Still don't know the benefits of Instagram Shopping?
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Convince and convert with Email Marketing
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Captivate your audience with video marketing
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Take the 20:20 vision approach to your business in…
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Top 10 Marketing Tips To Make Your Business More Profitable
Running a business needs dedication, commitment and it can be hard work but it doesn’t need to be a stressful endeavour. Here are Redline’s top 10 marketing tips that can help you to promote your business.
Do you have a realistic marketing budget?
The importance of marketing provision within a company’s budget was established in 1954 by accountants at international household products giant Proctor and Gamble, who specified that all promotional and other advertising costs should be viewed as fixed costs.