For people doing freelance work or just starting out their online business in the UK, getting clients is indeed a challenge. Not a lot of people want to hire the new guys; many prefer those with experience. Desperation can sometimes even force you to sell yourself short.
In the world of online marketing, content is still king. But with so much content available online, yours has to stand out from the rest. One great way to have your content stand out is through good readability.
Tracking the expenses related to your business is an important part of any business, big or small. Knowing where your money goes, you would then know what you should spend more on, as well as what you should cut spending on. It’s a huge part of continually improving your business.
If you have an online business in the UK, chances are you have a website. But of course, that website is no use without good design. And it certainly can’t be effective if not crafted carefully.
Many articles, web pages, and even videos have this so-called “call to action” at the end. It’s usually at the bottom of a web page, infographic, or article, or at the last few seconds of a video. What’s the idea behind them?
Do you take advantage of the power of video for your online business in the UK? If not, then now is the time. But what if you don’t have the equipment, nor the budget to buy them?
If you’ve ever been to any job interview, more likely than not you’ve heard of this question: “Where do you see yourself in five years?” It may be cliche, but it’s actually a good question. Only those with a vision for themselves can answer that question well.
In the internet age, advertising is more alive than ever. Online adverts are everywhere – in websites, inside of apps, in social media, and even in online video. But unlike before, the strategies today have changed a lot.
Recently, there’s been a piece of malicious software (aka malware) that’s been circulating around the worldwide web called WannaCry. It’s a particularly nasty piece of malware, because you could lose access to all of your computer’s files once you get it.
If you’re doing freelancing or have an online business in the UK, you’ve probably used Skype. In fact, even those not into online business know about Skype. It’s an easy way to communicate with other people anywhere they may be in the world, through chat, voice, and video calling. Skype isn’t perfect though; it has its issues.