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This video is called, What Difference will Video Make to your Business? By Mike Pitt. If you want to subscribe to our YouTube channel, you can . Mike Pitt is the Founder of Marketing Fundamentals Ltd, a B2B Content Marketing Agency in London.

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In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, What Difference will Video Make to your Business?

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Video Marketing

In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, What Difference will Video Make to your Business? Video marketing is so powerful, many of you will be familiar with the rise of YouTube in recent years and the popularity of YouTuber as a career choice.

Despite the clear success of YouTube many businesses are still reluctant to use video marketing to connect with new and existing customers even though it has proven itself as a strategy capable of scaling businesses nationally and internationally.

This is a big mistake in my opinion. In this video, I discuss the reasons why businesses are reluctant to use video and what is likely to happen when they do eventually start to utilise video marketing to promote their business.

After you’ve watched the video, let me know your views in the comments section.

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This video is called, What Most get Wrong About Social Media By Mike Pitt. If you want to subscribe to our YouTube channel, you can . Mike Pitt is the Founder of Marketing Fundamentals Ltd, a B2B Content Marketing Agency in London.

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In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, What Most get Wrong About Social Media.

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Get Wrong with Social Media

In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, What Most get Wrong About Social Media.  Most businesses recognise that they need to harness the potential power of Social Media to attract more customers to their businesses. This leads to members of staff being tasked with the responsibility of building up Social Media followings on the company’s chosen Social Media platforms; it is at this point that most businesses start to make a fundamental error with Social Media. It is this error or what most get wrong that Mike discusses in this video, 

After you’ve watched the video, let me know your views in the comments section.

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This video is called, B2B Marketing Strategies: What are They? By Mike Pitt. If you want to subscribe to our YouTube channel, you can . Mike Pitt is the Founder of Marketing Fundamentals Ltd, a B2B Content Marketing Agency in London.

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In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, B2B Marketing Strategies: What are They?

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B2B Marketing Strategies

In this video, Mike Pitt explains what B2B marketing strategies are for those new to the niche. He also gives examples of effective marketing strategies and popular Social Media platforms for B2B companies. He also explains the difference between a strategy and objectives and gives a definition of a marketing plan. This will be very useful for those who are not marketing experts, business owners of small to medium sized enterprises will benefit from watching this video.

After you’ve watched the video, please consider whether you need help creating video marketing for your business. It is not too late to start.

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This video is called, Which Generates More Leads: LinkedIn or YouTube? By Mike Pitt. If you want to subscribe to our YouTube channel, you can . Mike Pitt is the Founder of Marketing Fundamentals Ltd, a B2B Content Marketing Agency in London.

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In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, Which Generates More Leads: LinkedIn or YouTube?

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More Leads

In order to make business breakthroughs, it is important to go beyond doing what everyone else is doing. In the B2B sector, everyone including your competitors are active on LinkedIn. Therefore creating content and posting on LinkedIn on its own will not be enough to maximise the new business opportunities for your business.  In this video, I discuss how YouTube has become a very effective lead generation tool for my business. In my experience, YouTube has generated more leads for my business than LinkedIn. It does require you to put the work in to establish your channel but once you have done so you be able to reap the rewards. The primary result will be that more leads and prospects will be attracted to your business.

In the video, I discuss how potential clients find you rather than you searching for them on LinkedIn.

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The landscape of how people conduct business shifted dramatically in the last year or so. In addition, many of your small business clients may not have overcome the pandemic’s challenges, meaning you’ve lost revenue as well. In the 2021 Deloitte Global Resilience Report, 60% of CEOS fear similar disruptions will continue and impact all types of businesses.

If you want to be one of the small business owners who come out on top of the challenges, here are some liabilities to consider this year. We’ll also talk about how to bulletproof your company against them.

1. Lack of Agility

If the pandemic taught business owners anything, it was the importance of being flexible and able to adapt at a moment’s notice. What makes some companies better able to shift focus than others?

Start with your purpose as a brand. Is it too specific? One example of brands changing what they did during the pandemic can be seen in local distilleries. Many stopped making alcohol and shifted to creating hand sanitizer to meet public need.

Train your employees from day one to come up with creative solutions. Give them the freedom to try new things. Then, when you’re faced with a situation where you must adapt, you’ll already have staff who think outside the box.

Prepare: Ask what areas you’re rigid in. How can you become more flexible? Are there any products or services that might suffer during a global crisis? What would you do instead?

2. Outdated Features

When business is slow, it’s easy to let things go, particularly with a brick-and-mortar location. You can lose a lot of customers simply by making a poor first impression. For example, your interior signage can draw people into your store or drive them away.

When you can’t afford a complete remodel, a fresh coat of paint or deep cleaning can help spruce things up.

Prepare: Look at your office through the eyes of your clients. Would you want to come inside? Does it look inviting? What about your online presence? Is your website current and covers modern trends?

3. Legal Liabilities

Every business has some typical legal liabilities. For example, an employee falls and gets hurt on some flooring that was sticking up. You can mitigate many of the risks associated with potential lawsuits by keeping your building in good repair.

