How to Make your Blogs and Social Media Posts Snappier

Posted by Mark Saxby on Sep 23, 2020 in Blog | 0 comments

Waffle, waffle, waffle – just how do you make your social media posts and blogs concise, snappy and effective?

Here are ten top tips from guest blogger, journalist and copywriter Sally Bairstow. And you can be sure, there’s no fluff to be seen…

Could Facebook Be About to Remove Your Page Likes?

Posted by Mark Saxby on Aug 13, 2020 in Blog | 0 comments

Snapchat launches a business platform to rival the Facebook page.

And WhatsApp is making it easier for your customers to get in touch.

Discover the latest news from the social media platforms and how it could affect your online presence. 

How To Get Your Business into the News Using Social Media

Posted by Mark Saxby on Aug 10, 2020 in Blog | 0 comments

Just how do you get journalists to notice your business stories – by using social media, of course!

Many business owners and marketers forget that journalists are people and social media is perfect for building relationships with them. After all, the key word in ‘social media’ is not ‘media’!

What is Social Selling and How Will It Work for My Business?

Posted by Mark Saxby on Jul 30, 2020 in Blog | 0 comments

Social selling – what is it and how does it work? Is it really worth doing?

Status Social has been mastering the art of social selling for nearly a decade. We’d describe Social Selling as “selling without selling”.

Seven Tips to Creating the Perfect Social Media Presentation

Posted by Mark Saxby on Jul 19, 2020 in Blog | 0 comments

Need or want to create a video talk for social media that achieves your objectives?

It’s so easy to create something that looks amateur – or even embarrassing.

A Journey of Self-Development

Posted by Mark Saxby on Jul 6, 2020 in Blog | 0 comments

I have always been well aware of the benefit of placements and the springboard that they can provide when kick-starting your career. Participating in a placement shows a genuine commitment and interest in industry, writes Isabella Hargraves Cronshaw.

When I initially applied for the placement at Status Social, I knew just what a great company it was and that their work was highly successful and commended in the social media marketing community, but I have learned so much more than just Twitter schedules and Facebook Ads.