Alycia Edgar blogs about seizing the day, and taking your business to the next level.
“Those that grab the reins and run with them now will have huge success; those that rest on their laurels in fancy offices will be left in an empty office.”
Alicia Beachley blogs about protecting the value of your business.
“Thinking business is business, especially in this competitive market, doesn’t mean it should be business at any cost. Not only does it undermine your rate card, it undermines it for other businesses.”
Brad Callaughan delivers 20 easy ways you can improve your business’ profits.
“Raise your prices. You’ll be surprised how few complaints you’ll get about a 5-10 percent price increase. A slight increase each year is less noticeable then one large increase.”
Michelle Gamble blogs about creating a strong brand to better engage with customers.
“You don’t need a huge budget or long established brand to create raving fans.”
Hamish Anderson blogs about new cyber threats every business needs to be aware of.
“Smishing is the use of SMS and bogus phone calls to dupe a recipient into providing personal information to a hacker – akin to a phishing scam.”
Matthew Johnson blogs about improving your email marketing.
“Don’t trick people into opening your emails. Be truthful about what’s inside. Set readers up for a positive experience as this will help your open rates.”
Julian Smith blogs about ensuring your business gets the attention it deserves online.
“Did you know that you have just ten seconds to grab someone’s attention with your website? That’s the amount of time psychologists estimate it takes a consumer to form an impression of a website, and decide whether they’re going to stick around, or go to the next result in their Google search.”
Anna Cairo blogs about protecting your privacy on social media.
“Before you tweet, share or like, think seriously about how much data you want to share because once online, the information is no longer private.”
Julian Smith blogs about whether we’re investing in too many gadgets.
“Imagine the improvement to the bottom line of many SME’s if we cut back the unnecessary spending? And gadgets are a very easy way to start.”
Lady Danielle Di-Masi blogs about shaking off nerves before public speaking.
“If you are running a meeting, a training session, being interviewed or speaking at an event then shake off those nerves and feel confident that everyone that will be seeing you wants you to do well; for their sake as well as yours.”
