It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time.
It sounded brilliant at 9.30. By Friday we've got a podcast and no idea why.
Just Me, Then.
Head of marketing. Head of sales. Head of finding the printer paper. Just me, then.
Who Are All These People?
We've reached 43,000 people. Splendid. Does anybody know what they actually want?
The Internet Has Enough Confetti
A huge launch. A lovely party. Then six weeks of absolutely nothing.
Your Content Is a Shop Window. Where's the Shop?
Lovely content. Lots of visitors. Unfortunately, the door appears to be painted on.
A Very Small Audience With Excellent Taste
Only 214 followers. Three customers. Still staring sadly at the follower count.
That's a Lovely Graph. What Now?
Seventeen graphs. Three pie charts. Has anybody actually made a decision?
Your Business Needs a Memory, Not a Megaphone
You've got their attention. Do you remember what they came for?
Everyone's Invited. Nobody's Staying.
The invitations were lovely. Everyone joined. Then quietly escaped through the kitchen.
Your Next Customer Is Probably Lurking
They've read three articles and checked the pricing. They have never once liked a post.
The Internet Doesn't Need Another Thought Leader
Humbled and honoured to announce a thought has occurred. Can't wait.
The Customer Isn't Ghosting You. Probably.
They downloaded the guide. Then vanished. Before you send your seventh 'just checking in'...
Viral on Monday. Forgotten by Thursday.
The internet loved you. Briefly. Here's how to make attention last.
Your Marketing Has 47 Tabs Open
Seven logins. Three spreadsheets. One business owner who's had enough.
The Awkward Bit Between Hello and Buy Now
They've only just said hello. Please put the invoice away.
The Algorithm Is a Terrible Landlord
You've spent years building an audience. Then the algorithm changes the locks.
Congratulations. You've Built a Ghost Town.
Thousands of followers. Three likes. And a tumbleweed running the community.
Nobody Wants to Join Your Funnel
They only wanted a PDF. Now Karen's sent seventeen follow-up emails.
Your Content Calendar Has a God Complex
Five posts published. Lovely. But is any of it actually achieving anything?
The Most Expensive Word in Marketing Is 'Later'
A promising enquiry arrives on Monday. Someone writes 'circle back'. Hello Friday.
Likes Are Not a Pension Plan
Your posts get likes. Lovely. But are they bringing in customers?
Agency fees explained
What are you paying for and is there a smarter way to run your marketing?
modern earned media
Before brands had content calendars, they had reputation
organic beats paid
Organic marketing compounds while paid marketing resets
comments equal strategy
Turn comments and reviews into a practical content strategy
Behaviour-led campaigns
Campaigns are stronger when they start with behaviour, not ideas
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It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time.
It sounded brilliant at 9.30. By Friday we've got a podcast and no idea why.
Just Me, Then.
Head of marketing. Head of sales. Head of finding the printer paper. Just me, then.
Who Are All These People?
We've reached 43,000 people. Splendid. Does anybody know what they actually want?
The Internet Has Enough Confetti
A huge launch. A lovely party. Then six weeks of absolutely nothing.
Your Content Is a Shop Window. Where's the Shop?
Lovely content. Lots of visitors. Unfortunately, the door appears to be painted on.
A Very Small Audience With Excellent Taste
Only 214 followers. Three customers. Still staring sadly at the follower count.
That's a Lovely Graph. What Now?
Seventeen graphs. Three pie charts. Has anybody actually made a decision?
Your Business Needs a Memory, Not a Megaphone
You've got their attention. Do you remember what they came for?
Everyone's Invited. Nobody's Staying.
The invitations were lovely. Everyone joined. Then quietly escaped through the kitchen.
Your Next Customer Is Probably Lurking
They've read three articles and checked the pricing. They have never once liked a post.
The Internet Doesn't Need Another Thought Leader
Humbled and honoured to announce a thought has occurred. Can't wait.
The Customer Isn't Ghosting You. Probably.
They downloaded the guide. Then vanished. Before you send your seventh 'just checking in'...
Viral on Monday. Forgotten by Thursday.
The internet loved you. Briefly. Here's how to make attention last.
Your Marketing Has 47 Tabs Open
Seven logins. Three spreadsheets. One business owner who's had enough.
The Awkward Bit Between Hello and Buy Now
They've only just said hello. Please put the invoice away.
The Algorithm Is a Terrible Landlord
You've spent years building an audience. Then the algorithm changes the locks.
Congratulations. You've Built a Ghost Town.
Thousands of followers. Three likes. And a tumbleweed running the community.
Nobody Wants to Join Your Funnel
They only wanted a PDF. Now Karen's sent seventeen follow-up emails.
Your Content Calendar Has a God Complex
Five posts published. Lovely. But is any of it actually achieving anything?
The Most Expensive Word in Marketing Is 'Later'
A promising enquiry arrives on Monday. Someone writes 'circle back'. Hello Friday.
Likes Are Not a Pension Plan
Your posts get likes. Lovely. But are they bringing in customers?
Agency fees explained
What are you paying for and is there a smarter way to run your marketing?
modern earned media
Before brands had content calendars, they had reputation
organic beats paid
Organic marketing compounds while paid marketing resets
comments equal strategy
Turn comments and reviews into a practical content strategy
Behaviour-led campaigns
Campaigns are stronger when they start with behaviour, not ideas