The Keys to Develop Effective Marketing Materials Marketing materials, such as brochures, flyers, and signage, play critical role in making a sale and retaining a loyal customer for life. Below are some tips to create effective marketing materials for your business. Keep Content At The Core The content you want to go into your … Continue reading The Keys to Develop Effective Marketing Materials
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Signs that You Need a Vancouver Small Business Coach
Signs that You Need a Vancouver Small Business Coach There is no more rewarding experience a person can have than taking a small business from a startup to a success. A lot of hard work has to go in to making a small business successful. For most new to the world of small business ownership, … Continue reading Signs that You Need a Vancouver Small Business Coach
Local SEO and the Tricks You Need
Local SEO and the Tricks You Need For small businesses, it’s really important for them to focus on smart marketing, as for small organizations, the budget is always a limiting factor in most of the decision making, as their budget is relatively small. So what does local SEO has to do with it? Well basically … Continue reading Local SEO and the Tricks You Need
The Power of Storytelling Event Highlights
The Power of Storytelling: Helen Kuyper at the WBII: Women's Business Initiative The Hague A friend of mine once mentioned that you should follow your "sparks". For everyone, there are special words in conversations, or articles you read that "jump" out at you. Storytelling does that to me. Though the concept has been around since the … Continue reading The Power of Storytelling Event Highlights
How to disconnect Facebook and Twitter from each other
Ceci is a student in the Zestee Social Media School and had this question today: At some stage, you may have connected Facebook and Twitter so that when you post on one, it does the same post on the other. Often, entrepreneurs who feel that they would like a presence on both Facebook and Twitter … Continue reading How to disconnect Facebook and Twitter from each other
Tips for Transitioning to the Cloud
Cloud computing is taking over the business world. Market Research Media predicts global cloud computing will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 30 percent to reach more than $250 billion by 2020. There are many reasons to transition some or all of your business IT to the cloud including flexibility, security, efficiency and … Continue reading Tips for Transitioning to the Cloud
How to do your BTW quarterly tax return in The Netherlands
I registered Zestee in The Netherlands in January 2012, and just submitted my sixth BTW quarterly tax return as an entrepreneur/ZZP. I'm taking some time to write a blog post about how to do your BTW quarterly tax return in The Netherlands for english speaking entrepreneurs new to business - as I wish that I … Continue reading How to do your BTW quarterly tax return in The Netherlands
Seven tips for dealing with your accounts and tax in The Netherlands
Zestee started in Australia in 2008, then in 2012 I relocated to The Netherlands. I shared some of my experiences in this post: 7 tips for moving your small business overseas with you In December 2012, I registered Zestee with the KVK in The Netherlands. Some more tips you may find useful are here: Five … Continue reading Seven tips for dealing with your accounts and tax in The Netherlands
3 Video Content Platforms for Maximizing Marketing Strategies
Words can be powerful to read, but the power of speech, emotions, body language, and movement can be especially persuasive and deeply moving. Online video provides that level of impact on consumers and proves to be a significant force in the future of content marketing. Video will make up 69 percent of all consumer Internet … Continue reading 3 Video Content Platforms for Maximizing Marketing Strategies
Social Media Resources: Social Media Examiner
Social media is incredibly fast paced. To keep up, you need to keep your eye on some top social media resources and Social Media Examiner is one of the best. Founded in 2009 by Michael Stelzner, this US based business has grown to become one of the most well known in the social media world … Continue reading Social Media Resources: Social Media Examiner
Social Media Tips: Tidying up your LinkedIn Groups
Did you know you can be a member of a maximum of 50 LinkedIn Groups? I think these are a highly under-utilised social media resource, so if you have reached or close to your maximum, this video will show you a few tips for tidying up your LinkedIn Groups. My goal was to leave groups … Continue reading Social Media Tips: Tidying up your LinkedIn Groups
2007 Social Entrepreneurship Symposium Webster University
I'm about to move house and am taking some time to go through some old files and paperwork. Many things are going in the bin, but some I'm scanning and blogging about. It's interesting when you look back and remember the things that made an impact on your current views. In 2007, I'd been living … Continue reading 2007 Social Entrepreneurship Symposium Webster University
Unique Uses of Social Media: Google Translate version of Let it Go from Frozen
As a social media trainer, you would expect that I'm enthusiastic about technology and the various social media tools...and one of the things I get excited about is the totally unexpected and unique uses of social media. Here's one case study using Google Translate and YouTube. Google Translate is a very handy tool to translate words, … Continue reading Unique Uses of Social Media: Google Translate version of Let it Go from Frozen
How to delete imported contacts on LinkedIn
One of the most popular posts I've written on this Zestee Social Media School blog is how to stop Twitter sending invites to your friends after I received complaints from several of my contacts about Twitter emailing them regularly on my behalf. I've had the same issue with LinkedIn and have spent quite some time … Continue reading How to delete imported contacts on LinkedIn
Social Media Resources: The Next Web
This post is part of a series of Zestee Social Media School resources. Have you heard of The Next Web? Take a look at http://www.thenextweb.com for a wide range of quality articles on international technology news, business & culture. No matter where you are in the world, it's likely there is a local edition … Continue reading Social Media Resources: The Next Web
How to create a Google Plus account
Google offer an impressive suite of free online tools and to use these to their full potential, you will need an account. In recent years, you would require a number of different accounts for services such as Gmail, YouTube and GoogleMaps, but now there is "One Google Account for everything Google". This post will show … Continue reading How to create a Google Plus account
How to take part in a Google+ Hangout
Have you been asked to take part in a Google+ Hangout, either as part of the Zestee Social Media School, for a meeting or perhaps by a friend? If you're not sure how, here's some help to get started. "Hangouts" are an app (feature) offered by Google. You can use this feature either on your … Continue reading How to take part in a Google+ Hangout
What is marketing and why is it relevant to me?
This is actually a post I wrote on an early version of the Zestee website. Marketing is a very broad term and covers a wide range of activities. Often people immediately think of advertising as marketing, but this is only a small part. Esentially marketing is all about building relationships, whether this is with customers, suppliers, staff, … Continue reading What is marketing and why is it relevant to me?
Marketing Buzzwords You Should Leverage in Your Campaigns
“A buzzword is a word or phrase used to impress, or one that is fashionable. Buzzwords often originate in jargon or are neologisms.” – Wikipedia Buzzwords – love them or hate them they’re here to stay! That, however, doesn’t mean you should collect a bunch of buzzwords to leverage in your next marketing campaign because … Continue reading Marketing Buzzwords You Should Leverage in Your Campaigns
Long Term Business Considerations
Intersection Consulting via photopin cc When you start a business, there’s a hustle and bustle and a general sense of getting everything established, putting all your ducks in a row, and getting things off the ground. I think most of us have the expectation that after the initial chaos, things will settle down; we’ll figure … Continue reading Long Term Business Considerations
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