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Flicker and Digital Leap have become Flicker Leap

Johannesburg, Gauteng – Representatives from Flicker and Digital Leap have announced that the two companies have merged on 1 March 2017, resulting in Flicker Leap. Flicker is a leading force in digital strategy and marketing, while Digital Leap’s expertise lies…

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Why SEO is like a woman

SEO is like a woman who has changed outfits… a lot. And women are a bit unpredictable at times. So how do you keep up with a woman’s needs when they always seem to be changing? At the centre of…

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A website checklist you can remember off by heart

Has anyone ever told you to pull up your socks? Well, now that you’re building a website it’s time to pull up your socks again. It’s just not OK anymore to launch a website without going through a checklist.

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What on earth is UX and UI?

It’s always a bit frustrating when people throw acronyms around like balls you’re expected to catch. The tech industry loves different languages (excuse the pun), so the best way to keep up is to learn and understand all the jargon…

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5 things about Pinterest for business that your boss wants you to know

When it comes to social media, the first places we often think of are Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Although a top contender in the grand scheme of platforms, many businesses put the image sharing site, Pinterest, much lower on their priorities list. It shouldn't be this way though and it's time to start adding it to your marketing strategies. Here's why...

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3 silly lead generation mistakes

According to a 2016 HubSpot report, 74% of survey participants said that one of their top priorities over the next 12 months is to focus on generating more leads into loyal customers. But what exactly are leads and how can…

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Why is everyone talking about WordPress?

So it seems like everyone is talking about WordPress. You might have read or heard a few of these comments: “I never realised how uncomplicated it was to register a unique domain name on WordPress. I could choose a .com, .net,…

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Uncovering 6 SEO secrets

There is often a lot of mystery around SEO (Search Engine Optimisation). Not only that, but SEO can make many cringe as they think about what it’s costing to maintain the idea of an SEO-optimised website. Maybe you’ve given SEO…

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3 truly loveable lead nurturing tips

February is the month of love and there’s nothing you love more than leads that convert into sales. But just like any other human relationship, leads need to be nurtured before they buy what you have to offer them. There…

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The current state of inbound marketing

Inbound marketing is transforming the way that we do business. Who wouldn’t want to transform strangers into delighted customers? Research conducted in 2016 by HubSpot – with over 4 500 respondents from marketing backgrounds in over 132 countries – has…

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11 quick questions to ask a website designer

Yes, your startup business needs a website, but the website your cousin’s friend slapped together for you in an hour is not going to cut it. So now you’re looking to hire a professional website designer. You need a brand…

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Don’t click send yet: email marketing checklist

Wait! Before you send that marketing email, ask yourself these questions:

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3 things to include in your content marketing strategy

If you want to build a successful content marketing strategy, you need to provide your customers with high-quality, interesting and engaging materials. To tick these boxes, you’ll need to do more than just write SEO-rich blogs. If you’re just getting…

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How does lead nurturing work?

Effective lead nurturing is crucial in any inbound marketing strategy or campaign. Lead nurturing is when a company develops relationships with potential customers during every stage of the sales funnel process. Lead nurturing concentrates on communication and marketing efforts, including…

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What does a lead-generating website look like?

Your website is your virtual shop window. It is a place to display your wares, tell people what you do and explain why you are the best in your particular area. A website should provide all the information a consumer requires to ensure they become a customer. So, what should your website include to guarantee it is an effective lead-generating tool?

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Does my company’s physical and digital stationery have to match?

The short answer to the question is: yes! Stationery, both physical and digital, is a far more important area of branding than many companies realise. Digital stationery refers to websites, email signatures and social media profile images and banners, whilst physical stationery may include business cards, letterheads and flyers. A consistent brand image, as portrayed across your online and offline stationery, can help you get more customers as your company will be instantly recognisable to potential customers.

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5 ideas that require bespoke development

When you need the perfect suit, you don't buy off the peg, you have it tailored. So why not take the same approach with your software development? Bespoke development is tailored to fit your working practices and avoids the compromises that are made when you buy off-the-shelf software. It seamlessly integrates your business and web-based applications into a tailor-made package that works for you. It also allows your web application to scale when and how you need it to.
To help you think of some solutions that will solve some problems in your business, here are five ideas that require bespoke development for a hands-on digital solution:

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What is inbound marketing and why should I use it?

If you have your ear to the ground, you'll be aware of the phrase inbound marketing. If you've ever asked yourself, "What is inbound marketing and why should I use it?" then read on. The marketplace is constantly evolving and…

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Does traditional advertising still work?

When it comes to marketing your business, you’re presented with a large range of advertising solutions. These include traditional advertising methods such as billboards, flyers and TV / radio adverts, as well as digital marketing options like SEO, PPC and display ads. Marketers and business owners have varying opinions on what they think is best for them. There still seems to be a preference for more traditional mediums, but does traditional advertising still work?

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5 social media channels to consider using

Traditional media channels used to communicate brand messages are essentially limited to television, radio, print (newspapers and magazines), cinema and outdoor (billboards and street pole ads). However, many of these channels aren’t viable or affordable options for smaller businesses. In addition, each of these channel’s audiences have changed significantly over the years and are perhaps not as effective in reaching the right people anymore. The huge advantage of all the social media channels now available to businesses is that they can offer additional avenues to expose the brand to targeted individuals – all of this at a fraction of the cost of traditional media channel communication. This is a list of five social media channels that your business should definitely consider using:

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Why does my startup business need a website?

Getting more customers to engage with your business and the products or services you sell is vital for a new startup, and a website is perhaps the most important tool you can use for lead nurturing in your early days…

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7 ways to break writer’s block

There is possibly nothing more frustrating than a cursor blinking at you like an out of order sign. You love the idea of being a fabulous writer, but when the time comes to actually write, you go blank. You find…

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How online surveys can feed into a content marketing campaign

When it comes to creating strong, original copy to feed a content marketing campaign, one of the toughest hurdles is often finding fresh things to talk about. This is especially true if your product is not necessarily something that would…

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Why you need to define your target market for blog posts

The internet is a massive, disorientating space. There's plenty of competition, and it's easy to get lost in the crowd. This is why you need to define your target market or persona for each blog post, to be effective and…

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