In recent weeks, many articles have been written outlining the big marketing resolutions that small business owners need to make—the ways in which they can enhance their branding and outreach endeavors in 2015. Many of these articles have focused on time- and cost-intensive strategies, including the adoption of new technologies, new social platforms, new media, and more. According to Grammar Chic, Inc., however, there are some smaller marketing resolutions that can nevertheless make a big impact. Grammar Chic shares some of these resolutions in a new statement to the press.
“As a small business owner, you may not have the resources to generate hundreds of hours of online video, or to produce volume after volume of e-books and white papers,” comments Josh Hurst, the Content Marketing Strategist at Grammar Chic, Inc. “So what New Year’s resolutions can you make, and realistically expect to keep? Simply rededicating yourself to the basics of content marketing can go a long way.”
Something as simple as a business blog can be effective, Hurst notes. “How often did you blog in 2014? If you didn’t blog as much as you’d have liked, schedule some blogging time on your calendar now. Set aside a spare hour every week to penning a new post. Spend some time in advance just brainstorming some topic ideas, or reading other industry blogs for inspiration.”
Fan and follower engagement is also important. “Is it part of your daily schedule to respond to comments and questions on Facebook and Twitter?” Hurst asks. “If not, maybe that can be an effective 2015 resolution.”
Business websites are ever in need of tweaks and improvements. Says Hurst, “Resolve to freshen up your written website content in 2015. Start thinking of some ways to make it more effective in converting.”
Finally, Hurst recommends outsourced content marketing as a resolution. “You can save time, gain greater marketing ROI, and in many respects get better value by enlisting the help of a professional content marketing service, like Grammar Chic,” he notes.
More information about Grammar Chic, Inc. and its marketing services—aimed at small business owners—can be found at www.grammarchic.net
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A professional writing company located in Charlotte, North Carolina, Grammar Chic, Inc. is passionate about helping its clients shine through superior written content. The team employs all in-house American writers who are seasoned and adept in content marketing, social media marketing, Web content writing, blogging, and more. Grammar Chic’s CEO Amanda E. Clark is a nationally known thought leader in digital marketing and copywriting. To learn more about Grammar Chic, Inc. and the services that its team offers, visit www.grammarchic.net. Interested individuals are invited to “like” the company’s Facebook page and follow @GrammarChicInc on Twitter.
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