Royal Wedding: Brits could spend half a billion pounds celebrating this weekend
People across the UK are expected to spend half a billion pounds celebrating the Royal Wedding this weekend, with 1.6m SMEs intending to cash in on the festivities.
Tag: Marketing
Infographic: 6 controversial UK TV adverts that (mostly) boosted stock prices
Discount Displays has brought to light the fact that controversial UK TV adverts could benefit businesses, if they’re done in a more tasteful manner.
3 simple steps to monetising your invention ?” Tame it, Name it, Frame it
By Staff writer
Ahead of World Intellectual Property Day on 26 April, serial inventor Graham Harris tells Real Business why a strong sense of sales and marketing is vital when inventors begin monetising their products.
Six SME marketing misconceptions and how to avoid them
By Staff writer
With so much time, money and effort spent on the daily running of the business, marketing can often be the first thing SME owners forego.
The biggest brand marketing mistakes you can make
By Staff writer
In today’s tough market, you need a solid brand marketing strategy and crisis management process in case anything goes wrong. To assist you, the experts at Romax have listed the biggest and most common mistakes.
Five ways AI will boost your marketing efforts
While many fear AI will result in numerous job losses, WebsitesThatSell is convinced it will enable companies to become more innovative and creative particularly when it comes to marketing.
Are you undervaluing the importance of CRM?
By Staff writer
In today’s digital-first business landscape the role of a CRM system is growing in importance, providing leaders with real-time info to make decisions.
Instagram Shopping: Using the platform’s new tools to increase online sales
Businesses selling on Instagram are now able to tag products in their organic posts, as the platform introduces its new Shopping tool to the UK.
Consent is a strict standard under GDPR
In the latest GDPR doctors article, expert Mark Weston of Hill Dickinson explains the importance of transparency and consumer consent.
What a successful alcohlic beverage launch by Coca-Cola could look like
Coca-Cola will be launching its first alcoholic beverage in Japan. It will come in the form of “chu-hi,” a canned alcopop. According to Jorge Garduno, president of the company’s Japanese division, the move “makes sense” given the increasing demand for such drinks.