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How Do You Know if Your Marketing is Working?

One of the secrets of good marketing is to find out what works and do more of it. So how do you find out what works? You measure your marketing! I am always amazed by the...

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How do you use Twitter?

[caption id="attachment_361" align="alignleft" width="85" caption="Alice"][/caption] In marketing terms, people view using Twitter in different ways. Some see it as a somewhere to make friends and listen to lots of gossip. Others use it for fact finding...

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What?s the best way to encourage more referrals?

[caption id="attachment_350" align="alignleft" width="85" caption="Chantal"][/caption] One of my clients told me that she?d given some vouchers to someone to say thank you for a referral she?d given her. Nothing new in that, I know. I do...

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So what?

[caption id="attachment_350" align="alignleft" width="85" caption="Chantal"][/caption] ?We?ve got 100 years of providing accountancy services.? ?We?ve worked with hundreds of satisfied clients.? ?Our products are the cheapest and best.? ?We listen to what our clients want and provide...

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Why competition is better than collaboration

[caption id="attachment_350" align="alignleft" width="85" caption="Chantal"][/caption] Some networking groups only allow one person per ?industry? to attend their meetings. For some of us, this is not as simple as it sounds. If you?re in marketing, you could...

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Twitter isn’t just a gossip engine

[caption id="attachment_361" align="alignleft" width="85" caption="Alice"][/caption] Twitter isn't just about sending your followers chatty messages constrained to 140 characters, or valuable tips that can be shared. You can use it like a search engine too, or a...

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How do you SURVIVE TEN years in business?

[caption id="attachment_350" align="alignleft" width="85" caption="Chantal"][/caption] This was the subject of the presentation I gave at a breakfast networking meeting on 16 June. If you missed it, or if you were there and you'd like a reminder,...

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Bring your business to your customers, not the other way round

[caption id="attachment_165" align="alignleft" width="85" caption="Alice"][/caption] Gone are the days when customers came to you. The internet may be compared to a massive shopping-mall, but it is, of course, so huge, there is no way anybody could...

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Are Referrals the Best Way to Win New Business?

[caption id="attachment_153" align="alignleft" width="85" caption="Chantal"][/caption] Referrals can come in all shapes and sizes and from all directions. They don't just come from your clients - have you thought about where else they can come from? Here are some...

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Contributing to the Shopping

As the UK was about to head into another Covid lockdown towards the end of...

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Connection on the Ski Slopes

10 years ago, I went skiing with a group of other business owners. The group...

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Certainty in the Supermarket

I don’t often go to supermarkets. I’m not keen on the experience and would rather...

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