FourSeeds Marketing

05/08/2022

This article from Mamamia was a for me, and I wanted to share it with all my colleagues and connections. Any working mum juggles so many balls every day - work, children, exercise, housework and we often lose sight of what's important.

Nora Roberts' analogy about what to prioritise when you're busy and overwhelmed comes in especially handy.

The key to juggling is to know that some of the balls you have in the air are made of plastic & some are made of glass. If you drop a plastic ball, it bounces, no harm done. If you drop a glass ball, it shatters, so you have to know which balls are glass and which are plastic and prioritise catching the glass ones.

Read more here - https://www.mamamia.com.au/nora-roberts-glass-ball/

I hope it inspires you as much as it did me.

There are hundreds.

08/05/2021

Happy Mother’s Day to all the beautiful and incredible mums!

Of all the achievements in my life, nothing comes close to motherhood.

12/04/2020

Happy Easter 🐰 from my family to yours.. stay safe and enjoy x

06/04/2020

Sometimes you need the earths beauty to remind you how lucky we are. We will get through this. A beautiful sunrise walk is enough to recharge my energy for the week ahead.

21/03/2020

With so many small businesses closing or going through a period of financial hardship this post is a must read. We have constructed a blog with Low-cost marketing tips to ensure your business remains strong through the Covid19 crisis. Please share with your friends, family and business colleagues. Together as a community we can unite and help one another through this crisis. 🙏🏼❤️

👉🏻 https://www.fourseedsmarketing.com.au/small-business-survival-through-covid19/

04/03/2020

We are live in the .3 studios this morning! Raising awareness around Melanoma and the local Central Coast Melanoma March this weekend!

04/03/2020

According to Social Bakers 2019 Q4 Trends Report, which analysed 19,622 Facebook brands Pages worldwide, the average Facebook video watch time is 4.57 Seconds.

Audiences made it through nearly 30% of videos that were less than 30 seconds long – 29.8% for vertical videos and 27% for horizontal videos.

On the other hand, videos lasting longer than one minute were too much for many people as viewers made it through less than 5% of the video – 4.8% for vertical and 4.7% for horizontal.

27/02/2020

Where did you spend your digital budget last year? Did you get a return?

Interesting article in Marketing Magazine this week. “Digital search ads ($3.53 billion) and social media ads ($2.4 billion) accounted for the greatest portions of digital advertising spend by Australian companies in 2019, according to Hootsuite and We Are Social’s ‘AU Digital 2020’ report.

Social media advertising spend increased by 11% compared to the previous year, but only 26% of Australian internet users say they discovered a brand on social media, perhaps suggesting brands need to be better at allocating efforts and budget.”

Read the whole article here - https://www.marketingmag.com.au/news-c/news-australian-ad-spend/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Marketing_N_26_February_2020_ID28521

26/02/2020

Happy Wednesday 👌🏻

As a business you need to stand out and be different! What are your unique selling features and value added benefits that you provide to your customers? Write them down and build your strategy around them. Don’t focus on the competitors and don’t look at the past. Focus on the future and what sets you apart in the market.

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