How we use FLG to onboard customers in 5 easy steps

A business strategy is imperative for any business, big or small, that wants to establish an identity, promote growth, reach set targets and see success. This strategy can help create a clear vision for your business that not only brings you more customers and increased sales, but also assists your employees in their work, boosting productivity.

Email marketing is a must for any business, but how can you ensure that your campaign will be successful? We reveal more in this handy guide.

Identifying your target audience is really important as it allows you to tailor your messaging effectively and optimise your marketing budget, finding the right audience who are most likely to convert.

As the pandemic wears on, the toll on workers’ mental wellbeing continues. Using lessons we have learned over the past twelve months, we explore ways that business leaders can engage their staff and strategies to ensure that both worker wellbeing and productivity is protected in the new normal. 

Over the last 12 months, the way in which we work has significantly changed. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many of us are longing for our normal routine, and as a result, you may find that you lack the motivation to do ordinary, everyday tasks too. We’ve put together some useful tips and tricks to help you be more productive in your everyday life to give you a greater feeling of fulfilment.

Email marketing efforts have been increasing year on year as more and more brands understand the importance of sending emails to target customers. In fact, many businesses see their email subscription list as more important than social media followers because of the high return on investment (ROI) email subscribers can provide.

The marketing world has been transformed from what it was just a few years ago. The techniques that were used 10 or 15 years ago may no longer be relevant or effective, particularly as the number of electronic devices that we use on a regular basis increases.

Over the past year, it’s likely you’ve had to adapt the way you work because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although there’s now light at the end of the tunnel with the vaccination programme well underway and a roadmap out of lockdown in place, it may still be a while before things get back to 'normal'. Until then, businesses continue to depend on reliable and instant ways to communicate with their staff and customers in order to keep things going. This is where SMS can be really useful.