Let’s learn how to start a hashtag
Having a hashtag for your business can be a useful addition to your online marketing to either get in front of new [relevant] people or to curate your own content together to help people discover more content of the same value. Whether it’s Twitter or Instagram (or arguably any platform these days), using a hashtag is an easy-to-add, effective resource.
Crowd Funding vs Crowd Sourcing
As no doubt you learnt when you started your business, formal investment is very difficult to get. We talk you through the benefits of crowd funding
LinkedIn to Introduce Stories Feature to the Platform
The world’s largest networking platform is now introducing Stories to help you share key moments in your business, at a work event, and more!
5 Top Tips for Content Writing in 2020
Do you struggle with writing content for your social media posts? Here are our top 5 tips for your communities in 2020.
How to create an event on LinkedIn
If you organise events, the ability to advertise your training, conference, expo, workshop or whatever you’ve got going on is finally here; here’s what you need to know.
Differentiating Web Pages
Community Question: Is it possible to have pages of your website look different to the rest? I answer how you can achieve this for your business.
Think about these factors when wanting to grow
We always consider numbers as the power to grow. So what should you be looking at, and how do you get to it?
10 Ways to Boost Your Organic Facebook Reach!
Do you want to boost the reach of your Facebook posts? Find out how with our top 10 tips. Read more here…
Gmail is making ‘confidential mode’ the default
Confidential mode is exceptionally useful if you’re sending some information that needs to have an extra layer of protection around it. It allows you to set an expiration date on the email (so it can’t be opened past a specified date) and have two-step verification to ensure that the person opening your precious information is definitely the chosen recipient.
Why should I contract with the Public Sector?
It’s old news that the UK Government set ambitious targets of awarding 33% of all public sector contracts to SMEs by 2020.
