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Tag: Small Business Marketing

Role of Social media in business today: 

The concept and implementation of marketing in social media is always changing, much like our attention spans. Advertising is now primarily done through social media. With Instagram and Tik Tok's brand values reaching all-time highs of 47.4 billion and 66 billion USD, respectively, businesses need to use social media in order to be relevant.

For one’s brand to create an impact online, businesses need to utilize the marketing giant that is social media. Within this giant lies

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In an era where digital transformation dictates market dynamics, small businesses often find themselves at a crossroads.

The challenge?

Developing marketing strategies that not only compete with industry leaders but also resonate with an increasingly digital-savvy consumer base.

Enter the AI marketing strategy generator, a technological marvel leveling the playing field for small enterprises across the globe.

The world of business has changed dramatically over the past decade, especially with the rise of digital technology and the growth of social media. As a result, traditional marketing methods have become less effective, and small businesses are searching for new and innovative ways to reach their target audience and promote their products or services.

Published in Expert Marketing Blog

Marketing and sales are two distinct services within a business, and their roles are clearly defined. They are often seen as separate departments, but they share some similarities, and do have some overlap that cannot be overlooked. In any organization, one of the keys to success, and perhaps also one of the biggest challenges, would be to get the marketing and sales team to be on the same page and work closely together. It may sound like a simple task to achieve, but there are often conflicts due to different perspectives on marketing budgets and its effect on sales performance.

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When budgets are tight, many companies might remove marketing as their first expense but, that should not be the case. It is said that you have to spend money to make money; although that is very true, there are plenty of ways to make a small budget go a long way for your marketing tools. While many traditional advertising methods are expensive and hard to measure, small to medium size business have access to many cost-efficient marketing tools.

Published in Marketing
Working out of the Atlanta Tech Village, I have ran into loads of companies that are operating off of a shoestring budget with limited capital to spend on marketing efforts. Sometimes, even the thought of using paid advertising makes a small business owner shutter. Mainly because owners aren’t necessarily marketers, and there’s a lot of uncertainty around the return on investment. However, there’s a number of ways that a small business can leverage digital marketing by spending very little and targeting exactly who their customers are.

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Snapchat just released a new update that allows for users to open up what they are calling a “Snap Map”.

This new feature is going to be huge for local businesses for a host of different reasons. Number one being that users can now look up stories by location. This means that if your company is streaming stories, a potential client of yours that’s nearby can open up their snap map and tune in.

Thursday, 02 February 2017 15:25

Walk Before You Run

Do you currently have a solid sales process in effect? If not, it might be time to examine your sales and pipeline process. Far too often we see businesses have great marketing and lead generation success, but end up with no real customers. Fortunately, we are going to examine what a proper sales process looks like and how it can feed your lead generation and lead conversion rates.
Wednesday, 18 May 2016 09:19

America’s Businesses, Always Changing

The American dream, something the world wants and everyone can have…. or well used to be able to have. Times have changed. Little mom and pop places are being replaced with huge corporate businesses like Walmart and Publix. Even little restaurants are falling behind to the national expansions of places like Chili's and LongHorn. They can still be found though, you might just have to look harder than you imagined.
Wednesday, 11 May 2016 13:38

Good For The Environment, Good For You

When considering opening a business, most people think about profits. However in today’s world, more and more business owners are considering what they can do to go green!

Green business is defined as an enterprise that has minimal negative impact on the global environment, community, society, or economy. Often times these businesses have progressive environmental and human rights policies.
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