As restrictions ease and the world begins returning to normal, it’s important to think about how it’s best for your small business to move forwards. What works for your
“Content is king!”
That’s been the word from the web since Bill Gates originally made the statement back in January 1996. And it’s appeared in almost every digital marketing top ten trends list ever since.
So why, in a world of rapidly advancing technology, is content marketing still more compelling than the latest application of AI or an innovative advertising tactic?
Hello, I’m sure you’ve heard that spending time in nature benefits mental health. Today I’d like to share with you just three aspects of the mountain of science that back
How Sense of Security transformed itself into an essential business partner, working with every level of the organisation from boardroom to basement.
Have you seen the virtual stretching class we’ve posted on our socials? Below is the transcript for both assessability and in case you want to quickly jog your memory of these great stretches!
So, you’ve weathered the COVID-19 storm (congratulations!) and you’re about to reopen for business. You and your staff are raring to go, and you see plenty of opportunities for those who move fast.
In 2019 we made a series of videos for St Michaels, who provide supported accommodation and day activities for Tasmanians with disabilities. The videos were produced for their website, which we also worked on and aimed to give potential clients a glimpse into what St Michaels has to offer.
Your revenue has taken a hit, somewhere between 30 and 90% if yours is like most Australian businesses. You have applied for every government grant, stood down your staff, negotiated your rent or gone virtual, and now you need to draw breath and wonder – where is my revenue going to come from?
COVID-19 has pushed much of our daily activities into the digital realm. So, as marketers, we need to spruce up our digital content to meet the challenge. People who have traditionally not accessed our content may now try to do so. Websites, articles, videos and social media posts need to be more accessible to the public, who are now spending more time online.
Sadly, many small businesses are feeling the brunt of the economic downturn. And in these strange times, it’s helpful to keep active as much as possible. What better opportunity to brush up on your writing skills?