Media coverage: are you missing out?
Positive media coverage is a powerful way of letting people know about your business and making them think and feel about it in a certain way. Are you missing out?
Positive media coverage is a powerful way of letting people know about your business and making them think and feel about it in a certain way. Are you missing out?
‘Going to the dentist’ never tops the list of people’s favourite things to do, but this business is out to prove that a positive customer experience will have people coming back. Dr David Hills, founder of our client iNEEDa Dentist, shares on Sky Business News how to create a positive customer experience.
There’s more to media coverage than 15 minutes of fame. Here are five ways to boost your credibility and extend your marketing for a long time to come.
How do you deal with positive media coverage? If you have a little celebration, you’re not alone. But what if you could turn that little celebration into a lasting influence?
The days of ‘a product so good it markets itself’ are gone. In a world where the most sought-after currency is not money but attention, passive selling is no longer an option for any organisation, big or small.
Here are the three biggest (and most common) mistakes businesses make with their media relations—and how to avoid them by doing the right thing.
How you could be destroying your chances of media coverage Read More
Media releases (also known as press releases) are common PR tools used to attract attention but they are rarely the most effective way for small-to-medium sized businesses to generate media coverage.
When should a small business use media kits and releases, if at all? Here are a few rules you should heed when planning your next media release.
Choice is a tricky beast. On the one hand it gives customers the freedom to evaluate and select items that they find suitable for their needs, on the other it can be overwhelming and lead to poor or inefficient decision-making.
Why options can be detours off the long and narrow road of success Read More
When big businesses are tasked with increasing their profit margins, one of the quickest ways they create an increase is by cutting costs. However, many small businesses don’t have much fat to trim. So here are five ways you can increase profits and retain customers while keeping costs low.