1 x 600px x 600px Static Graphic (Clickable Link of your choosing) to the left or right of any article related to your section
1 x 1200px x 300px Static Graphic (Clickable Link of your choosing) in the article related to your section
1 x 20 second advert on all audio podcasts attributed to your category (min 2 per month) (Script to be provide by you, due to regulatory issues) – we contract to 3rd party for production – you to OK before broadcasting
Link to you and your business – on Podcast information, through iTunes, Podbean, Spotify and TuneIn radio
1 x Full A4 page advert in e-magazine publications, (Clickable Links of your choosing)
Up to 4, in a 30 Day period, Articles penned by yourselves relating to you, your business and speciality and issues facing small business owners and how you can solve their problems, with associated clickable links to websites, platforms, and social media.
1 x 600px x 600px Static Graphic (Clickable Link of your choosing) to the left or right of any article related to your section
1 x 1200px x300px Static Graphic (Clickable Link of your choosing) in the article related to your section
As per Up to 4, in a 30 Day period, Articles penned by yourselves relating to you, your business and speciality and issues facing small business owners and how you can solve their problems, with associated clickable links to websites, platforms, and social media.
1 x Author Credit per Article (Clickable Link of your choosing) in article details
1 x Author Details per Article (Clickable Link of your choosing) in Author Section Below Article with uptown 6 clickable links of your choosing
1 x 20 second advert on audio podcasts should your article be chosen to be a podcast (Podcast details as above – this means you may get MORE exposure for your business depending on the article)
Link to you on Podcast information, through iTunes, Podbean, Spotify and TuneIn radio
Up to 4, in a 30 Day period, Articles penned by yourselves relating to you, your business and speciality and issues facing small business owners and how you can solve their problems, with associated clickable links to websites, platforms, and social media.
1 x 1200 x 200 advert in articles relating to your category via e-magazine publications, (Clickable Links of your choosing)
Minimum 1 Article chosen per issue & 1 x Author Credit per Article (Clickable Link of your choosing) in article details
Minimum 1 Article chosen per issue & 1 x Author Details per Article (Clickable Link of your choosing) in Author Section Below Article with uptown 6 clickable links of your choosing
Links to Podcasts that may have your audio adverts on
Links to other articles that may have your adverts in
1 x 20 second advert on audio podcasts should your article be chosen to be a podcast (Podcast details as above – this means you may get MORE exposure for your business depending on the article)
Link to you on Podcast information, through iTunes, Podbean, Spotify and TuneIn radio
AT YBKBS, Marc Ford MBA, the creator of the platform has set a vision that within 5 years, this platform will be the #1 Go-To-Platform for small business owners looking for daily news, interviews, features, articles and guidance on how to be MORE than just a small business.
The UK’s current GDP has over 40% driven by small business and yet larger media networks fall on the side of large, big corporate businesses and their trials and tribulations, or much more a micro-view, pay-to-be-written about type formula at the other end.
Our greatest value is to help as many small businesses as possible in the UK to become MORE than just a small business. So we want to team up with you to offer your goods and services to the small businesses of the UK KNOWING this is what drives you too.
We will help you with your marketing through the platform and be in contact with you looking at click through rates and content management. We won’t just take your money and run. YBKBS and you, will be stronger together and this is just the first step in us helping you, to help other small business in the UK.
“Your’e going to keep calling me and calling me and calling me aren’t you!?!”
Quite simply we hate that too…
So, just drop us an email below and let’s chat, email, text whatever you want and let’s see if we can help UK Small Businesses be brilliant, together.
Some say everything needs to be online. And they have led you to believe that everything is now actually online and you won’t succeed unless it is. Yet, as we look across the business landscape at how customers and clients are coming back to businesses, there is still a very healthy demand for face to face contact and relationship building. So the sensible and and logical thing to do is to build a business that can offer both.
None of us have lived through anything like this before (and hopefully we never will again!)
What does this mean for your business? It means that you need to make a conscious effort to support your staff as the pandemic ends and beyond. Many of them will have struggled over the last year, including in ways that you can’t see and won’t necessarily know about.
Here are a few of our top tips to help you do right by your people.
