Building incredible personal brands – Ash Jones, Great Influence
In this blog post, Ash Jones, one of the founding team of Social Chain, shares the secrets of growing your own personal brand.
In this blog post, Ash Jones, one of the founding team of Social Chain, shares the secrets of growing your own personal brand.
Richard Huntington, chairman of Saatchi & Saatchi, walks through his marketing journey from the beginning of his career to now. On the way he shares knowledge of the industry and the people, and why he has enjoyed it so much.
Kat shares tips and tricks on being successful in PPC. She discusses several techniques which are able to substantially increase ROI and sales, while simultaneously saving money. These tips stem from two main philosophies: "eat the dog food", and "adapt".
Social media: glamorous, interactive, lonely, powerful. Hannah Anderson, one of Vogue's top 25 most influential women, discusses how you can be successful on social by being a person first.
As marketers, we are often guilty of overcomplicating our messages. Whether it’s our printed marketing material, the posts we put out on social media, or the content we publish on our blogs (and our clients’ blogs), there’s a tendency to use more words than we actually need.
If you’re not leveraging video in some way, shape or form in your digital marketing efforts, you’re missing a trick (and leaving money on the table). Here's how to do it yourself.
We're making a change, but want to explain to you why.
In this awesome talk focussing on organic LinkedIn lead generation, Lenka shares her top tips for winning on LinkedIn.
In this very sweary talk entitled ‘Bollocks: A presentation things on why most B2B content is absolutely sh*te’, Dan Kelsall shares with you how to not make your content shit.
Sometimes you just can't get that sale over the line. The reason? Objections!
In this blog post, Lee Carnihan shares how to improve your customer’s experience and your online sales
We all know we should be creating more videos as part of our marketing strategy, but 'what' should we be producing, and 'how' should we be structuring it?
How can you make a six-hour workday work for you, your company, or the company you work for? In an industry that claims to never have enough time, hear and read about 'made' a Norwich based agency implemented just that.