Understanding Your Clients

Advice for smart business owners who want to understand their clients

Without an excellent understanding of what your customers need and want, you simply can't build a successful business. So, doing market research, spotting trends and talking to customers is an essential part of being an entrepreneur. This section of the Knowledge Hub is packed with helpful advice for smart business owners who strive to understand their clients.

Capitalising on Business 'Micro-Moments'

Capitalising on Business 'Micro-Moments'

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Capitalising on Business 'Micro-Moments'

With the advancement of online shopping and increasing dominance of mobile browsing, capitalising on the 'micro-moments' in your customer journey could be the key to success

How You Can Learn to be Creative

How You Can Learn to be Creative

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How You Can Learn to be Creative

You can’t teach someone to come up with great ideas, but creativity is something that can be nurtured and developed with the right kind of attitude.

6 Zero-Cost Ways to Win Business From Your Competition

6 Zero-Cost Ways to Win Business From Your Competition

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6 Zero-Cost Ways to Win Business From Your Competition

There are many ways to win business from your competition. Some come at a cost. Some are completely free apart from in time and effort. Just like these.

Launching Your Trial Product

Launching Your Trial Product

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Launching Your Trial Product

You might be wondering if free trials are cost effective. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is yes, but only if they’re carefully planned out.

How to Market Your Product to a Foreign Country

How to Market Your Product to a Foreign Country

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How to Market Your Product to a Foreign Country

In order to market to your foreign audience as effectively as possible, you need to be prepared to really get to know your customers. Here's how.