This is the episode of the Small Business Big Marketing podcast where we discover how to have a difficult conversation. Plus we: Discuss what makes for a good pitch; Share our very early thoughts on Google Plus; Talk about Google Grants – $10,000 per month for any charity to spend advertising on Google! Small Business […]
#54 How To Have A Difficult Conversation. Google Plus. Pitching. Read More »
This is the episode of the Small Business Big Marketing podcast where we question Twitter? Can you believe it? Who do we think we are?! Plus we: Ask another hard question – Do prospects really know what you offer? Talk about domain name leasing; Share the 10 things we’d consider if we were starting a
#53 Twitter. Your offer. Domain leasing. Starting a small business. Read More »
In Episode 52 of the Small Business Big Marketing we: Finish the interview with Matt Simpson, who tells us how he strategically used Facebook Ads to find his life partner with Facebook Personal Ads; Answer a listener questions about FAQs and Wikkis; Discuss the importance of having a crystal clear call to action in all
#52 What Facebook Personal Ads have to do with Marketing (Part 2) Read More »
We know, we know … we said we were going to take two-months off and recharge, and get creative and all that stuff. But guess what? We couldn’t wait. Plus Lukeee missed Timbo way too much. Soooo … in Part 1 of Episode 51 of Australia’s favorite small business marketing show – Small Business Big
#51 Email Marketing. Copywriting. Facebook Ads. Statistics. (Part 1) Read More »
Creating great content that positions you as an expert is a no-brainer marketing strategy. And the King of content is video.Thanks to the iPhone, creating engaging marketing videos is a cinch. Check out this fantastic iPhone Video training created by one of my past guests – a former BBC / MTV TV Director. He not only knows how to create great video – his training is full of time and money saving secrets that will have you looking like a pro in no time.
This is the episode where we’re tempted to get all emotional and celebrate our 50th episode of Small Business Big Marketing. However, we choose not to, and instead put the shoulder to the wheel and discuss how to drive traffic to your website; how Lukeee had one press release syndicated to 10,000 websites (!); and
#50 How To Generate 10,000 Backlinks From One Press Release. Read More »
This is the episode where we identify a massive gap in the Royal Wedding arrangements PLUS we’re joined by Laurel from LaPerouse Bed & Breakfast in Lorne, Australia who shares with us how she runs a successful Bed & Breakfast business whilst also building a string business community in her local township. This is gold
#49 Marketing Lessons From The Hospitality Industry. Read More »
In this episode of Small Business Big Marketing we share seven ways to create more time to market your business PLUS we’re rejoined by our second guest ever – Darren Finkelstien of St.Kilda Boat Sales. Darren’s high on energy and on taking serious action in marketing his business. He’s one of those business owners who
#48 Lessons from a marketing action taker. Read More »
In this episode, we speak with Mark Copeman, the Founder of Customer Thermometer, an ingenious real time, customer satisfaction survey tool for small businesses. PLUS we … … take you behind the scenes of our email marketing efforts, and show you what we’ve done to address a possible issue of list fatigue. … share with
#47 What are your customers thinking about you? Read More »
Big Dave Milne, co-founder of Australia’s most successful take away noodle chain, joins us on episode 46 of Small Business Big Marketing. He starts off by sharing how the Noodle Box idea came in to being and then quickly shares with us a fantastic guerrilla marketing tactic they employed at the launch .. and yes, it
#46 Noodle Box co-founder, Dave Milne, talks outside the box. Read More »
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