
Category: PR & Marketing
Marketing During Economic Uncertainty
by Linda Reed-Enever | Jan 31, 2025 | Market with Me, Marketing & Advertising, Marketing Ideas, Marketing Tips, Online Marketing, PR & Marketing, Talk Podcast | 0 |
Marketing is about building and maintaining connections, not just sales. Consistent marketing efforts can provide reassurance and stability, demonstrating that your business is reliable and present during uncertain times. This fosters trust and hope within your audience, positioning your business as a dependable partner.
Read MoreMarketing Planning for 2025: Getting Ahead of the Game
by Linda Reed-Enever | Sep 26, 2024 | Creating Impact, Market with Me, PR & Marketing, Sales and Marketing | 0 |
I know firsthand the power of planning, and that’s why I’ve designed the 2025 Marketing Planner to help you create a roadmap for success. Here’s how to kickstart your marketing plan for 2025 and why planning now is the key to getting ahead.
Read MoreThe Makeup of a Release – An excerpt from my Book of PR Tips.
by Linda Reed-Enever | May 7, 2024 | Communication, Creating Impact, Marketing Ideas, PR & Marketing | 0 |
Embarking on the creation of a media release marks a pivotal moment for you and your...
Read MoreWhat is the difference between Social Media and PR?
by Linda Reed-Enever | Mar 26, 2024 | Ask Linda, Creating Impact, PR & Marketing, Social Media | 0 |
We’re embarking on a captivating expedition to uncover the treasures hidden within two of the most powerful realms in the marketing universe: Social Media and Publicity.
Read MoreOwning Your Digital Narrative in the Age of Permanence
by Linda Reed-Enever | Jan 8, 2024 | Creating Impact, Online Marketing, PR & Marketing | 0 |
The days of “today’s news, tomorrow’s fish and chip paper” are over. In the digital age, your online reputation is a tapestry woven into the fabric of your brand, the first impression for clients, the whisper for investors, and the echo in partners’ minds.
Do you control your narrative? Or is it dictated by scattered articles and fleeting social mentions?
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