I’m not sure about you, but it certainly feels like there are signs of an awakening in the business environment after our forced COVID-19 slumber. Whilst we are all, I am sure, praying that the worst is over, nobody fully knows what the long-term effect for businesses will be. Consumer spending is still supported by job keeper and increased job seeker payments combined with the mortgage and other loan relief provided by the banks. One thing is for sure, we will be feeling the effects of the virus in our businesses for some time to come.
continue reading >It’s not secret that the holiday season is the most profitable time of the year for many businesses especially those in retail. Some make up to 40% of their yearly revenue in the last quarter alone, according to Shopify. On the other hand, there are also those winding their businesses down for the holidays.
continue reading >LinkedIn wants small business owners to know that they have your back.
continue reading >The silly season is again almost upon us. With The Melbourne Cup, Australia’s most famous horse race, finally over, it’s now the unofficial start to Australia’s holiday season.
continue reading >To avoid hit-and-miss marketing campaigns, marketers have traditionally used demographics to understand specific markets based on age, income, educational level, number of children, shopping habits, etc.
continue reading >With Snapchat’s global audience estimated to be 150 million daily active users, and video traffic of a jaw-dropping 10 billion views per day, it’s yet another social network we need to get our head around!
continue reading >You’ve booked your venue, decided on your speakers or format, but the biggest challenge almost always is promoting and filling up your event. An event page or website is essential, however there’s no chance it will ensure that people will show up.
continue reading >Australia’s population is now estimated to be around 24 million. More than 13 million are estimated to be active social media users, up from 10.9 million in 2013.
continue reading >Facebook is a dynamic platform. Every now and then, Facebook make adjustments to their platform to keep up with the constantly changing behaviours of users. The best way to adapt to these changes is to stay updated and learn what works and what doesn’t.
continue reading >Is this even possible? Can you really double your sales in a short amount of time? The answer is ‘Yes’ and we know this based on experience. As long as you take the necessary steps to increase your sales, this seemingly impossible goal is achievable.
continue reading >After the marketing strategy is agreed the question is, who is going to manage and implement it? Marketing Angels are more than capable of implementing the marketing strategy, from campaign development through to managing all creative outputs. We give clients the freedom to focus on running their business whilst having confidence that the marketing is being managed by a highly skilled marketing professional.
continue reading >Getting ahead of the curve on a new marketing tactic or change in consumer attitudes can be a game changer for business owners.
continue reading >The key to sustaining long-term growth for your business is to build strong relationships with your existing customers (so they become repeat customers and brand ambassadors) and with your prospects (to easily convert them into new customers).
continue reading >Where do email subscribers fall on your list of priorities? If it’s high on your list, then you’re in luck because we’re sharing some tips we discovered online that will help you grow your email list using simple social media tweaks.
continue reading >A strategic marketing plan is an essential tool to help keep any business on track. Marketing planning enables clients to anticipate and adapt to changing environments ensuring that their business is poised to not only react to, but take advantage of market changes as they occur.
continue reading >At Marketing Angels our approach to conducting market research can include in-depth interviews with your current, past or potential clients. We develop questionnaires and conduct interviews that ask relevant questions to shape the future direction of your brand. Post interviews, your Marketing Angel will compile and analyse the results and present you with the outcomes and recommendations.
continue reading >Since our humble beginnings back in 2001, our brand and positioning has worked harder for us than we could have hoped for.
continue reading >When you work with one of our Angels you tap into the combined experience of the team. We collaborate on clients and share our experiences working across many businesses and industries. One of the many advantages of working with Marketing Angels versus an independent freelancer.
continue reading >Now that Instagram has introduced an all-improved advertising platform, expect to see more brands and advertisers flocking to this photo-sharing app.
continue reading >A landing page is generally your first and only opportunity to make a good first impression with your potential customer. This is why it’s important that when your visitor clicks your ad campaign to your landing page, or from your landing page to your main site, the transition should feel seamless. Your landing page should likewise be optimised to increase the chance of converting your visitors into customers.
continue reading >Launching a new website is hard. Relaunching it is much harder especially if the first one didn’t pan out. We know this because we’ve done several website projects for clients across varied industries and we’re currently working on a new one again for our own site.
continue reading >Sensis' 2015 Social Media report revealed SMEs are investing blindly on social media. Based on their survey of 1100 businesses in Australia, only 16% of SMEs said they are measuring their return on investment (ROI) in social media. Whilst 49% of them don’t know how much money they’ve invested, and some 80% have not developed a strategic plan for their social media activities.
continue reading >Updated - June 2016. For years LinkedIn has been making great strides to evolve from being a professional social networking platform to a powerful marketing suite for professionals worldwide. Though this may not happen soon, but it’s certainly within its grasp as more and more businesses are spending their advertising dollars with the network.
continue reading >To start a business, you need a solid business plan. To then grow your business, you need an equally solid marketing strategy. Without the latter, even if you have the best products or services in your industry, potential customers will not know about you. This makes marketing a very critical business activity that is best left to the experts.
continue reading >It’s the perfect time to reflect on your marketing hits and misses the previous year. Revisit your goals and targets. Sift through all the marketing data you’ve gathered the past year and set your year-long marketing strategy.
continue reading >Updated - June 2016. Most businesses at some point have dabbled in using Google Adwords to drive leads and sales to their business. The results can often be mixed, as not everyone knows how to fully utilise this powerful marketing platform.
continue reading >Updated - June 2016. Branding is the heart of your business. Branding is arguably more important for a small business as it is for a big one because your brand needs to work harder and communicate greater meaning. When you don't have a lot of money to spend on advertising to get your brand out there, your brand needs to cut-through and resonate with people. Successful brands start by having a clear brand strategy - they know what they stand for how they want to be perceived and by whom.
continue reading >Updated - June 2016. What's the failure rate of small businesses in Australia? According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, more than 60 percent of small businesses cease operating within the first three years of starting.
continue reading >Choosing to engage or partner with a marketing company for most businesses is a big commitment. If you make the wrong choice, you can be left having invested precious dollars on marketing with little return.
continue reading >When was the last time you bought a new piece of clothing, updated the decor in your home or got a fresh new haircut? Was it noticed by those around you? Did you feel people paid more attention?
continue reading >Marketing isn't something to invest in just when sales are down. Whatever size or stage your business is at, a good marketing plan is critical, even if business is booming.
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