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How to Market Your Business on a Budget • Utilize social media platforms effectively • Offer valuable content that engages your audience • Partner with influencers or other brands for cross-promotion • Use email marketing to keep customers inform

How Social Media Has Replaced Word of Mouth for Local Jewelry Stores For years, local jewellers relied on word of mouth to grow. Today, that personal recommendation still matters—but it now lives on social media. Here’s how platforms like Instagram,

Ego Marketing: How to Use Pride to Power Your Brand Everyone likes to feel important, and that’s where ego marketing comes in. It’s about tapping into the human desire for recognition, validation, status and belonging. Here’s how it works: 1. Highlig

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Packaging is the silent salesperson for a Brand. It can help brands to convey: ✅ What problem do they solve? ✅ What outcome they will realize for the customer? ✅ How different they are? ✅ Unique messaging to grab attention ✅ Help consumers make the

Jeff Bezos explains why product is more important than marketing in the Internet era Jeff Bezos shared a powerful insight in a 2012 interview: the internet has transformed how word-of-mouth works. Before, companies could succeed with average produ

Struggling to build your product or attract your first customers? You’re not alone — and you don’t have to do it alone. At Ashodux, we help early-stage entrepreneurs and startups turn ideas into real, scalable businesses. Whether you're stuck on bui

Hey everyone, We’re building GetGigs, a platform that connects artists and performers (musicians, comedians, dancers, etc.) with event organizers who need talent. Right now, booking gigs is complicated—people rely on word of mouth, social media, or o

We’re building GetGigs, a platform that connects artists and performers (musicians, comedians, dancers, etc.) with event organizers who need talent. Right now, booking gigs is complicated—people rely on word of mouth, social media, or outdated direct