You’ll also face litigation over issues you can’t foresee, such as damaging a business’ reputation through poor marketing efforts. No matter how protected you think you are, it’s always possible you’ll face legal action.

Prepare: Secure property insurance to cover slips, falls and other disasters. You can also tag an umbrella policy on most businesses to cover you for unknown issues. Talk to your insurance agent about what policy might work best for you.

4. Reputation Management

At some point in your business’s growth, you likely made a mistake or two. Perhaps Facebook and Google have multiple bad reviews listed for your company. Once your reputation tanks, it’s difficult to get it back. People may shy away from doing business with you out of fear the issues still exist.

Your first step is figuring out how others see your brand. Check out online reviews and poll your current customers. If you want honest feedback, allow for anonymous comments. Also, take the time to look back over your customer complaints. The issues people call about are usually a big indicator of where your problems lie.

Prepare: The only way to improve your brand image is via one customer at a time. Start with those who’ve left out of frustration. Call and have a candid conversation with them. Ask for their ideas on how to improve. Ask for another chance at no risk to them. For example, you create a marketing campaign and they only pay if they see results.

If you can turn a past critic into a raving fan, your reputation score will improve by leaps. Take the time to respond to negative online reviews so others can see the steps you’ve taken to fix issues.

5. Open Positions

A recent Bloomberg report looked at the issues many businesses have with finding qualified employees.  Around 42% of small businesses state they can’t fill open positions, and 91% said the many applicants were unqualified for the job.

A lack of staff creates lag times in finishing work. Since many marketing campaigns run on a tight schedule, a lack of qualified staff will either overload your current workers or cause projects to go unfinished.

Prepare: Don’t wait until you have an opening to look for the best candidates. Cultivate new leads by hiring interns and staying involved in the industry. If a person comes along who has skills and is a good match, figure out how to work them into your team. You can always expand sales when needed.

6. Security Issues

Cyberthreats grow nearly every year. Hackers get better at getting into systems and gaining access to your personal data. If you don’t take steps to mitigate the risk, you’ll wind up with unhappy customers or a website taken hostage by people wanting a payout.

With more people working remotely, there is even more risk of criminals gaining access through various entry points.

Prepare: Install the latest virus protection software on all machines used in the running of your marketing company. For those who work from home, either provide a computer or free antivirus software. Train employees how to spot phishing and other scams. Be proactive in protecting information.

Assess All Risks

The above six liabilities are common to marketing businesses. However, each company has unique challenges to overcome. Assess all the risks that might derail you from your goals for the next few years. How can you overcome those issues and keep your company on an upward trajectory?

This post was written by Eleanor Hecks for the Marketing Fundamentals Team. Eleanor Hecks is editor-in-chief at Designerly Magazine. She was the creative director at a digital marketing agency before becoming a full-time freelance designer. Eleanor lives in Philly with her husband and pup, Bear.

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Statista predicts the global trade show market will reach $40 billion by 2023. At the moment, many planned events are virtual connections. While there are advantages to a digital gathering, there are also limitations. It’s hard to make a connection with someone you don’t know when you aren’t face to face.

If your business utilizes conferences to increase brand awareness, start planning now for a return to in-person events. Things will return to old patterns, but expect to see some changes in trade show marketing as well.

How COVID-19 Changed the Trade Show Industry

In early 2020, companies canceled significant exhibitions like Google I/O and Mobile World Congress, leading the way for smaller events to follow suit. Some people expect a vaccinated world will return to what it was in 2019.

However, people have adapted to living a different lifestyle in the last year. They see the cost savings and convenience of Zoom calls and online meetings. Companies may be reluctant to pay for trade show space, travel for employees to man a booth, and many other factors involved in a physical show.

While the traditional convention won’t completely go away, expect to see concessions for those who prefer online conferences. Some of the things you should consider about tradeshow marketing in 2022 include:

1. Focus on the Experience

People will be much choosier about how they spend their time. One thing the pandemic taught us was that time is precious. More people are focusing on family and friends than ever before. They won’t want to waste their time visiting a booth that doesn’t 100% meet their needs.

Customer experience (CX) becomes even more vital to a successful presence. Look for ways to create a sleek, eye-catching space. Make sure you match up vinyl pieces 100% of the time with matched pole magnets. You’ll also save time on setup — even your workers won’t want to waste precious moments.

Pay attention to everything from your headlines to the freebies you give away. Every element of your booth must engage the user and create a stellar CX.

2. Attend More Shows

People are much more aware of large crowds and social distancing. While the world works to get the virus’s emerging strains under control, expect events to remain small. Registration and booth space may be limited.

You might need to attend two shows with fewer attendees to reach the same number of people you could in the past. Save money by planning events back-to-back in nearby cities. Cut down on travel and expenses by combining flights and efforts.

3. Roll With the Times

Be prepared for massive changes when you do return to tradeshows. The American Hotel and Lodging Association’s state of the industry report predicts as many as 500,000 fewer jobs throughout 2022.

People may be frightened and reluctant to return to in-person events. How deep the impact goes depends on how quickly the world distributes the vaccines and how many people get the vaccine.

