Tag: Business Blogs

Social media is a great way to market your business, but how do you write posts that demand attention and get people sharing your content? Here’s seven tips from an expert.

A professional organiser shares her golden rule for managing time in today’s hectic world, and it’s all about regaining your focus.

A subject line’s the first thing email recipients look at when deciding whether or not to open your business’ e-marketing efforts, right? Wrong. It’s all about who sent the email.

Engage with the right online influencers and your business could begin seeing the success you’ve been dreaming of. These influencers need to be treated the same as any other valued, client or friend, so here’s some advice for how to approach them.

A client objection can be a real knock to the ego, and if not handled correctly can see the end of a good client relationship. Here’s some expert advice for dealing professionally with objections.

Sometimes it can be difficult to see the bleeding obvious, even if it’s right in front of your face. This can be especially true for business owners, whose judgement can be clouded by the very nature of their relationship with their business. So, here are the ten early warning signs your small business might be under pressure.

Do small to medium businesses with a website really enjoy greater revenue than those without? Yes, and here are the figures that prove it.

Bad employee behaviour on social media outside of work hours can be damaging to a business’ brand and reputation. Here’s why every business needs a workplace social media policy.

On the surface a lot of cloud accounting applications can sound very similar. Nearly all will help you track your business transactions, evaluate your business performance and prepare a budget, but what an application can do is only part of what should be considered when moving your business into the cloud.

Haven’t bothered to take the time to learn about your customers? It could be costing you more than you imagine, so here’s how to make your customers feel special (and hang onto their business).