by emma@catch-marketing.co.uk | Jul 12, 2021 | Copywriting, Email marketing, Social media
Why use 50 words when 5 will do! There’s a running debate among marketers, and it’s ‘What’s better, long or short content?’ My answer is ‘it depends’. Ok, that’s a wishy-washy answer, but we can’t say for...
by emma@catch-marketing.co.uk | Jun 11, 2021 | Content, Content marketing, Copywriting, Email marketing, Marketing
Brand sustainability isn’t reserved for elite businesses. Across all industries, brands are realising the importance of the materials they use, their processes, and their output – and that has had a huge impact on the way they market themselves and the content they...
by emma@catch-marketing.co.uk | May 6, 2021 | Content marketing, Content strategy, Copywriting, Email marketing
Understanding what a business stands for is an important consideration for people when choosing a sustainable brand to buy from. In the busy world of social media, this message can easily be overlooked or lost. Email marketing has one of the highest conversion...
by emma@catch-marketing.co.uk | Mar 1, 2021 | Content marketing, Copywriting, Email marketing, Marketing
You’ll see them frequently used in sayings, in ads, on greeting cards and on product labels even. They add humour to the message. Do you know what I’m talking about? Well, yes, it’s a play on words (wordplay). If you haven’t heard of a play on words (sometimes...
by emma@catch-marketing.co.uk | Feb 12, 2021 | Content marketing, Copywriting, Email marketing, Marketing
Having a newsletter can be an extremely effective way to connect with your customers, generate brand awareness and build trust. With an estimated 40% higher conversion rate than social channels, sending a regular email newsletter can bring in leads from people who...
by emma@catch-marketing.co.uk | Jan 12, 2021 | Content, Content marketing, Email marketing, Marketing
There’s a debate currently taking place whether businesses should continue with email marketing during a crisis. One camp says that it’s insensitive and that people don’t want to be bothered by unnecessary messages. While the other side argues that receiving email...
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