Small companies have the flexibility to react to market changes and capitalize on opportunities. Why? Because they have to.
Shouting Can’t Compete With Storytelling
Today’s communication is less about shouting your message AT your customers, and more about telling your story TO them. Creativity is the new currency.
Using Flickr To Help Generate Backlinks
Flickr (and other image sites) can be an effective backlink strategy for SEO.
Email Marketing: It’s a Question Of Value
It may not get the headlines any more, but email is still an amazingly effective communication medium.
Buyers Are From Mars, Sellers Are From Venus
Buyers and sellers often have different opinions on the reasons of buying a particular product or service.
Trying to Please Everybody Is Pleasing Nobody
Trying to please as many people as possible with your marketing ends-up pleasing no-one, as the message gets diluted.
The Price Of Value: When A Gold Card Loses Its Shine
More and more, customers are looking for product packages centered around them, not the vendor.
Howzat! Communicating Information like Twenty20
Customer content consumption habits have evolved. Attention spans have decreased. Your marketing information needs to be shorter, sharper, and to-the-point.
There Are Lies, Damn Lies – And Social Media Marketing
The reason your social media marketing is failing is because you’re missing a key point.
Review: “We Are All Weird” by Seth Godin
Every marketers’ favorite blogger has a new book out.
Fame at Last: KEXINO blog now featured on Alltop!
We’ve hit the big time. Well done us.
Cold Calling Sales Conversation Over A Ruby Murray
Cold sales calls haven’t died. They’ve evolved.
Social Media Hasn’t Killed Company Blogs
Think social media channels means you can kill your blog? Think again.
Content Isn’t Everything. It’s The Only Thing.
Few businesses take the content of their customer-facing collateral as seriously as they should.
When’s The Best Time To Change My Company Logo?
Your logo is an important marketing asset. But it’s not the most important.