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We have been working hard at Top Left Design and have developed three new comprehensive support packages for our clients, all designed to enhance and strengthen your website’s online presence and provide your brand and business with the competitive edge it needs. You will find that our packages are
Email marketing continues to be one of the top ways to tell a story and reach your audience. And while there are tons of tips, tricks, how-tos, and hyped email hacks out there, nothing compares to a really good statistic to show value and guide strategy.
As you probably know by now, the GDPR D-Day of 25th May is the beginning of the new regulations, and it’s unlikely that there are GDPR Swat teams ready to break down your door and demand to see if you’ve shredded the CVs you’ve received, deleted spreashseets, or updated your Privacy Policy. To help with reassuring you further that the world isn’t going to end but don’t be an ostrich either, here are our 6 Post GDPR considerations!
It depends on many factors – most notably how you honestly feel about your website.
I had been so annoyed and bored every time I looked for information on GDPR. It’s overwhelming, confusing and stressful.
Yes, we know, we know! We’ve torn our heads out from the sand, and we’re working on it!
I guess the counter-question for this is: Why would the majority of businesses today either be doing something about social media, or otherwise mortifyingly aware that they aren’t doing it right/enough/effectively?
True, it’s often a waste of time.
You of course don’t want anyone to say your site sucks, it’s “pants” or that you should be embarrassed to have a website like that. But in polite society, these statements are rare, and instead we hear some other more common things!
At BNI each member does a 60second presentation about their business and how they add value. Jenni Davis is the accountant in our group and I am very proud she is too! She is always on point with her speeches, and I would happily recommend her to clients and friends.
When it comes to re-evaluating your marketing strategy, how often do you involve your employees in the process?
