it's with good customer service that small business can beat the big players
Friday, 24 February 2012
Small Businesses can beat the big guys with good service service skills
I'm positive that with good customer service skills, small businesses can beat out the big players. Generally speaking, which is always dangerous, as small business owners we are normally closer to what's happening on the shop floor than the owners or CEO's of large companies. Hence, we should know how our employees are interacting with customers and act quickly to fill in gaps by training in good customer service skills. We should also be providing clear polices and procedures of how to deal
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Content Marketing for Small Business - What is that?
When I first read the article,which is extracted below, I thought What, what on earth is this now? Content Marketing for small business what? My head was spinning ( luckily it didn't come off). Now I'm more of a numbers person, so all this words stuff is hard for me to take in. I had to, again, consult trusty wikipedia :-
Content marketing is an umbrella term encompassing all marketing formats that involve the creation or sharing of content for the purpose of engaging current and potential
Content marketing is an umbrella term encompassing all marketing formats that involve the creation or sharing of content for the purpose of engaging current and potential
Content Marketing Strategy example for Retail
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When I wrote on content marketing previously I knew it was something that I had to look into on a deeper level for my children's footwear store. Andy Stack of You Tube offers this advice "it's important for retailers to develop a content marketing strategy and not necessarily an advertising strategy, and sponsor content that matters to your community and spend money
When I wrote on content marketing previously I knew it was something that I had to look into on a deeper level for my children's footwear store. Andy Stack of You Tube offers this advice "it's important for retailers to develop a content marketing strategy and not necessarily an advertising strategy, and sponsor content that matters to your community and spend money
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Small Business growth from the use of Social Media
We hear everyday of how we can get small business growth from the use of social
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media, and most of us consider it free to use. Jeremy Morgan, senior vice president of marketing and consumer insights of Smashburger says "The common misconception about social media is that it's free, Facebook and Twitter are free, but for small-business owners in
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media, and most of us consider it free to use. Jeremy Morgan, senior vice president of marketing and consumer insights of Smashburger says "The common misconception about social media is that it's free, Facebook and Twitter are free, but for small-business owners in
Saturday, 18 February 2012
Small Business Growth Tips - Exporting, huge investment required
Small business growth tips are something most, but not every, small business owner is
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searching for. An article I have just read on the American Express Open Forum talks about exporting as a way of growing businesses. Now, I have great admiration for the American Express Open Forum ( note that the articles presented by the forum are the writers own opinions and not those
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searching for. An article I have just read on the American Express Open Forum talks about exporting as a way of growing businesses. Now, I have great admiration for the American Express Open Forum ( note that the articles presented by the forum are the writers own opinions and not those
Friday, 17 February 2012
Small Business Growth and the Economic Crisis- is growth a magic pill for the economy
Now this has been worrying me for a while it's been one of those niggling thoughts at the
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back of my mind. All this talk from politicians about small business growth and the economic crisis and how growth is the lynch pin of economic recovery. It seams to be global... this is how we are going to get the economy moving... Then I came across this
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back of my mind. All this talk from politicians about small business growth and the economic crisis and how growth is the lynch pin of economic recovery. It seams to be global... this is how we are going to get the economy moving... Then I came across this
Small Business Growth Problems
You hear, or read so much about small business being the backbone of the economy,
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about economic recovery by small business growth. What you don't hear about are small business growth problems and why some small business choose not to grow. An article I read recently dealt with a few of the reasons. While written for the American market I'm sure those of us in business
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about economic recovery by small business growth. What you don't hear about are small business growth problems and why some small business choose not to grow. An article I read recently dealt with a few of the reasons. While written for the American market I'm sure those of us in business
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