by NoBull Marketing | Oct 14, 2020 | Social Media
Marketing is a big subject. It’s impossible to know and do everything well. Here at NoBull Marketing, we work with trusted experts in specific areas. Today we’re talking to HD Tang, specialist in Facebook advertising for small business. HD’s agency...
by NoBull Marketing | May 18, 2020 | Attracting Leads, Content, Digital, Email Marketing, SEO, Social Media
A lot of businesses which try to adopt content marketing don’t get the results they want. Why? There are plenty of reasons, but a very common one is that they have the balance between ‘content’ and ‘marketing’ wrong! This post is about...
by NoBull Marketing | Apr 22, 2020 | SEO, Social Media
I meet many small business people who are keen to use social media in their marketing. Unfortunately, most of them have very little knowledge of how social media works. Some aren’t even aware of the distinction between organic social media and paid advertising...
by NoBull Marketing | Jan 24, 2020 | Blogging, Email Marketing, Social Media, Strategy
Should you do your marketing yourself, or should you pay someone else? For a typical small business, when you start up you’ve got very little money – maybe no money at all! So there’s not really a question. You just have to do it yourself. But as you...
by Bridget | Jan 9, 2020 | Blogging, Content, Email Marketing, SEO, Social Media, Strategy, Tracking Results
In 2020, we’re looking to grow, connect and add more value. This includes trying to make our blogs and emails more useful – which is why I’ve been running a Small Business Marketing Survey to find out what matters to you. The survey will close on 17 January, so this...
by Bridget | Sep 11, 2019 | Attracting Leads, Email Marketing, SEO, Social Media, Strategy, Tracking Results
Today we’re looking at the difference between branding and direct response marketing. Both are important, but how do they fit in your overall marketing plan? The difference between branding and direct response A branding campaign is designed to drive or...