New year, new years resolutions for the business and a fresh start and you may be thinking that its time for that old site you had developed by those agency boys with the pony tails and black jeans ten years ago is time for a refresh. So given that you don’t change your website design [...]
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New Website Design for 2012? Seven tips for Success!
Posted by Matthew on January 4th, 2012
Marketing not working? Here’s 5 Reasons why!
Posted by Deb on November 10th, 2011
5 Reasons why your Marketing doesn’t work If we had a fiver for every prospect who told us that that “they had tried marketing once and it didn’t work”, Matthew and I would be driving around in Porsche Boxsters – or maybe a stretch limo! But this statement will resonate with lots of businesses, and [...]
Think Joined-up Sales and Marketing
Posted by Deb on August 15th, 2011
In this tough economy, resources are really tight. Not only is the marketing budget highly restricted but we are all finding resources – human ones – and as a direct result, personal time limited. So how can we compete, how do we get more business from existing customers and new business from prospects? Remember the [...]
Yee Haaaa! Valued Client to the top of page 1 on Google
Posted by Matthew on June 6th, 2011
After on 4 months off and on-page SEO, the GL Print website, designed for SEO by Snap-Marketing, ranks at the top of Google page one for a keyword – 2 more to go – watch this space! The website was designed from the bottom up with SEO in mind – with keyword research first, then [...]
The 5 things your Brand Guidelines MUST Cover
Posted by Matthew on May 4th, 2011
In a previous blog, “its all about the Brand stupid“, we discussed the necessity for a strong brand and stronger brand guidelines. In this blog we have a got a 5 point checklist for your brand guidelines document. 1. Core Brand Values The Core Brand Values are the words we use to describe the main [...]
Its all about the Brand, stupid!
Posted by Matthew on May 4th, 2011
I learned much of what I know about branding and brand development from my time in marketing at Philips and Samsung, and for me they threw up some really interesting lessons that shaped my marketing thinking. In different ways they are both benchmark companies, full of strong ideas that typify how an organisation should be [...]
Snap wins new brochure client
Posted by Deb on March 16th, 2011
Snap Marketing are delighted to be selected by Thame-based Path Products to design and produce their new brochure. Pitching against top London agencies, the Snap designs won the day. Path are the UK’s major distributor of premium AV accessories and supply the award-winning IXOS cables to the consumer electronics market. Path needed the brochure to [...]
Measuring your Website’s Success
Posted by Matthew on March 2nd, 2011
A website is now a must-have not a nice-to-have for all businesses these days. And if you really want online marketing success, then you must understand the importance of successful marketing testing. It is as crucial for on-line as it is for traditional marketing methods – and actually easier to quantify in many ways. Our [...]
Snap Marketing – News February 2011
Posted by Deb on February 24th, 2011
Read the Snap Marketing February ’11 SnapShot – our regular newsletter Check out the Feb 2011 edition of SnapShot, Snap Marketing’s newsletter. As always we aim to keep it interesting and fresh and while it will be full of news about Snap, as always we have loaded it with offers and tons of valuable marketing [...]
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1 Comment »Want 4 Great Ways to Grow Your Small Business in 2012?
Posted by Matthew on February 21st, 2011
Lets start by dispelling that old urban myth “you can’t grow your business and increase the bottom line”! Many business owners feel that they need to ‘buy’ revenue and that this will wipe out any profit they might accrue. However, there are many ways you can achieve growth without ‘buying’ it. All businesses come to a [...]
