How to be a great leader
We interview Penny Ferguson and Catherine Newman - two people who have dedicated their lives to great leadership, whether that is in theory or practice.
We interview Penny Ferguson and Catherine Newman - two people who have dedicated their lives to great leadership, whether that is in theory or practice.
Landing pages are the first impression of your website. Landing pages should be easy to read, simple, attractive, and have relevant keywords and Call To Actions. But that isnโt all.
Everyone explains that standing out is critical. They get your creative circuits firing. Your future depends on it. Nothing matters more.
But how do you *actually* do it is another story. Yes, there are some books around positioning for brands with big ad budgets or for B2B software companies, but what about the rest? How do you actually do it if the product or service you're selling isn't remarkable in itself? How do you actually do it if you want to start small and make just one of your blog posts stand out?
In this session, April teaches you how smart positioning can ensure you outrun the Hordes, use the strength of the Giants against them, and bust the Ghosts by leveraging the momentum of trends.
Lee Wilcox and Adam Barrie of Electric House, develop and grow strong social media communities such as On the Tools and On a Budget. In this session, they share their tips for efficiently building engaged communities on social media.
We don't prioritise mental health as much as we do physical health. So, what can we do to make sure we're making the most of our brains: keeping them in tip top shape?
Social media changes every day. What are some of the most significant recent differences, and what can you do to adapt?
Making the most of SEO is something we can all relate to trying to achieve. The channel is inexpensive, and itโs effective. But, it's an art that feels shrouded in mystery. Lucky, we have Mary Owusu of Gurubound to make things clearer.
COVID has changed everything. But what is it like when you're a marketer, and expected to communicate with patients and staff alike the changes that are going on clearly, while everything is changing around you?
We have a problem in marketing. We're spending our lives focusing on short term tactics, at the expense of long term results, strategy and measurement.
This session is relevant because as marketers, itโs not good enough to do something and expect the budget to keep on flowing when you havenโt proven the value of it. This session is important because as marketers, we often do a bad job in marketing ourselves and communicating our role in a company. This session is important, because we have one of the worldโs most unique thinkers on marketing in our company for an hour, so by the end, I hope you would have learned something new, had your perspective shifted.
As marketers, itโs our jobs to cut through, solve a problem for a customer, and have our message heard. Getting the right message to the right audience is therefore crucial. In this session, weโll investigate that. Simple as.