The humble email: a better converter than social media for SMEs
We are all aware of the time-wasting abyss that social media can be on a personal level, why is it assumed to be different for business?
We are all aware of the time-wasting abyss that social media can be on a personal level, why is it assumed to be different for business?
Whether it is to connect with your audience better, or to choose the right channels to market your content through, here are some of the most effective tools that you too can be benefiting from.
Online marketing is great for small businesses, but like everything, it has to be done right.
Have you ever viewed a product on Amazon, and then been amazed at how that product seemed to ‘follow’ you as you went around the web?
Think you’re being funky and ‘with it’ by using amazeballs, YOLO, and clickbait in your marketing material? Think again.
Unfortunately some business writers confuse business professionalism with business clichés and this can be detrimental if you want to be taken seriously.
While I wouldn’t call The Internship a modern day classic, there is a particular scene that absolutely encapsulates the fears of so many small business owners when it comes to migrating online.
If you are found to be contravening anti-spam laws in Australia your business could face hefty fines and a damaged reputation.
Wicked Campers is no stranger to controversy, and right now there’s a fresh wave of public outrage over its latest slogan to go viral (“In every princess, there’s a little slut who wants to try it just once”).
We’re in a digital age but people still get excited about getting mail. So how does a SME go about letterbox advertising?