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Five ways to make your tech B2B website more engaging

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Five ways to make your tech B2B website more engaging

Your website is such an important part of your business. Websites today have multiple roles such as customer service reps, training providers, quality monitoring teams, order takers and sales and marketing staff. So, what can you do to your own site to make it more engaging for visitors and make them want to stay and interact with your company?

The end of the world is nigh?

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The end of the world is nigh?

How to create a message-spreading networking for a tech company. Well hello 2017. What a great way to start the year; the doomsday clock has been brought forward to two and a half minutes from midnight. And why is this the case? That’s right, the inauguration of President Trump. In his first week as president, Trump has signed an executive…

Putting the spotlight on your employer brand

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Putting the spotlight on your employer brand

  This is a guest blog from our friends over at Sourced, experts in recruitment for the IT sector.  Source Director Jason Bishop highlights how important your local brand is for Kiwi tech companies, regardless of whether your commercial market is completely offshore. We often tell our candidates that they need to have a strong personal brand in order to…

A Slack guide to tech marketing

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A Slack guide to tech marketing

I came across a post the other day from Stewart Butterfield that brought a little smile to my face and really had me nodding my head. It was a memo that was sent to the team at Tiny Speck, the makers of Slack, recently. It outlines the classic trap for start-up tech companies – not being focused on a market…

Boost success by letting the brand do the selling

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Boost success by letting the brand do the selling

The Press, October 2013 Before the Yellow Pages became all hip and cool (simply called ‘‘Yellow’’ in New Zealand these days), they used the tagline ‘‘let your fingers do the walking’’. Ad Age Magazine in the United States named it one of the top 10 advertising slogans of the 20th century. The results of the 2013 Market Measures study hold…

Running from the circus to solid gains

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Running from the circus to solid gains

The Press, October 2013 Former British Prime Minister John Major was famously described as the only boy to ever run away from the circus to become an accountant. Marketers have the opposite problem, they are too busy running away from the accounting side of things to do circus tricks. Like all good lines, there is a grain of truth in…

Racing to get their attention

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Racing to get their attention

For a sports movie, Hollywood couldn’t write a better script than the current America’s Cup. It is a grand sporting contest, with our underdog crew taking on the big boys (including a ‘turn coat’ New Zealander in Sir Russell Coutts) and competing hard. There are high speeds, high risks and high drama, like Sunday’s near capsize.

Ignore the hype about ‘marketing’

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Ignore the hype about ‘marketing’

Here’s some free marketing advice – trash your twitter, burn your brochures and axe your advertising. Ignore the hype about ‘marketing’, and social media in particular, and focus on the basics of selling your product. Okay, so these online channels are increasingly important to marketing your business, but to be effective they must be used in the context of some…

Trash your Twitter

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Trash your Twitter

NZ Business, June 2013 Here’s some free marketing advice – trash your twitter, burn your brochures and axe your advertising. Ignore the hype about ‘marketing’, and social media in particular, and focus on the basics of selling your product. Okay, so these online channels are increasingly important to marketing your business, but to be effective they must be used in…

Overseas sales reward Kiwi entrepreneurs

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Overseas sales reward Kiwi entrepreneurs

The Press, November 2012 Tonight I plan to toast last week’s successful offshore sale of local tech company Emendo with a brew from Emersons, the beer company also acquired by a foreign giant recently. Both transactions are great news, but you wouldn’t know it by some of the reactions. Emendo last week announced its acquisition by McKesson Corporation, the ‘IBM’…

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