Scottish Linesman Builds Practical Digital Products for Small Businesses

I'd like to pitch a founder story about a Scottish overhead linesman building a small portfolio of practical digital products alongside his day job.

Through RMEhub.uk, RM Enterprise is bringing together tools aimed at small businesses, creators and event organisers. Two are currently live: PAGE60, which helps people publish focused landing pages for launches, waitlists and leads, and Brick500, a public digital advertising wall where a small business or creator can rent a clickable space from £3. The wider portfolio includes a digital queue product and an event-invitation service that are still being tested, so I would present those as early-stage rather than available products.

The story could look at what a non-tech founder learns by building and launching small online products in public: finding a real customer problem, keeping the offer simple, and being honest about what is and isn't ready. I can provide screenshots, product links and a short interview if useful.

Would this be a fit for your business/startup coverage? This is an editorial pitch, not a paid-placement enquiry.