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Your Google Analytics cheat sheet

Is GA delivering all the insights you dream of? It will now....

Be more tortoise. Why digital marketing quick wins alone won’t win the race.

Eight ways your website is letting you down...

Is your agency talking about third party cookies?

Has your agency discussed the death of cookies? Ask them these questions....

People pleaser: How to build your own online community

Making your social media work to build your business...

Why brand consistency is your secret weapon when it comes to getting noticed: Part 3

Part 3 – Voice of an angel   Tone of voice is the difference between The Sun’s puntastic front page screamer headlines and The Telegraph’s more sober approach. It’s the...

Why brand consistency is your secret weapon when it comes to getting noticed: Part 2

Part 2 – How   In Part 1, we looked at why keeping your brand consistent could boost your turnover by a third. Let’s take a look at how that...

Why brand consistency is your secret weapon when it comes to getting noticed: Part 1

Part 1: Why?   Fun fact for you: your audience is so bombarded with information, you’ve only got 1-3 seconds to grab their attention with your message.  Fancy a few...

Maintaining consistency in brand messaging

Did you know? It takes between 1-3 seconds to grab attention, and this has been consistently low during the pandemic.  On average a customer needs to see a brand 17 times...

Emojis – what do they mean in today’s world? ???? 

The emoji is such a simple thing, but its meaning and purpose has shifted significantly in the era of remote working and lockdown. Originating from Japan, emojis became increasingly popular...

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