While the benefits of a well-executed PR strategy are evident to practitioners, misconceptions among business leaders often cast PR as fluff, lacking business results.
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While the benefits of a well-executed PR strategy are evident to practitioners, misconceptions among business leaders often cast PR as fluff, lacking business results.
In an era marked by the cost-of-living crisis, the landscape of consumer behaviour is undergoing a significant transformation. This shift demands a strategic adaptation from businesses.
You are an early-stage founder, eager to generate buzz and excitement around your business. You live and breathe your startup, but how do you catch the media's attention and inspire them to write about it?
As an entrepreneur, you understand the importance of cultivating a devoted customer base—one that not only embraces your product but also champions it wholeheartedly. You seek a more sophisticated approach, one that goes beyond the conventional marketing funnel and caters to the discerning, well-informed buyer.
Evidence of animation's impact can be observed across various platforms such as social media, product-based websites, television, advertising, and YouTube ads. In this article, we will specifically focus on the use of animation as a marketing tool to increase brand affinity and sales.
Marketing and sales are pivotal within a business and have two key roles; firstly to attract more customers and secondly to develop the customers you already have.
Feed marketing is a relatively new term. It incorporates product availability and traceability in the appropriate product search and price comparison websites, affiliate networks and selling channels.
Tapping into creative marketing strategies, to build more than just their online presence, but increase their sales pipeline.
More than any other type of business, startups are looking to make a strong online impact as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. SEO for startups is a budget-friendly and effective way to grow online visibility when it counts the most.
Nevertheless, content marketing remains a significant part of the PR and digital marketing strategy, and by the looks of it, its importance is only increasing.
In the past few weeks alone, we’ve seen Elon Musk successfully offer $44 billion to buy Twitter, Google announcing that they are sunsetting Universal Analytics (GA3) and numerous algorithm changes across all platforms.
To give companies a helping hand as they expand into the world of online selling, Josh Guthrie, UK country manager at payment processor Mollie, discusses four key priorities to boost your online presence.
Customer loyalty is crucial, we know that very well. In our eyes, loyal clients are among the most precious things for a business. This said, they are sadly not always easy to keep hold of.
