Read the collection of articles here, and review your digital campaign strategy for 2014. Is your social media 
marketing really worthwhile? Coleby Nicholson believes it can be 
provided it has a purpose and you have a strategy. Read more.
Social media is 
becoming a powerful business tool and, as Emily Mobbs discovers, 
generating sales leads from it may be easier than you think. Read more. 
Email campaigns are a cost-effective way to reach a large number of 
customers. But, as Emily Mobbs discovers, specific rules should be 
obeyed in order to make online friends not enemies. Read more. 
Instagram is proving a 
useful online photo-sharing tool for jewellery businesses looking to 
create customer interest. Emily Mobbs looks at the benefits of getting 
behind – and in front – of the lens. Read more.
Text, images, links to 
third-party content and reader interaction – Emily Mobbs discovers blogs
 offer the whole package. Don’t lose out on potential sales by not 
having a blogging strategy or, for that matter, a blog at all. Read more.
It’s easy to get caught up in the implementation of a business’ online 
marketing without keeping track of its progress. Emily Mobbs says stop, 
and take a digital health check using the following steps. Read more.
Facebook has 
undergone numerous updates and guideline amendments in 2013. Emily Mobbs
 finds many of these changes affect business pages and explains why it’s
 important for users to keep informed. 
Read more. 
While jewellers may 
have mastered how to successfully engage with customers offline, the 
digital sphere is a whole other ball game. Emily Mobbs says don’t get 
trapped into making a social media faux pas. Read more.
Facebook has 
undergone numerous updates and guideline amendments in 2013. Emily Mobbs
 finds many of these changes affect business pages and explains why it’s
 important for users to keep informed. 
Read more. 
While jewellers may 
have mastered how to successfully engage with customers offline, the 
digital sphere is a whole other ball game. Emily Mobbs says don’t get 
trapped into making a social media faux pas. Read more.