At a workshop I attended recently, a lead capture strategy called ‘Product For Prospects’ was revealed. It’s an elegantly simple way of convincing a prospect to exchange their contact details or a small amount of money for something of high-perceived value from your business (at low cost to you).
In episode 79 of Small Business Big Marketing I asked a number of small business owners what their most effective marketing strategy was. All of them answered ”word-of-mouth marketing, of course!” But (and it’s a big BUT) you don’t just
Recently, I received a question from a listener who was having trouble naming her business. In her own words, she said “I’ve gone in to the territory of over-thinking land.” I answered the question in detail in this episode of Small Business Big Marketing,
I’ve nothing to add. Just grab a cuppa and watch this 40 minute chat with the Boss.
Getting to the top of Google search is never easy. However, Raphael Bender from the Melbourne Pilate’s Studio – Breathe Wellbeing – and a long-time listener of the show, has built a $1.5 million dollar p.a. Pilates business almost 100% off
** This blog post was kindly written by Mark Samuelson from Sign Co Australia ** I have spent much time commuting between home and work listening to the Small Business Big Marketing podcasts and have not heard, yet, anything about
In a recent episode we gave some advice to a listener who wanted to become less involved in the day-to-day running of her bakery, yet still earn a decent income. Yes, she wanted her cake and to eat it, too!
A fair question indeed. Small business marketing is any activity aimed directly at generating an enquiry to a small business. That activity may be based around five key aspects: 1. Product – What product (or service) can you offer that
Confession: I’m a bit of a keyword research addict. I love finding profitable keywords to target for paid or organic search marketing campaigns. What I keep noticing time and time again, is the value of having a known brand name
We’re big fans of using WordPress as a platform for building small business websites. In fact both Timbo and I both use WordPress for almost every website we build. And here are some reasons why we love using WordPress… First