by Kirsty France | Mar 16, 2020 | content marketing, Guest blog, marketing
In a nutshell, your brand is your most valuable asset. Whether at home or in the workplace, we all have brand preferences. Firm favourites we use often, ones we’re following and may well try out next time, and those, for whatever reason, we dislike, mistrust, and...
by Kirsty France | Mar 2, 2020 | blog writing, blogging, content marketing, marketing
It’s one thing to know that you want to create a blog as part of your marketing strategy. It’s quite another to actually do it. Maybe you’re feeling a bit daunted at the thought of starting a blog or have created one that’s fizzled out. If you’re reading this,...
by Kirsty France | Feb 10, 2020 | blog writing, blogging, content marketing, marketing, writing
Don’t give yourself a blogging headache I know, I know. I’ve been urging you on to write a blog for your business since the last decade (feels weird to be able to say that), and now I’m telling you not to?! Well, no. Mostly, a blog is still a really good idea...
by Kirsty France | Nov 5, 2019 | blog writing, blogging, content marketing, marketing, writing
Firstly, an apology. I know that now we’re past Halloween the floodgates have opened and your social media feeds are full of Christmas. I can’t be helping with my Christmas blog posts and festive marketing tips either. To be perfectly honest, I should be talking to...
by Kirsty France | Nov 4, 2019 | blog writing, blogging, content marketing, marketing
If you run a business that sells perfect Christmas gifts, this is probably peak season for you. I’ve already started my Christmas shopping, and I’ve got a list of local businesses that I’ll be buying from in the coming weeks. I know that you’re already doing loads of...
by Kirsty France | Jul 24, 2019 | blog writing, blogging workshops, content marketing, marketing, training, workshops
When you first start marketing your business, it’s all trial and error. You might find that one post is a hit, then something similar completely flops. Over time, you can start to build up a picture of what your audience responds to and where your customers are coming...
