team reflect our need to be creative and professional – to stand out. Our Internet project will add to our brand and be a big step in moving our enterprise forward."

Gentry Grooming is currently franchising its brand across the UK and Dreamscape will be providing every franchisee with an online portal. There will initially be three portals, with that number rising to double figures by the end of the year.

Labels: Chamber of commerce, Dreamscape Solutions, gentry grooming co, Manchester, PPC campaign, SEO

When Bernard McCabe was networking he never expected to be sounded out by ex-Liverpool legend and current Bolton FC manager Sammy Lee.

Bernard who runs creative digital media company Dreamscape Solutions is the Internet partner and a sponsor for the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament. Hobnobbing in the corporate hospitality tent, during a break in play, he was approached by Sammy.

Sammy was apparently interested in Bernard’s friend - in a footballing sense.

As they chatted Bernard, an Evertonian, inquired how he was getting on at Bolton.

Sammy was still impressed enough to request Bernard’s card! He was a little shocked to find Bernard was in e-commerce and his friend rather than being a wing wizard was a web wizard.

“I could have had a new career if I had played it better,” said Bernard, “But then again it could have been worse, I could have been approached by Phil Thompson who was also about.”

Labels: Bolton Wanderers, e-commerce, Liverpool Tennis Tournament, Sammy Lee, Web Design Manchester