Struggling with lost leads in your sales funnel? Learn why prospects stall & how to fix it with automation, CRM, and data-driven strategies to boost conversions
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Introduction A recent Bank of England report highlights concerning trends, including slowing wage growth, declining employment, and rising National Insurance contributions. Economic uncertainty is nothing new for UK small businesses, but 2025 presents its own unique hurdles. Rising costs, slower growth, and changing consumer habits may feel daunting—but here’s the good news: challenges often lead […]
Discover how small business marketing strategies like automation, and planning can save you time, reduce stress, and drive consistent results for your business.
Plan your 2025 marketing strategy now to stay competitive, leverage trends, and drive real results. Early prep sets your business up for success.
For small business owners, Q4 is the busiest and most critical time of the year. But to fully take advantage, you need a winning digital marketing strategy.
Learn how to use customer feedback to improve your marketing, boost satisfaction, and drive growth with actionable tips and strategies.
Learn key marketing strategies for small businesses, including SEO, content marketing, and social media, to grow your brand and reach your audience.
Discover how you can tailor your strategies to meet audience preferences. Learn about device trends and types of content that engage.
Struggling to generate leads for your small business? Learn how automation can transform your social media lead generation efforts.
As I celebrate my first year at Autus Consulting, I share insights from transitioning from intern to full-time employee, and the invaluable lessons along the way
In an era where email addresses are guarded like treasures, learn how to entice subscribers with value-driven strategies that reflect the latest in digital marketing innovation.
The digital landscape can feel like trying to shout over a crowd. It’s noisy, and it’s easy to feel overlooked. That’s where short-form video steps in
In a world governed by fleeting interactions and transactional exchanges, establishing a “Customer for Life” mindset stands as the key to sustainable business success.
The essential aspects encapsulated by the 5 S’s of marketing: Strategy, Structure, Story, Skills, and System.
The harsh reality is that 50% of small businesses face the daunting prospect of folding within their first five years.
While the demand for high-quality content has surged, so has the need for efficiency, relevance, and innovation. Enter Artificial Intelligence (AI).
In today’s digital age, marketing is the lifeblood of any business, yet it’s also a labyrinth of ever-changing algorithms, strategies, and platforms.
Where competition is fierce and attention spans are short, establishing a strong brand identity has never been more crucial for small business owners aiming to enhance their sales and marketing efforts.
Unlock success with online business communities. Collaborate, learn, and network with fellow small business owners. Gain support and find new opportunities.
Digital transformation has emerged as a vital concept for small businesses. In this blog, we will explore the essence of digital transformation and its profound importance in today’s business environment.
Social media marketing has become an essential part of any modern marketing strategy.
CRM and Marketing Automation drives personalisation, customer retention, omnichannel engagement, lead generation, and data-driven decision making.
With the rapid growth of technology, digital marketing has revolutionised the way businesses promote their products and services.
With over 722 million members worldwide, LinkedIn provides a unique opportunity for businesses to network and engage with their target audience.
Many of us are quite guarded about giving up our email address. Nonetheless effective ways to grow your email list can be leveraged.
Data-driven marketing uses customer data to predict their needs, desires and future behaviours. Consumers are demanding more personalised experiences.
Email marketing is a fantastic way to reach out to potential and current customers.
It’s easy to feel all doom and gloom with the constant economic challenges, but it’s more important from a business perspective to keep focused and have a plan to adapt if necessary.
Advertisers are learning the importance of creating an online presence that covers the entire customer journey, guiding and delighting their audiences.
Beyond your company website, a blog is a fantastic tool to keep your audience in the loop about your business.
Starting a business is a significant achievement for many entrepreneurs, but maintaining one is the ultimate challenge.
Speaking as a business owner, it’s an amazing feeling when you experience business growth
Many businesses can’t afford to hire a high-priced, full-time Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) / Marketing Director. They don’t want to make a huge commitment, and they don’t want to overhaul everything they’re currently doing. Instead, they just want some gentle nudges in the right direction from someone who knows what they’re talking about.
Let’s face it we’ve all been there! You take the time to craft your sales email, send it off to the prospect, and you hear nothing in return…in fact you might not even know if they have opened it or if it has gone to that big old junk folder in the sky…
Living in an age of hyper-personalisation may seem overwhelming for some marketers, but for the consumer, marketing content has never been so relevant to their needs. Relating to your audience has been a proven tactic to help increase sales and keep customers returning again and again.
2022 is already proving to be a challenging year for everyone but businesses are feeling it too. Particularly within marketing, some challenges have presented themselves this year, which businesses will have to overcome.
When it comes marketing, knowing whether your business is B2B or B2C will drastically change the different strategies that you’ll choose in order to carry out effective marketing.
Small business owners have to wear many hats: Managing Director, Accountant, Marketer, HR, and many more.
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) has changed a lot in the past few years, never mind the past 10 years or so.
Most businesses want better results from their social media efforts. Many small businesses do not have the budgets to outsource and may believe they have the wherewithal to go it alone.
We’re here to tell you about a few things regarding your Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Strategy that you should stop doing
Being a Small Business comes with all sorts of challenges. Aside from smaller budgets and a smaller scale of operations as opposed to bigger businesses, you’re often on the tools and directly involved in the business the majority of the time.
At the time of writing this, 2021 is quickly coming to an end. While many businesses are focusing on their end of year strategies, us marketers are looking into 2022 to see what marketing trends are likely to stick around from the previous year and what new trends might pop up!
Over the last ten years technology has come a long way. It’s now easier than ever to get good photos for not very much money.
There are a few distinct aspects of email marketing that are important to know and remember. One of these is the frequency in which you send out email campaigns.
Did you know that within a year, 30% of your email contacts can go bad?
Email Campaigns are essential to an effective Marketing Strategy, providing a valuable touch point to potential and current customers.
As a Digital Marketer in this day and age, it’s important to have access to all the tools you need to carry out your job as effectively as possible.
Contrary to what most people think, word-of-mouth marketing is still very useful in boosting sales.
The key objective for most businesses is attracting and converting new customers. This however, means they can sometimes over look an equally important goal: customer retention.
A buyer persona is a semi-fictional representation of your ideal customer.