From Zero to Hero: Building Your First Email Funnel
An email funnel is just a fancy way of saying "a series of emails that guide someone from curious stranger to paying customer." Think of it as a digital tour guide for your business.
Most businesses send random emails and hope something sticks. Smart businesses create a journey that makes sense.
Welcome Email Sequences: Your One Shot at a Killer First Impression
Most businesses send one boring “thanks for subscribing” email: “Thanks for joining our newsletter! You'll hear from us soon.”
Meanwhile, your new subscriber is thinking: “Wait, what did I sign up for again?”
The best welcome sequences feel like messages from a friend who happens to solve your problems.
Is email marketing worth it? Will I see results and how?
9 Dragons Digital explores the importance of email marketing as part of a modern digital marketing strategy. Spoiler: you own your list.
5 Signs Your Content Has No Strategy (and How to Fix It)
If you’re not sure whether your content is working for you (or just floating aimlessly in the void), here are five signs your content strategy needs a serious glow-up, and what to do about it.
Why is social media exhausting?
I have found social media absolutely exhausting over the past year, yet I’ve wasted hours, if not days, mindlessly scrolling through social media. For 2025, I want to be mindful of what I offer my clients, and do the work that really truly brings me joy.
Your friendly reminder for 2025: Digital housekeeping for the new year
Don’t forget to do a little digital housekeeping at the start of the new year! Have a read on things to update, or remove, on your website or social media channels for a mini facelift.
Backlinks: The Secret Weapon for Your Small Business Website’s SEO
Ranking high on SERPs is crucial for small businesses in Singapore. A powerful tool in your SEO arsenal is utilising backlinks. But what are they and how do they help?
American vs. British English: Does it Matter for Your Website’s SEO?
When it comes to American English and British English, the differences are subtle yet significant. While both are perfectly understandable, does it impact your website’s SEO which one you choose?