Digital Advisors
Our fully-funded Digital Advisor projects provide eligible businesses with the opportunity to engage with Keele students and graduates on a variety of digital projects, tailored to fit the needs of your organisation.
To find out how a project with a talented advisor could unlock your business’ digital potential, contact us using the enquiry form below or get in touch to join our next short webinar - gateway@keele.ac.uk.
How the project works
A talented Keele student or graduate will work as an advisor within your organisation for a duration of 40-hours.
Offering an array of digital skills from social media support and market trend analysis to website development and artificial intelligence, the Digital Advisor team work to match an advisor to your organisation’s bespoke project.
The programme is fully-funded and exclusively open to small-to-medium sized businesses in Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire who are predominantly B2B.
"We were really impressed with our Keele Digital Advisor experience which accelerated the delivery of our Q3 marketing strategy. Our Digital Advisor generated a number of excellent articles that will be going live on the website over the next month."
"The programme is very worthwhile. Finding your way in the digital world can be daunting, even when you work in it. Having a fresh voice and perspective on issues is very beneficial to my business."
"The Digital Advisor project is a fantastic opportunity to work with talented people who are able to analyse and advise in an area where you need help and support. It was a pleasure working with Alicia and I am really impressed and very grateful for the analysis work, help and advice she has given me, something that, as a sole trader, I was struggling to find the time and resource to complete."
How can we help your business?
Innovation Centre 7 and its associated programmes are part-funded through a suite of funders including the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) (as part of the England 2014-2020 European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF) Growth Programme), the Research England Development Fund, and UK Government funding through the Getting Building Fund.