Marketing

3 March 2021

Here are four quick ideas to help you strengthen and diversify how your content is delivered in case Facebook (or anyone else) comes for you one day.

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Catching feelings: Why SMEs should respond to negative online reviews

Marketing

Stephan Ludwig

2 March 2021

Though businesses are strongly advised to respond to negative online reviews, most of them don’t know how to.

Small business ombudsman calls for a mandatory digital marketing code amid a spike in complaints from SMEs

Marketing

Lois Maskiell

1 March 2021

Small business ombudsman Kate Carnell is calling for tougher regulations for the digital marketing industry, following a rise in complaints from SMEs.

How one of Australia’s fastest growing brands used Instagram to reach international success

Plus exclusive

The Right Stuff

Social Media

We examine how Anna Ross of Kester Black has harnessed Instagram to grow a global audience, unpacking her influencer, content and campaign strategies.

LinkedIn users in a frenzy over “genius” business card design

Entrepreneurs

Stephanie Palmer-Derrien

26 February 2021

A LinkedIn post is going gangbusters, as entrepreneurs, marketing experts and designers debate the design of one “genius” business card.

How to slash your cost per lead on Google Ads

Plus exclusive

Fast Tools

Advertising

Is your dollar working as hard as it can be on Google Ads? With these tweaks, you can improve your results to generate more leads with the same budget.

How one business got its Facebook page restored, and why its owner is rethinking her social media strategy

Marketing

Lois Maskiell

25 February 2021

Businesses caught in Facebook’s news ban are rethinking their digital strategies, after media bargaining code negotiations come to a close.

Tweaks to the news media bargaining code are a win for Facebook, Google and the government. But what was lost along the way?

Advertising

Rob Nicholls

25 February 2021

After almost a year of heated discussion about the news media bargaining code, there will shortly be a new law of the land.

ACCC boss Rod Sims says extra scrutiny of the travel sector to continue in 2021

Advertising

Lois Maskiell

24 February 2021

The consumer watchdog has revealed its priorities for the year with dodgy sales practices in the travel sector set to be scrutinised.

Facebook’s news ban may be over, but opportunities for startups remain

Analysis

Stephanie Palmer-Derrien

24 February 2021

Facebook has agreed to reinstate sharing of news posts in Australia. But news startups are already seeing their subscriber numbers grow.

What to do when Facebook comes for you: Four quick tips to strengthen your content

Catching feelings: Why SMEs should respond to negative online reviews

Small business ombudsman calls for a mandatory digital marketing code amid a spike in complaints from SMEs

How one of Australia’s fastest growing brands used Instagram to reach international success

LinkedIn users in a frenzy over “genius” business card design

How to slash your cost per lead on Google Ads

How one business got its Facebook page restored, and why its owner is rethinking her social media strategy

Tweaks to the news media bargaining code are a win for Facebook, Google and the government. But what was lost along the way?

ACCC boss Rod Sims says extra scrutiny of the travel sector to continue in 2021

Facebook’s news ban may be over, but opportunities for startups remain

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