Archive for the ‘sales’ Category

What is your business missing out by not having a blog? Is your business missing out by not having a blog?If you have a business website, you will probably be wondering if you should have a blog or not. Many businesses are losing out on huge numbers of traffic and sales due to simply not… Continue reading →

  More and more shopping sites give consumers the opportunity to utilise online reviews. Companies shouldn’t be afraid of this feature. While every review may not have five stars, they are an excellent way to get feedback about a product or service. Since more and more customers rely on the opinions of other customers, businesses… Continue reading →

  More and more shopping sites give consumers the opportunity to utilise online reviews. Companies shouldn’t be afraid of this feature. While every review may not have five stars, they are an excellent way to get feedback about a product or service. Since more and more customers rely on the opinions of other customers, businesses… Continue reading →

Setting up a business and manufacturing the products is not enough to keep a business running. Obviously, the products have to be sold. So should you handle the sales yourself, or should you outsource your sales? The answer really depends on your skill and experience when it comes to sales.   If You Are Not… Continue reading →

Cloud Computing helps maintain data profiles and applications with remote servers. It enables users to control personal information from any system that is connected to the internet. It also incorporates the use of any software applications without installing them. This amazing tech is accessible via computers and various mobile devices. So how can catching a… Continue reading →

As a native of the United States of America, it is quite odd to find myself celebrating the 4th of July as an expat across the pond. Rather than spending a day on the beach or by the pool and enjoying a night sky illuminated with fireworks, I am working away for blur Group. Luckily, [...]

I’m clearly not the only one tempted to get a Fire over christmas. According to amazon (via this piece on Mashable) Kindle Fire sold 1m units. The iPad still seems so expensive but it is encouraging that, at last, there are some real alternatives …

If you look at any business forum there’s always one topic guaranteed to foster debate – that of sales and marketing interaction. The two parts of the business that should be driving forward together, are often cast asunder in biblical proportions. And no one ever really wants to admit why the business equivalent of a [...]

Following on from our insight into the life of a social PR manager at blur Group I thought it would be interesting to show how in the social world, PR and sales share some common ground. We’ve already covered the Twitter (not) killing off the PR consultant but what are the characteristics needed to be [...]