Monthly Archives: December 2018

E-commerce has gone from something which people were cautious about using to an acceptable part of everyday life. Every day more and more people are buying online and as a result an increasing number of businesses are integrating this technology, but what do you need to do to make it work

Do you find that the client enquiries you receive are often from the wrong people?Too often marketing is thought of as just a nice image and a catchy slogan. First of all ‘advertising’ is only one aspect of marketing. Secondly, and most importantly, any marketing message is only as good as the

Are you looking to become a popular brand in the community in which you operate or is leadership something you value more? Take a moment to think about the difference between these two words. We live in a world where popularity is increasingly driving behaviour. For example, how many times have you

Are you busy thinking about how your business or not-for-profit can become an overnight success? Are you wondering how you can make a video go viral or a post get more likes? Climbing the Marketing Ladder – What does that actually mean? Well, think about brand awareness in these terms. It’s

For the past 12 months, we have heard a lot about fake news. There has been a lot of finger pointing at Facebook while news agencies claim a victory in their fight for relevancy. Amongst it all, business is left to ponder who else is guilty of fake news in an effort

In a world filled with more marketing choices than ever before, committing to marketing and a tstrategic approach can be overwhelming. If you want to know how to market a business you need to be on top of the basics. The goal is to give you some manageable baby steps you can

And How to Make it Work for Your Business Every week I hear this statement disguised as a question by another business owner, “I have never had a website, so why do I need one now"? They are challenging me to somehow discredit what has kept them with a steady income for

I have seen this question posted on many forums, how do you know you are paying the right price for a website? Is $500 reasonable, is $10,000 too much. Should I use a free tool? Should I be getting lots of quotes? The right price will always depend on your needs and