• Stop Skimping on Your Marketing Content

    How important is your business and its marketing content? That might sound like a daft question, but I feel it has to be asked. Why? Well, mainly due to the rise in the number of websites that offer dirt-cheap design services, website development and copywriting. For a few pounds, you can find someone to create […]

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  • Get Your Marketing Content up to Scratch or the UK Market

    Marketing content is country-specific. This article from my archives is getting an airing again because it’s something that’s often overlooked when companies try to break into new markets. Although the focus is on the UK, the sentiment remains for any global market.   Marketing content is country-specific.                 […]

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  • 5 Successful Types Of Content You Should Be Using

      When it comes to writing your marketing content, I get your thought process goes something like this: I want people to buy my product That means I must promote it at every opportunity So every piece of marketing I send out must push my product Because all I have to do is tell people […]

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  • Do You Know Who Your Audience Is?

      How to write content your readers will love One of the most common mistakes I see in marketing content is an apparent disregard for who is going to read it. Companies know they have to sell to their customers. They even know the type of person who makes up their ideal audience. And yet […]

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  • Stop Littering Your Copy With Playground Taunts

      Why is it, when growing up, someone always has something bigger and better than you? Their toy is better, they’ve seen the latest age 18 release at the cinema (which, considering the fact you’re only 12 they obviously haven’t), and they went abroad on holiday while you went to Skegness. Not much fun is […]

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  • How To Make Your Marketing Stand Out When You Don’t Have An Obvious USP

      You are advised continuously to promote your USP in all your marketing materials to make you stand out. OK, that makes sense. But what happens when you don’t have an obvious USP? Plus, what if you work in a less-than-glamorous industry (aka one that’s as boring as hell) in which you and your competitors […]

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