Category: Marketing for Freelancers

Almost half of UK employers do not monitor or restrict access to social media at work, despite nearly a fifth admitting that they are concerned it is being abused.

It’s not about the worksheets: These tools are what really create success sales.

With the extensive reach, speed of communication and the widespread availability of mass media, brands have more opportunity to create awareness through digital marketing. However, with this also comes increasing competition and smarter and more conscious consumers.

Digital ad spending continues to grow faster as a percentage of the total ad market than other categories.

What is your sales process like? Does it focus on what you need? Or does it focus on your customers’ needs?

A big part of successful selling is not giving customers what they really don’t want.

So you thought when you hired an agency to do the work for you that the job was done and you could go back to concentrating on your day job… but somehow, it just doesn’t seem to have worked out that way…

Tackling your websites SEO or finding someone that can may seem a daunting task. Here Colin Tankard, Managing Director, DCSR Marketing takes us back to basics.

The social network is trying to make it easier than ever for small businesses to buy ads. Here are 3 questions you should be thinking about.

Practical advice on how to maintain a positive online presence and counter negative comment.

Chris Searson gives us his top tips for getting your digital marketing strategy right.

Richard Forsyth interviews Tom Vaughton, the Director of Varn Media in the UK to find out how to stay in control of your website’s performance and your Internet Marketing strategy.

Regardless of qualifications, expertise or experience, anyone can become an entrepreneur. All you need is a little self-belief and confidence

Award winning Telford based printer Graphics and Print, has announced a limited period offer on 500 business cards to help businesses grow their networking

We have the privilege of working with some of the most inspirational entrepreneurs and business founders every day. But since most of them are real ideas people there is often a ‘creative conflict’ when new ideas and opportunities pop up.