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Our job is to help you get more customers for your business, especially small and new businesses in Sweden and we've got some great ways to do that. Come and join us at our office in Danderyd this spring if you would like to know lots about the following topics: Most of us can and do use social media but does it bring you new clients or is it just your friends (and family...) that like your posts? In this two-hour session, we'll work through techniques to find prospective clients and turn them into leads (giving you their contact details) so you can turn them into clients. We'll look at two different methods - content and conversation - and how to use them both.  Blogging for business is a training session we run to help you get your blog up, running and promoting your business fast. In the two-hour session on 14th March 2018, we'll work through blogging techniques you can use to get the search engines sending you lots of lovely visitors and the right type of visitors at that. We'll look at the content on your website, talk about what to blog and take a good look at the technical stuff to make sure you get it right.  You've got a great website. Or great enough. If you leave it sitting on the web, will people find it? There are more than 1 billion websites on the net. Are people finding yours? Don't worry! We are holding a 2-hour training session on SEO - getting your website found and shown by the search engines - on Wed 21st March 2018, We'll work through techniques you can use to get the search engines sending you lots of lovely visitors and the right type of visitors at that. We'll look at the content on your website and at the technical stuff, to help you get started.  Our two-hour training sessions run from 12.30-2.30pm and cost 350kr each.
Ask us anything! If you would like some help with a topic not covered in March, please get in touch. We may already have a workshop planned or can help you specifically with your business.
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Monday morning marketing idea Don’t feel the need to create something new every time. If you have some great things you have written or photographed, use them again. Put short blog posts into a longer ebook or just a bigger post. Report about a film you have made by writing about it from a different perspective. Regularly check content you’ve already used to see if it is being read/looked at and shared. If you don’t have Google Analytics installed so you can find this out, check out our guide to who is looking at your website here:  Hopefully not. The same applies to your website (and everything else that faces outwards to your potential customers). Thankfully, it is possible to find out all about your website visitors, from where they came from to whether they read down to the bottom of your pages. Or not. Google’s website tracking system, Analytics, is immensely clever, entirely free and using it to understand all about your website users is crucial to making the right business decisions. Why? Because you can see immediately what works and what doesn’t for turning website visitors into clients/customers and then do more of what works and drop what doesn’t. It is that simple. Check out our guide to find out more:  Don’t have analytics set up yet? Here is a great (short!) video from Google about getting analytics set up on your website: Do you use Analytics? What do you think of it? What do you get stuck with? Tell us below.
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