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Social media marketing: Younger members of staff can be a huge asset to any organisation, but just don't give them free reign on your social media because you don't understand it. You don't want that, and neither do they.
Website: You're so proud of your brand-new, about-to-launch website. So much so you want to shout it from the rooftops. But should you bother? Do you need to PR a website launch? And how do you deal with that board member who thinks it's a must?
SEO: You've got your online course pages written so time to kick back, right? Nope! You need to optimise your content, to find your rightful audience online. No sweat. Mar will tell you how.
SEO: We take a look at a couple of options to boost your chances of appearing in search for your online courses when people are using keywords that no longer relate to your geo location.
Social media marketing: The proper use of social media in a crisis can be a determining factor in whether you emerge on the side of the people, or with your reputation in tatters. And one thing is for certain, if you're not in the conversation you have no hope of influencing it.
Social media marketing: One of the many ways to market your company is through YouTube. This is almost seen as a must-have to help your company grow. It's cheap, relatively easy to manage, and great to get your company's ethos and ideas across.
Social media marketing: The 'Insta Aesthetic' you will find everywhere. Keeping your company's authentic style is key, its a breath of fresh air for the customer. Creating a memorable difference that draws people into your company and brings attention to your profile. Here we explain how to do this.
Social media marketing: It's far from an easy decision whether you should dip a toe in the carefree waters of TikTok. The early adopters in your industry are already there. The rest of the field may decide to dive in, provided the plug isn't pulled first.