Zion Ong

It’s been said over and over again during the past couple of weeks, but we really are living through extraordinary, unprecedented, totally crazy times.

It’s no secret that Google and Facebook have immense financial resources at their disposal.

4 hours for $20K? I must admit, it sounds too good to be true. And when I first heard about the Business Growth grant, I didn’t believe it either. But the crazy thing is, it really is true. Let me explain.

4 hours for $20K? I must admit, it sounds too good to be true. And when I first heard about the Business Growth grant, I didn’t believe it either. But the crazy thing is, it really is true. Let me explain.

Why do so many B2B businesses fail in getting quality leads from their digital platforms? And what are the secrets to generating high ticket B2B leads? The answer lies in these 3 things... (Co-written with Dan Virgo)

We’re backed by a State Government who wants us to succeed, and in this case is offering SMEs up to $100,000 in cash out of a pool of $12 million as a Covid-19 Recovery Scheme.

It's the most frustrating feeling in the world. And so I wrote a song about it...dedicated to your website (maybe)...

Your customers are your most valuable asset. As your business grows, so does your customer database and all of the information that comes with it.

ROI is an important metric all digital marketers should understand. It allows you to see the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns and helps you better refine your strategy.

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If you’re running a business, you’re doing a huge amount of decision making each day. You may even find yourself relying on your feelings and intuition to drive these, especially in the area of marketing as you experience decision-making fatigue.

One of the many hats that marketing managers wear is that of a graphic designer. Designing and creating a suite of branded assets for the rest of the team to use. That is, if they use them! It’s often the case that marketing managers are regularly asked where the company logo is kept.