Business marketing in the digital age

Luke Buesnel (Luke) · ‎04-05-2017

In this podcast, I interview Elissa Robertson owner of Robertson Conveyancing and Adam Laurie managing director of Digital360 about how small business can market itself online.

Elissa explains how she’s trying to use her website and Facebook to generate leads and sales, and the confusion social media advertising can cause. Elissa also discusses the difficulty she faces trying to run her business and create engaging digital advertising content consistently. Adam addressed the concerns of Elissa (and conveyancers) about why having a presence online is important in the digital age. Adam also gave advice about how to digitally increase your branding and appeal to a wider audience of potential customers.

Digital360 are also willing to answer your questions about concepts raised in this podcast. Please contact Digital360 via email info@digital360.com.au or phone (03) 8657 5499

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