Digital Marketing Methods For Your Small Business
Marketing is never easy for small businesses, with all of the established businesses on the market that you’re competing with, it can be difficult to get the notice that your business needs.
How to Use Social Media Videos to Grow Your Business
By being on social media you can connect with your audience and showcase your business.
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Marketing Your Business in the 21st Century
With the newest social media sites popping up every day, it can be hard to keep up with what is new and trending.
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5 Reasons Why Social Media Is Great For Your Small Business
Social media can help with building brand awareness and as a way to interact with customers as well as keep them informed about what is happening with their business.
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Is Your Social Media Marketing Creating A Community Feeling?
What does social media strategy mean to your brand?
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Smart Ways to Use Social Media to Boost Your Business
With close to 4 billion people actively using different social media platforms, the digital world offers so much potential for businesses, as it makes available a vast pool of potential customers.
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Effectively Spreading The Word About Your Brand Online
Gaining sufficient attention as an online brand is one of the most important features contributing to long term success, so it’s vital that you can find different ways to spread your message.
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How To Run A Social Media Account For A Business Properly
Running the social media side has become very important these days as there are so many eyes on these platforms. One slip-up could be very costly.
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How To Modernise Your Marketing
Failing to stay up to date and implement modern features in your advertising campaigns could cause you to attract very few new customers, essentially forcing you to waste time and money for no good reason.
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Uplifting Social Media Marketing Success Stories
Succeeding on social media is easier said than done. Some companies, however, have managed it. Here are some of their stories…
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Business Marketing Hacks You Need to be Implementing
When running a modern business, it is so important to do as much as possible to market the company more effectively. The good news these days is that there are so many different ways in which you can promote and market a company.
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The Importance of Marketing for Your Small Business
If you’re going to run a small business, you’re going to have to lay focus on marketing. It’s absolutely essential for any business’ success – big or small.
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What’s The Point Of Automating Your Marketing Activities?
Marketing automation refers to the technologies and software platforms that are specifically designed to market effectively multiple channels online while automating repetitive tasks.
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Does Your Business’ Social Media Have A Point?
Many businesses understand that they need to have a social media presence, but without a digital expert in the ranks, you could find yourself lacking direction and posting messages for the sake of posting, instead of having a clear thought process behind them.
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8 Reasons How a Powerful Personal Brand Will Make You Successful
If you do not have a powerful and visible personal brand you are putting yourself at a disadvantage in almost every aspect of your professional, business and personal life.
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20 Experts Answer: What’s Your #1 Sales Follow-Up Tip?
Still, there are unreached numbers and distant quotas. What could be done now–just a few weeks before the year ends–to seal the deal, or maybe even to put these deals in a better position for 2017?
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50 Marketing Thought Leaders Over 50
Matt Sweetwood among Brand Quarterly’s ’50 Marketing Thought Leaders Over 50 in 2016′!
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How to Run an Effective Social Media Employee Advocacy Program
If you can’t get engagement on your social media posts, get your employees to help. Every smart entrepreneur knows that you need to use social media to effectively market your business and your brand.
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LinkedIn’s Most Annoying Feature & How You Can Avoid It
On LinkedIn, on your birthday, the present they give you is a deluge of messages from you connections IN YOUR MESSAGE INBOX. Add that to the spam messages you get daily and the people thanking you for endorsements you actually didn’t give and you have an inbox that is fried.
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Retail Intelligence: Profit from Education
In 2006 I realized our photo distribution business at Unique Photo was in serious jeopardy. The conventional model of selling film, paper, chemistry and photographic accessories to photo retailers was no longer working. The future for us was bleak.
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8 Social Media Power Tips To Build Your Brand & Biz
All our customers were going out of business, our product was losing margin, and our competition was growing – I had to do something. Our savior came in the form of social media – implementing a 2-brand strategy – using the power of my personal brand to magnify the company’s brand.
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LinkedIn’s 1st Competitor? beBee Buzzes In
LinkedIn is the most widely used business networking site on the planet with more than 433 million worldwide users, including 128 million in the United States. They have a monopoly on the professional networking world, until now…
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14 Power Facebook Tips to Build Your Brand
If you are not using your personal Facebook as a tool to build awareness for yourself or your company’s brand, you are missing out on arguably the world’s most powerful, free marketing tool. Facebook is used by more than half of the world’s online population…
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10 Things Every Photo Retailer Should Do in 2016
Operating a photo retail store is hard. It’s hard work with long hours. It’s hard to make sales. It’s hard to find good employees. It’s hard to keep expenses down.. it’s just damn hard to make a profit—which if you could, would make everything else less hard.
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7 Social Media Techniques that Build Your Brand
Simply put: all our customers were going out of business, our product was losing margin, and our competition was growing in number, capability, and size. I had to do something or my family’s 60-year-old business would also be done.
