You’ve seen the Facebook group strategy, join as many groups as possible, and share your latest post every day until someone caves and buys from you. Does this seem appealing to you? Does this even work? Facebook groups are a gold-mine. A treasure trove of potential customers granted, but we Continue Reading
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Moving your business online in 2021
The doors are locked, the shutters are down, and there’s tumbleweed rolling along our local high streets. Welcome lockdown number 3, and hello 2021 – it’s great to be here! In all seriousness though, as a business owner, who could have seen it coming? Having survived the plunge in sales Continue Reading
Everything You Need To Know About Social Media For Your Bricks And Mortar Store
Business owners around the world have been facing challenging times over the last few months. Lockdowns have taken away the regular foot traffic that many businesses have relied on for years. Although we’re all hoping that things can get back to normal as quickly as possible, there is now an Continue Reading
3 things you need to do now | Customer engagement
So whatever your opinion on COVID-19 (coronavirus), it is very likely to affect your business, if not your personal life and local community. You may have to adapt your business through this difficult time. This might be a great time to try out a new online or delivery option. But Continue Reading
Why you need to be a community manager
Be your own community manager A community manager helps grow and manage an online community, usually around a cause or in your case a brand our product. This is a great way to help build a community of fans for your business, as well as build your authority and Continue Reading
Who are your customers?
By using social media platforms your business can reach customers new and existing. But why would a customer choose to follow, engage and use your business? Where does your customer spend their time online? This is key to ensuring your efforts are in the right place. I’ve included some insight* Continue Reading