by Kirsty France | Jun 21, 2021 | blog writing, content marketing, copywriting, marketing, social media, website copy, writing
Image by Daria Shevtsova via Pexels That sounds a bit creepy, doesn’t it? Like you might have a stalker. In a sense, you probably have, just in a good way. I’ve been in business for over 5 years now* and it’s taught me a lot about the way people respond to marketing....
by Kirsty France | Jun 14, 2021 | content marketing, copywriting, marketing, SEO, social media, website copy, writing
Photo by EKATERINA BOLOVTSOVA from Pexels You’ve probably spent a lot of time and effort creating a great-looking website for your business. There’s a lot of technical work you can do if you want more website visitors, but one of the most important bits...
by Kirsty France | May 20, 2021 | blog writing, blogging, Case study, Christmas marketing, content marketing, marketing, writing
Photo by Katrien Grevendonck from Pexels How do you market your business at Christmas when your service isn’t seasonal? A Christmas blog sounds like a great idea, but what on earth do you talk about? If the problem you solve could come up at any time of...
by Kirsty France | May 10, 2021 | content marketing, marketing, writing
Photo by Brett Sayles via Pexels Is your business seasonal? You might have one of those businesses that gets incredibly busy in the run-up to Christmas, so it makes sense to focus your marketing attention there. Maybe it’s less obvious, but if you look closer, you...
by Kirsty France | Apr 26, 2021 | Case study, content marketing, copywriting, marketing, outsourcing, writing
Photo by Gabriela Palai from Pexels One of the best things about working in a creative industry is the fact that it gives me opportunities to work as part of a team. The other one is working one-to-one with clients, but they’re vastly different...
by Kirsty France | Mar 8, 2021 | blog writing, blogging, content marketing, writing
There are loads of reasons why you might have put off starting to write a business blog. One of the ones I hear a lot is the fact that it seems like a lot of work for one piece of content. (Actually, it doesn’t have to be one piece of content – read this to find out...
