How To: Market a Small Business on a Budget
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It’s common for small businesses to consider marketing a big-business endeavour. Often, they wait until they have expendable resources before investing in promotion.
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It’s common for small businesses to consider marketing a big-business endeavour. Often, they wait until they have expendable resources before investing in promotion.
Four-minute read.
It’s no secret artificial intelligence (AI) is integrated into various areas of our lives. From self-driving cars to smart homes, solutions that leverage AI surround us.
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As digital marketing becomes ubiquitous, it gets increasingly hairy to figure out how to reach a target audience effectively. Not only does it get harder to have your message cut through the mass of consumable content, but choosing the right marketing tactics to prioritize can feel nearly impossible.
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Ignited by the pandemic, organizations worldwide have experienced all-time high resignation rates over the past two years, and it doesn’t appear to be slowing. For example, the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that in 2021, U.S. quits hit “a series high of 47.8 million.”
Four-minute read. The content marketing industry is shaping to be one of the most relevant industries today. The boom of digital marketing has helped countless businesses find success online – inseparable from this success is content.
Great content writing requires creativity, industry experience, and collaboration – especially when your business fits in a niche or technical field.
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For small businesses looking to expand their digital reach, online marketing tactics and resources are often the most significant source of business growth.
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Social media and online marketing have taken the business and tech worlds by storm, and there’s no going back!
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Regardless of the industry, sales and marketing perform incredibly unique – though equally essential – functions for any business.
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As entrepreneurs (tech monoliths and small businesses alike), our company brand should encompass who we are as creators, as well as what we hope to achieve through our intended contributions to the communities and environments we influence.