Posts Tagged ‘marketing’
SlyFox Mentions: SlyFox Web Design in Business London
Slyfox was recently featured in London Inc. magazine. This article highlights our ongoing efforts to help small businesses adapt to the new barriers presented by COVID19. Putting the pieces in place
Read MoreHow To Get More Exposure For Your Small Biz Right Now!
You run a bold, innovative small biz and you know you’re better than the big competition – but how can you convince more people of that fact? Cutting through the online noise is the key to getting new customers, and you should design a marketing plan that gets your small business the right amount of…
Read More#SmallBusinessThatRocks: Boss Leaf E-Commerce Expansion
You may have seen us singing the praises of Boss Leaf in this section before. We loved working with this #SmallBusinessThatRocks to bring the shop online while it was moving to a new storefront. Now that both the physical and online sides of this head shop are up and running, it’s time we gave you…
Read MoreTen Clever Holiday Marketing Ideas For 2019
Are you looking to boost sales and cut through the seasonal noise? The holidays are in full swing, but it’s never too late to use one of these ten clever marketing ideas in 2019!
Read More#SmallBusinessThatRocks: MEE Photography
Something every small business website needs is original photography. Unique images create a brand for a company, as well as help them stand out to new visitors and build new SEO opportunities. You shouldn’t trust your smartphone’s camera to do the job properly, but who can you turn to for pictures that match your business…
Read MoreWhat Is Position Zero?
Getting the number one ranking on Google is the ultimate compliment to a website. But leave it to the world’s largest search engine to find a way to make quick browsing more convenient. Recent innovations now provide small companies with another chance to earn a coveted spot, one that’s more helpful for both the user…
Read MoreVariable vs. Fixed Costs: Why They Matter
Clarifying the differences between the costs that don’t change and the costs that do is very important for small businesses. Bills, shipping, packaging, and all the other important expenses should be classified in two ways: variable costs and fixed costs. This helps with budgeting and when making break-even analysis every year. But where does marketing…
Read MoreWhat Was The First Social Media Site?
When people talk about social media, most of us think of Facebook. The site has gone from a curiosity to a regular part of our lives, all thanks to pushing the right buttons in our brains. Facebook became so powerful so quickly that it’s easy to forget that the concept was tried a couple of…
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