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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Retailers greatest new e-tool
Want to show prospective customers your range, layout, this weeks specials, or the new greatest design? Google business view uses the same technology as streetview to give browsers a view of the inside of your business. The most obvious immediate … Continue reading
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Tagged Branding, communication, competitive strategy, customer, Marketing, SME, Social Media
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Mapping Social Media
Most Aussies will probably recognise the diagram above, the London Underground. The first time anyone arrives in London, an underground map is a vital piece of paper, even in these days of mobile phone enabled GPS tools. The underground system … Continue reading
Posted in Customers, Marketing, Small business, Social Media, Strategy
Tagged communication, Marketing, SME, Social Media, Strategy
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Start with the things you can do.
No business can do everything, so the easy way to start is to do the thing you can do well, as long as it is at least partly the thing that also makes you different. In a suburb not far … Continue reading
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Mixed marketing metaphors.
I have a mate who is an academic economist, a really smart guy used to arguing a point of view, and with a box of stats on call to support any contention he makes, alternatively to pull down anything that … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Management, Strategy
Tagged Change, change management, competitive strategy, Governance, Leadership, Management, performance assessment, SME, Strategy
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3 points to measure e-marketing productivity.
When looked at from the “helicopter perspective ” there seems to be three points of threshold competitive activity that you simply have to get right, or all else is irrelevant. Having a few meaningful measures at those three points is … Continue reading
Posted in Branding, Marketing, Sales, Small business, Social Media
Tagged Advertising, Branding, communication, competitive strategy, customer, Marketing, performance assessment, Sales, SME, Social Media
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5 practises for successful blogging
Over the weekend, my sister, a writer, called me a “blogging machine”, recognising the challenge of producing 3 or 4 worthwhile posts a week. Caught me a bit by surprise, because I just blog, write about what seems important … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Marketing, Small business
Tagged Branding, communication, Marketing, SME, Social Media, Strategy
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Beginners guide to SEO
Seeking a simple metaphor to explain how SEO fits into a digital strategy to a “digitally challenged” client running a successful small business, I struck upon the map of the London Underground. If you look at the map, there are … Continue reading
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The sure way to make a significant profit.
How many monopolies have you seen that do not make a good profit? Very few I bet. On the other hand, how many very sensible, responsible, customer focussed businesses in competitive markets have you seen go to the wall? Which … Continue reading
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