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How to create a marketing plan for your small business - build a brand, target customers and set prices that will maximise sales.

The internet has transformed business marketing. No matter what you do, the internet is likely to be at the heart of your marketing strategy.

Social media is firmly established as a marketing tool. Having a presence opens up new lines of communication with existing and potential customers.

Good advertising puts the right marketing message in front of the right people at the right time, raising awareness of your business.

Customer care is at the heart of all successful companies. It can help you develop customer loyalty and improve relationships with your customers.

Sales bring in the money that enables your business to survive and grow. Your sales strategy will be driven by your sales objectives.

Market research exists to guide your business decisions by giving you insight into your market, competitors, products, marketing and your customers.

Exhibitions and events are valuable for businesses because they allow face-to-face communication and offer opportunities for networking.

Customer care

Customer care is at the heart of all successful companies. It can help you develop customer loyalty and improve relationships with your customers.

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Delivering excellent customer service as a small business in the UK can be made much easier with the introduction of virtual call centre software. We look at seven of the best.
Software as a Service solutions are transforming customer service in the banking sector. We explore the advantages of SaaS and look at specific examples and the future of SaaS-enabled customer service in the sector.
A good database marketing strategy makes it possible to increase sales, identify priority accounts, and optimise return on investment. Here's what you need to know about database marketing.
A new survey reveals that 46% of Brits wouldn’t buy a product or service from a company if a review said it was of poor quality. So, how can a business avoid potential negative reviews?
Read the five top tips for managing returns as a SME from Capital on Tap.
Attracting customers is only the first step in your customer relationship. Next, you need to work out how to retain your customers. This is where a winning loyalty programme can help.