Using content to speak to your customers, and grow your brand
Content marketing should be an essential cog in your marketing machine. Engaging, informative content can help build customer loyalty; people go online to research before buying, and if you're giving them the information they need, they're more likely to buy with you - and stay with you. To help you create crackin' content, our articles on content marketing and editorial strategy will advise you, inspire you and signpost you to other resources.
If you're already an expert, we'd like to hear from you. First, to get an idea of our editorial style, look at our Knowledge Hub content, then send your pitch to the Fleximize marketing team.
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We’ve curated a list of the best blogs in 2020 for entrepreneurs and business owners who want to keep on top of the latest business news, best practice and emerging industry trends
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It's important to get content development right, as mistakes can have far-reaching effects on how customers perceive your brand. Here are five tips for developing customer-focused content
Landing big pieces of press coverage can lead to increased client exposure, inbound links to your site and credibility building. Here's how to secure that coverage on a budget
If you're looking for some inspiration in 2019, we've curated a list of the best 20 blogs, magazines and websites that every business owner should bookmark. Here's the cream of the crop
Writing about your business online or in print can be challenging. By hiring a freelance copywriter, you can boost your brand without breaking the bank
Take a look at The Fleximize Mission - an award-winning interactive experience for entrepreneurs which will help unleash the potential of your business
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Want your Twitter timeline to be filled with great content? Check out our favourite Twitter accounts, full of influencers, entrepreneurs and innovators
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