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How to Develop Great Shareable Content

Have you let your business blog stagnate and your social media presence fizzle out? If you have, I’ll wager that the reason was “I couldn’t think what to say!”.

Creating a constant stream of valuable, interesting, entertaining, shareable content is a tough call — and sometimes you hit a brick wall. If that sounds familiar, you need to revitalise your approach, think of new and varied types of posts to share. Take the blinkers off, get daring… have some fun with it!
8 Highly Shareable Content Types:

Topical content: What’s happening in the news? Can you comment from your industry’s perspective? Take up […]

By |May 2nd, 2014|Uncategorized|0 Comments|
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4 Simple Ways to Optimise Your New Twitter Profile

Twitter’s new profile pages are bigger and bolder than before, presenting a great opportunity for you to stamp your personality on your page and stand out from the crowd.

As you get to grips with the new design, it’s a chance to refresh the way you present yourself on this platform. Are you making the most of your Twitter profile’s potential to boost your credibility and attract an influential following? Here are some simple steps you can take to boost your profile’s effectiveness…
4 Ways to Optimise Your New Twitter Profile:

The Headshot: Use a close-up headshot as your profile picture. People want […]

By |April 22nd, 2014|Twitter for business|0 Comments|
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Why Small Business Success Depends on Freelance Expertise

Is your business making the most of freelance expertise?

Every business needs a range of expertise to help it reach its potential. Your service or product is just part of the package.

Marketing, customer service, sales, admin, finance, infrastructure… running a tight ship, delivering a great service and sailing smoothly into your audience’s consciousness is equally important.

Other people with specialist skills can be a valuable part of your crew. If you can’t afford to employ them full time, invest in them in the short term, or ongoingly for a certain number of hours per month.

Freelance help could be the missing link […]

By |April 21st, 2014|Small Business Success|0 Comments|
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How to use Wordle to refine your brand message

You might think copywriting is airy fairy stuff… not much skill to swallowing a thesaurus and churning out clever words. Anyone can do it.

But brand copywriting really is an art. (I know, I would say that!).

Let me walk you through my process when I sit down to immerse myself in a new client’s business and define what makes their brand special.

First I start with words… single words that reflect the values and strengths of their brand.

Then, I think about very short copy. In a nutshell, isolated sentences that clearly define what they do.

Moving on, I create an audience focused […]

By |April 7th, 2014|Brand voice|0 Comments|
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How to use positive Twitter feedback

Do you know how to embed a tweet into your website when someone gives you a glowing endorsement on Twitter and you want to show it off? Here’s how:

See the 3 little dots and the word “More” that appears under every tweet? Click them to find 3 options: Share via email, embed tweet and report tweet. Click on “Embed Tweet” and steal that nifty bit of code. Simply cut and paste the code into your site, like so…

@WondersiteUK we love your way with words. You rock!— LittleNotes (@LittleNotesUK) March 28, 2014

Et voila… your totally authentic Twitter testimonial for […]

By |March 31st, 2014|Social media marketing|0 Comments|
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Give your brand voice a pair of lungs!

Broadcasting is out, conversing is in. You have so many channels at your disposal to start a dialogue with your audience, it would be a damn shame to squander them by using a voice that fails to resonate with them, or bores the pants off them in 3 seconds flat.

Creating a consistent ‘brand voice’ across all online and offline channels of communication is the foundation for all your marketing efforts. Your voice needs to speak to your audience, make them feel as if they identify with you and (on social channels) move them to ‘like’ what you’re saying, chat […]

By |March 31st, 2014|Brand voice|0 Comments|
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The R.E.M.E.D.Y. for negative social media comments

Social media is risky. You are out of the safety of traditional marketing trenches and striding across no man’s land. Just as much as you can enjoy positive engagement with your customers, and bask in glorious feedback from your brand ambassadors, you can also receive constructive criticism and negative or angry comments. So how do you navigate the minefield when things turn a little bit nasty?

Here is my R.E.M.E.D.Y for responding to negative comments on social media:

Respond: Never ignore a negative comment. You need to get in there and start engaging as soon as possible. A negative commenter who […]

By |March 24th, 2014|Social media marketing|0 Comments|
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Is Your Business Blog Firing Blanks?

You’ve fired off round after round of blog posts, but you’re not hitting the target! You have something useful to say, value to offer, and lots of authority in your niche, but your blog is not attracting a following, or social shares. 

The reason is: You are boring.

You have forgotten to add one vital ingredient: ‘YOU”. A bit of personality goes a long way in business blogging. A unique perspective, searing honesty, heartfelt empathy, a distinctive way of articulating a problem and its solution, humorous analogies: these are what give you standout.

You need to dig deep. On top of your […]

By |March 17th, 2014|Business blogging|0 Comments|
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The cure for SMG: ‘Social Media Guilt’

I was at Horsham Microbiz on Saturday, exhibiting with the #SussexHour team. I am a regular host of #SussexHour, a local business networking chat on Twitter, which takes place every Thursday evening from 8.30pm. We had a ball! It was a great event, with a buzzing atmosphere.

I met lots of lovely local business people, mostly freelance and small businesses, and my opening question was “Do you tweet?”.

In many cases, this is what happened next: Furtive glances, an apologetic smile, and then:

Guilty answer A: “No. But I know I should.”

Guilty answer B: “Yes. But not enough.”

Social media is making small […]

By |March 10th, 2014|Social media marketing|0 Comments|
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    How to write a *brilliant sales page (*brilliant because it sells stuff)

How to write a *brilliant sales page (*brilliant because it sells stuff)

A brilliant sales page is not brilliant because it’s written with breathtaking style and panache… it’s brilliant because it works! It sells stuff ‘like hot cakes’! Its success is dependent on how it communicates with your audience and how it understands what they need and will respond to best.

The style, tone and persuasive powers of your sales page must be completely in tune with the audience whose attention it seeks to grab.

Successful sales pages can look and feel very different. But here are some common components:

Headlines that make you sit-up: The headline is the most important bit of any sales page. […]

By |March 1st, 2014|Sales copy|0 Comments|
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