Some say everything needs to be online. And they have led you to believe that everything is now actually online and you won’t succeed unless it is. Yet, as we look across the business landscape at how customers and clients are coming back to businesses, there is still a very healthy demand for face to face contact and relationship building. So the sensible and and logical thing to do is to build a business that can offer both.
It’s business and self employed 1:01. You’ve said it about them; they’ve said it about you. Well, maybe we just said it to ourselves, murmuring slightly with an un-noticed eye roll, or have at least thought, “Just get to the damn point already!”
In challenging times, innovative solutions are called for. And for three local entrepreneurs from Leicester, the pandemic inspired them to come up with a creative way to support local restaurants and food businesses.
Thomas Edde, Ali Datoo, and George Martin founded eKitchenette, an app that combines influencer marketing and online ordering to build a trusted community of food business owners, influencers, and consumers. I met Thomas via Zoom this week to learn more about the business and the team’s journey so far.
Multi award-winning Deaf performance artist Vilma Jackson has launched a new chat show featuring an all-star selection of Deaf panellists. The first episode of The Vilma Jackson Show was released on 11 March, and the second will follow soon. Episode 1 showcases the wide array of talent that exists within the Deaf community and the barriers Deaf people face, while the second will address the wider debate around diversity, inclusion, and equality as they apply to the Deaf community.
It’s business and self employed 1:01. You’ve said it about them; they’ve said it about you. Well, maybe we just said it to ourselves, murmuring slightly with an un-noticed eye roll, or have at least thought, “Just get to the damn point already!”
In challenging times, innovative solutions are called for. And for three local entrepreneurs from Leicester, the pandemic inspired them to come up with a creative way to support local restaurants and food businesses.
Thomas Edde, Ali Datoo, and George Martin founded eKitchenette, an app that combines influencer marketing and online ordering to build a trusted community of food business owners, influencers, and consumers. I met Thomas via Zoom this week to learn more about the business and the team’s journey so far.
Multi award-winning Deaf performance artist Vilma Jackson has launched a new chat show featuring an all-star selection of Deaf panellists. The first episode of The Vilma Jackson Show was released on 11 March, and the second will follow soon. Episode 1 showcases the wide array of talent that exists within the Deaf community and the barriers Deaf people face, while the second will address the wider debate around diversity, inclusion, and equality as they apply to the Deaf community.
Talking about mental health and struggles can be challenging, and this is often particularly true for men. Unfortunately, we live in a culture that does not encourage men to open up about their feelings. But one man is on a mission to change that. As we mark the one year anniversary of lockdown this week, editor Marc chatted with Kenny Mammarella D’Cruz, also known as The Man Whisperer, about his vital work in the area of men’s mental health.
We all have to sell ourselves at some point – whether it be as a corporate warrior, a small business owner, a ‘disruptor’ or as an individual. But how do we gain a following and self promote WITHOUT looking like a T***?
Let’s look at one of the cheapest ways to boost your business status and marketing with networking.
Video marketing is incredibly popular, and still growing. There’s one simple reason for this: because it works!
It can cost up to five times as much to attract a new customer as opposed to retaining an existing one! With numbers like that, it makes sense to focus on customer satisfaction and retention at least as much as you focus on bringing in new leads for your business.
Guest posting – writing content for other websites which include a link back to yours – is well known as a strategy for boosting your business profile. But is it still worth it? And if so, how do you even do it?
If your business is to stay profitable for the long-haul, customer retention is essential. And we’ll show you how to do it…
Let’s clear up a persistent myth: you don’t necessarily need an MBA to run a business! You might not even need a degree at all. They can be helpful, of course, and academic study is the right route into business for a lot of people.
Have you ever started the day full of good intentions, only to realise that it’s suddenly 3pm and you haven’t achieved anything? Yes – me too. Procrastination gets the best of all of us sometimes, and it can be a real problem for small business owners.
If you’re in small business, this is a race you don’t want to win…the race to the bottom and being the cheapest in your industry
If there is one business cliche that I want to consign to the past where it belongs, it’s this: the customer is always right.
Why? Because it’s not true.
