Social Media Marketing Agency – Derby, UK

How To Create A Facebook Business Page (10 EASY Steps!)

So, like many other marketers and directors you have decided to incorporate Facebook in your efforts to promote your services and products. The next question you’re asking is ‘HOW?’  

The truth is Facebook can seem daunting to inexperienced users and you may find yourself in a position where you just don’t have the time to learn how to use the site. 

In this guide you will see just how simple it can be to set up a ‘Business Page’ for your company, leaving you with another form of communication with your customers and another way in which you can promote your products or services… FREE!

33 Local Internet Marketing Ideas For Small Business (Okay, Just 32 Really!)

32 Marketing strategies ANY local business can implement to attract local customers using the internet!

Hi, I’m Will Williamson, author of ‘Local Business Marketing – Online’. Over the last 5 years I have brainstormed hundreds of local business internet marketing ideas with business owners and marketing managers. So here are just a few of them, a great resource to get your marketing juices flowing:

JDR Are Now A Certified SharpSpring Platinum Agency

We are happy to announce that we are now a Platinum SharpSpring partner, which means we are accredited by SharpSpring to work with their powerful marketing and sales platform on behalf of customers.

LinkedIn Company Page vs. Personal Page – Which Is Best For You?

These two kinds of pages on LinkedIn certainly both have their uses, but it's important to keep the differences clear in your mind. A good way of looking at this is to think about how Facebook does things: a business page and a personal page are two different things. A LinkedIn company page is like Facebook's business page, while a profile is more like a personal page.

4 Challenges Of Being Over Reliant On Current Customers - How Modern Marketing Will Help

Regular customers are the sign of a successful business and something to be proud of. Many businesses build relationships with clients that last years or even decades. But can you become over reliant on current customers? Yes you can. As your relationship with a repeat customer grows, and the value of their orders increases, this has an inevitable impact on your business. Most successful SMEs fall into this pattern after a few years, with a large proportion of business being concentrated in a handful of large contracts. This can enable SMEs to streamline their operation and cut back on marketing costs. However the strategy has some risks: