Jonathon Harker’s team at BikeBiz spent some time with us on the stand at the Outdoors Show last month. It’s great to see they’ve nailed the story behind some of the “exciting projects” we have in…
It was great to feature in the Spring edition of Walk Magazine. Walk is the official magazine for the Ramblers Society. It was great that Dominic Bates, the Editor was able to use his…
Stop Press! Chaps it’s time to stop buying Champaign, Chocolates and Roses! This Valentines it turns out the lady in your life is just as likely to want something designed for that romantic adventure.. …
We’re the TRAIL Magazine Gadget of the Month for March! Back in November Ben at the magazine picked up on our Make-a-Map media release, ordered himself a personalised map, blew his nose on it and photographed the…
SplashMaps started with just 1 map in December 2012! Amazingly, by mid-2013 our maps were available for all our National Parks. By November we could offer anywhere in Great Britain printed onto our…
I loved picking up the fabulous bike trade magazine BikeBiz and find we were a feature! Well positioned within the Outdoor & Fitness section the article highlights our growing network of retailers and then…
Our latest SplashMaps Press Release demonstrates just how far we’ve come. Our growing portfolio, the commissions we’ve gained for great challenges and some of the increasing number of great reviews we’re getting. Read it…
Another positive review as SplashMaps is covered by the BBC’s Countryfile magazine! We’re alongside well established weatherproof specialists like Vaude, Lowe Alpine, NikWax and The North Face in their review of wet weather kit…
We’ve learnt a lot about our product by giving them to people who we know will use them well in their hobbies, adventures and professions. The SplashMaps Horse Rider Case Study demonstrates how versatile…
SplashMaps impresses the Press! This week we continued our local SplashMaps media campaign with a great stand at the festival-like SkyRide Southampton event and a feature in regional paper, the Hampshire Chronicle. It was…
