How digital marketing will change in 2020
Now is the time to start planning for 2020. Here are eight of the changes that will shape the Australian digital marketing landscape next year.
Three ways to advertise ingestible hemp products that don’t involve Facebook
It never ceases to amaze me that Facebook can identify all my friends’ faces in photos, yet they’re unable to discern between hemp foods and marijuana.
New logo, same social network: What your business can learn from Facebook’s rebranding
Was Facebook's rebranding a hit or miss? Here are five strategies you can borrow from Facebook to help you with your own company's rebranding.
Be the memorable fish: You should spend time and money defining your brand
Here are four reasons why it is wise to spend a little time and money, early on, to get your business' brand right.
‘Social for goodness’: Ninety small businesses join Rudie Nudie Designs founder’s Instagram auction for bushfire victims
More than 90 Australian small businesses joining forces this week highlights the power of Instagram to bring together like-minded people.
Westpac, NAB and selling deception: Why we cannot stand by and do nothing
Big banks Westpac and NAB are under fire for unethical sales practices, and Sue Barrett says enough is enough; we must not accept selling deception as the norm.
Four marketing mistakes that practically guarantee failure
For entrepreneurs and small business owners, getting marketing right can mean the difference between rapid growth and painful failure.
Ahead in the pollies: LinkedIn reveals most-viewed Australian members
Politicians, academics and the odd small business owner have topped the list for the most-viewed Aussies on LinkedIn, with not a business coach in sight.
Leaked transcript reveals Facebook’s game plan for escaping regulation
Facebook's plan for resisting regulation has become clear: become too big, too integrated and too influential to be broken up.
Want to sell to Generation Z? Here’s how tween streetwear label Real Pretty Kind does it
As a brand selling to Gen Z, we had to consider, early, on, how we reached them and why they should listen to us. This is what we learnt.
Videos are less effective on LinkedIn (and car-filmed clips are partly to blame)
Many LinkedIn users are missing the mark, partly due to the explosion craze of people posting videos filmed in their own cars.
This eight-year-old made $32 million on YouTube — but most influencers are more like unpaid interns
The fact is, most wannabe YouTube influencers have as much a chance of walking on the moon as they do of emulating Ryan Kaji.