Everywhere you look, there seems to be someone selling the key to marketing success. The problem is there is no key – one size does not fit all. But there are some things you can do to increase your chances of getting the clients you want.
If you’re a business owner who does your own marketing, then learning how to write good sales copy is one of the best marketing investments you can make. Here are 5 reasons why…
Do you spend ages creating content, only to get a handful of views? Wouldn’t it be nice if all that effort actually resulted in leads, or even better, sales? This article is all about getting your content seen.
Whether you’re writing copy for your first website or simply want to improve your existing copy, this article is packed full of tips on how to make your website copy count.
When it comes to content marketing, too many people focus on the ‘content’ part and ignore the ‘marketing’ part. Here are ten tips for getting better results from your content.
Good content should be like your favourite pair of jeans – something you can get plenty of use out of. This article looks at how to share, reshare and repurpose your content for maximum reach.
Less We, More P is part of our crusade to rid the world of bland, boring content. It’s two things you can do today to improve your sales copy.
Lack of ideas? Lack of time? Lack of skills or confidence? What’s stopping you from blogging? In this short post, we’re looking at the three common barriers and how to overcome them.
Do you struggle to get engagement on LinkedIn? In this interview with Habitz, Lisa shares her tips for creating content that will help you get more from the platform.
There are two reasons that your website doesn’t win you business. Either you aren’t getting anyone to your website or you aren’t converting visitors into customers. This article helps you understand how to do both.
A business blog is a great way to engage with new and existing customers, but how do they win you more business? In this article we look at seven ways you can use your blog to attract and retain customers.
There’s always a reason you didn’t get around to creating that content. A call, an email, an urgent meeting. A client needing your attention, work that you had to finish first. But when it comes down to it, what’s really stopping you and how can you overcome it?