Leveraging content simply means that you are finding multiple ways to share your message, across different formats and platforms. This will position you as an authority in your industry, ensure that your efforts are maximised, reach new audiences, and make your content more accessible.

In this blog, we also unpack exactly how to leverage one piece of content using this blog as the example.

With so many different communication channels available today, it can be overwhelming to know where to start with your marketing. Not to mention it's very noisy for the customer who is bombarded daily with companies trying to sell them the next best thing.

How do you cut through the clutter? How do you connect with your audience? How do you reduce the endless list of things to do, especially when you are also wearing the hats of financial controller, customer service team, and product development manager?

Let’s unpack the three ways to simplify your marketing.

October is Mental Health Month and I know that having your own business and working social media can add stressors to already busy lives. It means you are 'on' 24/7...plus 2020 and a pandemic has made this one heck of a year! Here are my five tips for maintaining good mental health.

Instagram has done it again purging itself by deleting over 30 meme accounts, totalling over 33 million followers! It’s a timely reminder that we are only renting space on social media. Here are three ways to protect your business from changes to social media.

Many businesses utilise the functionalities of Facebook and Instagram very effectively. Some businesses are even built entirely around and through the platform. However, the question should be asked - what would I do if this platform experienced an outage, or if my page was unexpectedly shut down?

Video is an essential component for successful digital marketing strategies. The low cost of equipment and software has made video content highly affordable for businesses and has maximum impact. Social Media Today reports that 90 per cent of consumers say videos help them make a purchasing decision. Here are 6 tips on how to use video for your business.

Consumers’ attention is being stretched and people are becoming more decisive about what they pay attention to, with some reports stating people’s average attention span has dropped from 12 seconds in the year 2000 to less than eight seconds today.

As marketers this means we need to create meaningful authentic content that audiences and consumers can trust and relate to, while also serving a meaningful purpose in their lives. And we only have a couple of seconds to create that connection and impact. Facebook Live, IGTV, Snapchat, YouTube…video is the answer.

For brands it’s important to know that 60 per cent of users say that they have learned about a product or service on the platform.

INSTAGRAM is a small but mighty force for local business boasting 800 million monthly active users and stronger conversion rates than any other social media platform. Here are five ways to harness its power for your brand: