Admittedly, as a content writer for an awesome marketing agency, I am a little biased on this topic. But that’s because I often see businesses creating their own literature, and while the intentions are good, the quality of the writing and the delivery of the message could be so much more impactful.

When it comes to nailing your marketing in 2019, you must have the following aspects in your strategy: emotion, retargeting, video, lead capture and customer service. To outline how to use these tactics effectively, we show you the brands that are excelling at showcasing them.

Lead generation is hard, especially if you are a marketing manager for a B2B company that sells a high ticket product or service. So how can you make sure your budget is allocated to the right marketing tactic when there are so many different online and offline strategies to choose from?

Trade Shows are an important event in the calendar of many businesses. But often, companies make the mistake of simply doing the bare minimum before turning up, failing to take advantage of their digital presence to bolster the actual event. This is a mistake, as digital marketing can support a trade show exhibit before, during and after the event itself. Let’s take a look at how.

One of the most important stages of any marketing plan, website build, or content creation campaign is the keyword research – after all, you want to be found by as many searchers as possible.

There’s plenty to suggest that video is the big star of digital advertising for 2019 and beyond—just take a look at these inspiring stats:

If your Facebook and LinkedIn feeds are anything like mine, you’ll be targeted by loads of Facebook and AdWords gurus telling you how every business can make money using these platforms.

You know it's essential to be generating leads for your Saas company, but are you finding it a struggle to work out how you can implement ways of acquiring them? Or do you perhaps feel that you have exhausted all avenues?

It’s fair to say business in the UK has had a rather uncertain start to 2019. A lack of clarity over Brexit has had a chilling effect on the economy, and it is also unclear what impact it will have after 29th March.