Know when cancellations can occur. Be prepared to pull out of some trade shows if registrations are low.

4. Seek Out Hybrid Events

Many experts predict hybrid events will be the wave of the future. They can draw more attendees than in-person events. People who otherwise would never go to a particular conference will jump on virtual options and participate.

If your goal with tradeshow marketing is to reach as many people as possible, a hybrid event allows you to stretch your influence to anywhere in the world.

5. Participate in Social Media Marketing

The Digital 2021: Global Overview Report shows a 13% increase in social media users in the past 12 months. At the beginning of January 2021, there were 4.2 billion people active on various platforms. The number will only grow in the coming year.

If you aren’t promoting your presence at trade shows on social, you need to figure out an omnichannel approach. How can you get conference attendees to visit your social media pages? How can you drive your social media followers to information about your booth?

6. Look for Value

Some trade shows attempted to go virtual, but exhibitors saw few advantages to participating. They still paid a fee and had the work of setting up a virtual exhibit. However, they didn’t get the same traction as an in-person event.

If you plan to participate in hybrid trade show marketing, look for ones offering unique opportunities. Perhaps you can send printed materials to registrants matching your target audience profile.

If your tradeshow of choice does not offer the options you need, prepare to find new events. Some groups have met online for longer than others. They’ve perfected online promotions and know how to meet the needs of both attendees and exhibitors.

7. Be Flexible

If 2020 taught marketers anything, it was to be open to new possibilities. As things open back up and trade shows resume, expect the world to look a little different than it did in 2019. Attendees may still wear masks, making communication more difficult. Passing out samples and goods will require separate packaging and attention to detail.

Go into your next event prepared for strict guidelines. At the same time, people still want an emotional connection. They want you to engage them and offer an experience. Look for ways to reach out even in a world where you have to remain at a distance.

This post was written by Eleanor Hecks for the Marketing Fundamentals Team. Eleanor Hecks is editor-in-chief at Designerly Magazine. She was the creative director at a digital marketing agency before becoming a full-time freelance designer. Eleanor lives in Philly with her husband and pup, Bear.

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This video is called, Why you Should be an Early Adopter By Mike Pitt. If you want to subscribe to our YouTube channel, you can . Mike Pitt is the Founder of Marketing Fundamentals Ltd, a B2B Content Marketing Agency in London.

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In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, Why you Should be an Early Adopter.

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 Early Adopter

In this video, Mike Pitt discusses Why you Should be an Early Adopter. An Early Adopter is someone who tries a new product or service before the masses. People are categorised by their  take up of new products, services or social media platforms as illustrated by the Technology Product Adoption Curve below.

The primary benefit of being an Early Adopter is that it potentially gives you a huge advantage over those who arrive late ‘to the party’. In the video, I discuss the first YouTubers who created channels in 2005 when YouTube started.  Consider also those early investors in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin who went on to create multi-million dollar fortunes because they had the good sense to invest in bitcoin when its price was only a few cents per unit. That’s a great example of the benefits of being an Early Adopter.  Watch the video to discover one example of when I was an Early Adopter on a Social Media platform and also an explanation of what the possible downsides of being an Early Adopter could be.

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This video is called, Should you Approach Companies that Visit Your Website? By Mike Pitt. If you want to subscribe to our YouTube channel, you can . Mike Pitt is the Founder of Marketing Fundamentals Ltd, a B2B Content Marketing Agency in London.

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In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, Should you Approach Companies that Visit Your Website? .This video will be of interest to content creators, business owners, B2B marketing managers, Content Marketing professionals, Social Media Managers and others who use Social Media to promote their businesses.

Website Visitors

If you are a B2B business owner you will be aware that many people who visit your website leave without making any contact with you. They do not fill out a contact form, email or telephone you. This could be a lost opportunity for your business; there are companies who sell software that enable website owners to track visitors to their website. In this video, I discuss two companies who sell software to track website visitors, please note, this is not a sponsored post.

My focus is on the broader discussion, should you track people and then contact them given that they left your website without making contact with you? I share my thoughts and opinion in the video.

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In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, How to Stop Abuse on Social Media. This video will be of interest to business owners, B2B marketing managers, Content Marketing professionals, Social Media Managers and everyone who uses Social Media and has suffered from online abuse.

Stop Abuse on Social Media

This is a blog post and a video that I did not want to make. I wished it was unnecessary, unfortunately most of us are aware that Social Media has an ugly side to it. I am referring to the prevalence of online abuse,  this abuse tends to be directed at women in the public eye, ethnic minorities or people with disabilities. Fortunately, we have an approach to handling this type of abuse that has proved effective.

I am happy to help anyone who is suffering from online abuse. This is not like most of posts where I list out an action plan because I do not want to alert the abusers to the steps being taken. If you need help email me via mike@marketingfundamentals.com to start the conversation.

Help is Available

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This is video number 274 and blog post number 516.

References mentioned:

https://www.amnesty.org.uk/press-releases/more-quarter-uk-women-experiencing-online-abuse-and-harassment-receive-threats
https://www.pewinternet.org/2017/07/11/online-harassment-2017
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/may/10/online-abuse-disabled-people-social-media

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