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Want to sell online? Here’s a brief history Pomegranite Online Presence Consultancy blog post by Tomas
Jan 28, 2020 In Informative

Want to sell online? Here’s a brief history

By Tom

So you’re thinking of setting up an online shop? We can’t blame you. The appeal of buying on the internet is huge, thanks to its price, range and, most importantly, ease. Selling on the information highway isn’t as simple though. Here’s a quick history lesson on retail to help you decide whether you should start selling your products and services online.

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Search engine optimization (SEO): A need to know guide Pomegranite Online Presence Consultancy blog post by Tomas
Nov 5, 2019 In Informative

Search engine optimization (SEO): A need to know guide

By Tom

With the number of businesses on the internet, it can be very hard to make yours stand out. You could spend money advertising it? But these can prove real costly, and added to this, we humans have developed ad blockers and even ‘evolved’ our eyes with banner blindness. What’s your best option then? Well, when it comes to your business’ website, there’s one clear solution: search engine optimization, or SEO, to the kids in the know.READ MORE

social media promotions Pomegranite Online Presence Consultancy
Jul 27, 2018 In Informative

“It ain’t about how many ‘believe’ you, it’s just about how many hear”

By Tom

There has been a big shift recently in the way that people are now interacting with companies on social media platforms. Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that Facebook will be moving away from business-focused posts and feeds in order to make users’ social media experience more personal and centered around your friends.

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kingsmead book fair
Jun 29, 2018 In Informative

How we got the Kingsmead Book Fair to trend on Twitter

By Tom

Social media can often leave one confounded.  Posts that you thought would tick over often suddenly fly and ones you thought would flourish sometimes fall flat. Its ever-changing nature is what makes it interesting, though, and often very rewarding.

My exposure to social media was not through varsity, but through running my own music promotions. One of the biggest complaints people have against social media is that its results aren’t quantifiable, however, through my events this was easy to measure: “How many feet came through the door?” READ MORE