With the continued updates to Google’s mono-coloured zoo of search engine algorithms and optimisation, developing and posting regular, quality content has never been more important for your search engine rankings. Writing doesn’t have to be your forte to blog. You don’t even have to be a ‘writer’. Personally, I love writing. I don’t always have …
I’ve been asked this a lot recently so I thought I’d take my scribbles from the back of a napkin and share it 🙂 This is a simplified version of how the technical stuff fits together… Lesleigh RossOver the last decade Lesleigh Ross has been leading project and change teams in complex delivery environments and …
Let’s face it, there’s not much you can’t find on Google these days. Managing your personal brand has never been more critical.
With social media becoming the status quo of communication, is email marketing even worth bothering with? I’ve been hearing for a few years that the death of email marketing is imminent. I still think it’s alive and kicking based on the amazing results from client campaigns. According to a recent MarketingProfs article, 89% of marketers …
What makes you open an email? Do you do that last minute email check before you head off to bed? Maybe I’m just weird? I normally skim the sender, subject line and I have the mini-preview setting on my primary inbox……I know, I know, I should be off and counting z’s. Some subject lines are just too tempting! Do you know what makes your readers open up?
While the jury is still out on KFC’s Goodification campaign, it has created a bit of controversy for itself with their YouTube “What is Goodification” clip and well the creative licence taken with the English language throughout the campaign.
Have you ever tried to MAKE a child eat something they didn’t want to? Pushing it up hill, aren’t you? Same thing with goes with social media and viral campaigns—you can’t MAKE it happen…you can however, do a few things to encourage the process along.
I’ve had a few interesting offline conversations with colleagues about my recent post “How well do you know your audience?”. Apparently the referencing of two “women” sites in the opening paragraph set up my post as a “feminist rant”. I may be naive but how does a review post on marketing psychographics equate to feminism? Isn’t perception such a wonderful thing? The thing is perception and assumptions can be deadly in a campaign and marketing in general.
