Insights
Small business marketing advice, made simpler.
Do I really need to be on every social media platform?
Short answer: no. Here's how to work out which platforms are actually worth your time.
Read itWhat should I actually post on Instagram?
A simple content mix that works for small businesses — without turning you into a full-time content creator.
5 min readCustomerHow do I work out who my ideal customer is?
Understanding your audience comes before choosing your channels. Here's where to start.
5 min readDigitalWhy isn't my website generating enquiries?
Usually it's not the design. It's one of these five things.
6 min readStrategyDo small businesses really need a marketing strategy?
You need a plan. You don't need a 70-page document nobody reads.
4 min readPracticalFive marketing things you can do this week
Small, smart actions that add up. No budget required.
3 min readTechnologyShould my small business be using AI for marketing?
Yes — carefully, and for the right jobs. AI can help you do more. Experience helps you do the right things.
5 min readStrategyWhat big brands know about customers that small businesses can use too
Big budgets buy scale, not insight. These habits cost nothing.
6 min readSmall business marketing questions we're answering next.
This is a growing library of genuinely useful answers, written properly rather than churned out. Here's what's on the list — if one of these is the question you're stuck on right now, just ask and we'll answer it directly.
- How much should a small business spend on marketing?
- Where should I advertise my small business?
- Google Ads or Meta Ads: which is better for a small business?
- Does my small business need social media?
- How do I know if my marketing is working?
- Should I hire a marketing consultant, freelancer or agency?
- What should a small business marketing plan include?
- How can AI help with small business marketing?
- Do I need SEO for my small business?
- How do I attract more local customers?
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