The 5 deadly sins of small business marketing
Sometimes marketing can feel like a crapshoot. Improve your odds measurably by avoiding these marketing blunders.
Sometimes marketing can feel like a crapshoot. Improve your odds measurably by avoiding these marketing blunders.
The tips in this post come from Justin Krakenbuerger, a Greece-based writer, researcher, and speaker on new technologies, including blockchain and the decentralized web.
We know you’re focused on “running your own race” (keep it up!) but it’s important to check in on what your competitors are doing every now and again.
You could read every marketing book that comes along — or you could just rely on me to read them and recommend the best ones to you. :) Here are five of my faves, with an eye toward those I most often recommend to small business owners.
It’s that time again: time to clear some dust, toss some trash, and reset for the rest of the year ahead! Here are five things you can do to clean up your marketing for a successful year.
Sending out regular emails but running out of things to write? Here are five email topic ideas to jumpstart your creative juices.
“I can see our marketing results are getting better, but are they good?" It can be challenging to find resources for comparing your business's results.
How to use your Facebook profile, complemented by paid ads, to build awareness of your brand, drive engagement, and deliver leads.
Odds are, you send about 40 work emails each day. That’s 40 opportunities to market your business through your email signature. Don’t miss the chance to nab an extra appointment or sale!
If you’re not using video yet, it’s time to get on board that train: businesses that use video grow revenue 49% faster than non-video users. Writing a script and editing video can be intimidating and expensive.