Business Communication Tips from Hollywood Writers
TL;DR: Business communication tips from screenwriters come down to one shift: stop assuming the reader cares and start earning their attention from the first…
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Brand and storytelling insights for SMEs, covering messaging, positioning, content and clearer customer communication.
TL;DR: Business communication tips from screenwriters come down to one shift: stop assuming the reader cares and start earning their attention from the first…
TL;DR: Customer testimonials for small businesses only work when they are specific, well-placed, and sound like a real person. Vague praise buried on a…
TL;DR: The customer as hero referral strategy works by making your client the protagonist of their own success story. When customers feel proud of…
TL;DR: Local SEO 2026 means your Google Business Profile is a structured data source that AI reads and ranks. Incomplete profiles get ignored. Specific,…
TL;DR: B2B marketing UK SME owners need longer sales cycles, group decision making, and trust led content. B2C compresses attention into action fast. Using…
TL;DR: To get cited by AI tools like Perplexity and ChatGPT, your content must be clear, specific, and structured for easy fact extraction. Think…
TL;DR: UK consumers in 2026 are not harder to impress; they are harder to fool. Rising scepticism means trust signals now matter more than…
TL;DR: Small businesses can absolutely compete with big brands, not by matching their budgets, but by doing something most large organisations have quietly lost…
AI search rewards depth over volume. Discover why topical authority now outperforms broad keyword targeting and how to build it. Read more.
TL;DR: If someone lands on your product page and cannot immediately tell whether you made it yourself or simply rebranded something shipped from a…
Most businesses market themselves as the hero – and it costs them customers. Learn the StoryBrand approach and put your customer first. Read more.
TL;DR: Most case studies are written for the wrong audience. Not the client's audience — the client themselves. They read like internal reports dressed…
