Buried deep in newspaper reports and press releases about 2015 figures and a pessimistic outlook for retail chain Next this Easter weekend was some fundamental news.
“Next is planning to save £8m by not sending out glossy catalogues to shoppers who don't want them” said The Telegraph on Good Friday. The money freed up would be directed into digital, it stated.
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In this episode of the UnPodcast, the business show for the fed up, we look at some examples – DeVry University is being sued; The Wall Street Journal wants to charge for content, but doesn't want to take the money; some publishers would rather pay you to read than create and produce good content; Facebook is bringing us Instant Articles – that show how the world of content creation is changing.
A logo can be a panacea for increasing the company's profits. This sign can do real financial miracles. To create a quality logo, you need to examine the needs of the market, the competitive advantages of your company, and the target audience carefully. However, in this article, we will touch on only a small part […]
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Screwfix has recently upgraded to a responsive website.
Looking through the site, it occurred to me how much ecommerce retailers in other sectors can learn from hardware retailers that have been traditionally catalogue-based.
Here are a few features worth considering.
Content Curation Grows Up and what it means for your content marketing strategy. Defines sophisticated content curation with examples to follow.
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You hear it all the time from marketers – we don't have enough budget. Unless you have a lot of money to spend, you can't buy enough ads. Unless you have a lot of money to spend, you can't attract the right talent to create awesome marketing materials. Unless you have a lot of money […]
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