CategoryBiz and Marketing

4 Essential Tools To Do Business Anywhere

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As a writer, there are only a few things I can’t live without when it comes to plying my trade. My Macbook with WiFi, Scrivener, and a hefty dose of morning coffee about sums it up. Honestly, I use other tools as well, but those are my do or die biggies. Especially coffee. No coffee, no workee. I know that’s not the case for everyone though, so here are a few more ideas on some of the...

#BGB Infographic- Using Social Media as a Marketing Tool

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With social media emerging as one of the most powerful marketing tools that we have today, more and more companies are taking to Facebook and Twitter to increase their fan base and improve brand loyalty.   The below infographic from Maximillion shows us how event managers use social media networks to promote their events, but it also has some valuable tips for all budding entrepreneurs...

Signage in Business: Effective Tips for Quality Designs

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Open for biz but not quite sure how to get the word out? Many businesses utilize signage such as banners to capture the attention wandering eyes. Banners can be used for announcements, to promote products, and even just to look cool and raise awareness of your company’s name in the minds and hearts of onlookers. Signage can at times be an important method of promoting a business. This is...

‘Smarketing’ Harmonizes Sales & Marketing Departments

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It’s no great business secret that sales and marketing departments are often at odds with one another. The problem usually starts with the idea that marketing and sales are needed at different points of the customer purchasing cycle. This attitude that “we’re only responsible for our portion of the cycle” creates the feeling of being on two separate teams. Management needs...

Back to Basics: 5 Ways to Attract Attention to Your Home Biz

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Time to revisit some basics. I think it’s good to do that on occasion, don’t you? Frankly I think everyone should make a point to do it, at least every other month or so, myself included. It can be easy to get lost in the day to day of running your business, and find you’re glossing over the basics or missing them altogether, either because you think you already have them...

Trade Show Savvy- Are You Doing It Right?

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Maybe exhibition shows are right for you and your biz, maybe they aren’t. Only you can know that. However if you have decided to dip your toes in the water and exhibit at a show for the first time, you need to know you’re probably not the only biz thinking along those same lines. Exhibitions and trade shows present a wealth of opportunities to promote your brand, products, and...

Twitter and the Brands that Dominate

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Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn, in my admittedly humble opinion, have always been the social media platforms that I get the most mileage out of. And out of all the ones I would probably deem “most useful” in a customer service type capacity, I would have to probably dub Twitter the winner. Apparently other businesses agree with me.   There are quite a few big brands that have...

Are POP Displays Really a Thing?

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While I’m certainly no expert, I’ve recently been reading up on POP displays and potentially using them in your brand strategy.  You can walk into just about any Walmart, Winn Dixie, or <insert retail store of choice here> and find yourself exposed to what’s called a point of purchase display, whether you realized what you were looking at or not. According to BrandingStrategyInsider.com, a...

Roar Like a Lion, Do the Unexpected; Unique Advertising isn’t for Wusses

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Imagine enjoying a morning run on the local trail and seeing a neat 3-D art stenciling of a wooden bridge over a gaping cliff right on the path. Like, woah. Where’d that come from? Now, imagine people having fun with it, pretending to walk over it, snapping pics, and sharing it on social media outlets with their pals, just because it was so cool and different, totally unexpected. Now...

Why I Could Give a Donkey’s Tickler About “Effective” SEO

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Disclaimer: I may or may not be slightly overtired from moving. And I may or may not have had a glass of wine very recently while doing a bit of work. OK, fine. I am and I did. Grammar police and any other police-y type peeps, don’t hate. Appreciate. Ha. OK, right… onward. So I don’t actually know what a donkey’s tickler is. I totally made that part up. hehe But really...

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