This is a guest post courtesy of Roye Okupe. While branding really isn’t rocket science, it is an area some businesses tend to fall a little short in. Luckily, there are examples of bangin’ hot brands out there that know just what the frack they’re doing, and they do it well. They might not be perfect all the time, but they are consistently doing shite right, and you can learn...
On @Freshbooks- Crowd Funding Wisdom Courtesy of Veronica…
Hey BGB’ers!
A new post of mine just went live over on Freshbooks! If you’ve ever wondered about Kickstarter and using it to crowd fund your next creative venture, take a peek and check it out. 🙂 Shares and comments welcomed!
To Do… or Not To Do… Getting Social with a Marketing Agency
Social media is here to stay folks. The platforms may change, processes may change, but it’s definitely not going anywhere. Unless of course we experience a sudden worldwide blackout, REVOLUTION style. (Tell me you get the reference!) But I digress. Some people, unfortunately for them, still tend to look at social media as a waste of time, or as merely a toy for young people. Some...
#BGB Tutorial- How to Develop Brand Ambassadors
This is a guest post courtesy of Lior, back again to share his extensive knowledge with BGB. He currently advises to a company that created a Passbook application for following credit card charges and also works with Jive; developers of one of the best collaboration software solutions online for businesses. Keepin’ pretty busy wouldn’t you say? Please make him feel welcome in the...
#BGB Tutorial- 20 Handy Print Marketing Tips for Better Branding
Today’s guest post is brought to you courtesy of Company Folders. Some great tips here. If you find one or three useful, please consider sharing this post with others. 😉 With the convenience of digital marketing, many companies have forgotten how effective print marketing can be in attracting new customers and keeping existing ones. However, in order to be effective, you have to have...
#BGB Tutorial- 6 Ways to Turn a Drab Story into a Fab Story
This is a guest post courtesy of Danny Levin. As a freelance writer myself with a voracious love of a good story, I thought it would be a great compliment to last weeks blog post. As always feel free to drop any comments in the box below this post and if you celebrate it… Happy Early Turkey Day! 🙂 Whether you write books, marketing copy, or website content, telling a compelling story...
What Swallowing a 2 Inch Needle Can Teach You About Making Your Business Stand Out
This is a guest post courtesy of Logan. I think you’ll find it an entertaining, interesting, and downright useful read. If you do, please help share this post and make him feel welcome in the comments below. Take it away Logan! Back in high school I wasn’t the sharpest tool in the shed. I did some pretty stupid things. Things that Johnny Knoxville would be proud of. But when I think back on...
Quick Tips for Effectively Marketing Your Start-up
Marketing. UGH. It’s one of those words that has the fascinating effect of causing one’s lip to curl… usually in a combo of fear, dread, and mild distaste. Unfortunately it’s a necessary evil (and doesn’t have to be skeevy either), so let’s talk about how you can do it a wee bit more effectively than you might be doing it right now. Then maybe I’ll go take my own advice. Heh! While the...
Entrepreneur Gold- Why Your Small Biz Needs Local SEO
This is a guest post courtesy of Shawna on why you should pay attention to local SEO and it’s potential benefits to your business. While paying attention to SEO strategies in general is always a good idea, focusing your efforts on local SEO can yield faster results with less effort. Who doesn’t like less effort? Please make Shawna feel welcome in the comments below and shout if you...
Simple Social Media Marketing for Your Small Business
This is a guest post courtesy of Ken on social media marketing for your business. Social media is one of the primary ways I market my own small biz and it’s how I got started originally. My first handful of clients came from forums, and then the rest trickled in from Twitter. Eventually I set up my blog and then Twitter and Facebook became my way to cross promote my blog and my services. ...

