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How do you plan your digital marketing for the holiday season? How can you make sure you are prepared when it gets busy over Christmas and new year? Want to smash your holiday sales targets? Get your FREE instant access ticket for the Festive Marketing Masterclass. To get you started I asked my marketing friends […]
If you are based in Ireland you can apply for an ‘Trading Online Voucher’ that can help you fund part of your online marketing, including your strategy. Carmel Seery tells us how to apply and what’s involved in this post. Have you heard of the Trading Online Voucher? Did you know that only 23% of […]
Do you have imposter syndrome? That niggling voice in the back of your head telling you that you aren’t good enough? Does it get in the way of your blogging and business? Until 2016 I didn’t understand the term ‘Mindset’ it seemed a bit airy fairy to me. But something happened in 2016. I had […]
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It’s been hinted at by Jack Dorsey, it has been anticipated, but I for one wouldn’t welcome tweets longer than 140 characters. I don’t have any children, but I’m beginning to think that Twitter is acting like a teenage son (or daughter). The network we enjoyed, nurtured, watched grow has suddenly started acting differently. It’s […]
There’s some pretty compelling stats out there for using Instagram for business: There are 300,000 active Instagram users – That’s more than Twitter Business Instagram posts get 58% more engagement than Facebook 65% of 13 – 24 year olds regularly interact with businesses on Instagram But what should a business post to Instagram? What sort […]
Do you use LinkedIn for research? If so you might want to hide your LinkedIn profile views. I find the ‘people who viewed your profile’ section on LinkedIn fascinating and I often wonder where these people came from. Maybe they liked one of my updates, found me through a connection or advanced search. [Tweet “Being […]
