As we look ahead to 2024, the landscape of social media in the UK is set for some exciting changes. This is a must-read for businesses looking to keep their finger on the pulse of these developments and use them to their advantage.

In today's fast-paced digital world, businesses constantly seek new ways to reach and engage with their customers. One of the most effective ways to do this is through a newsletter. Newsletters can be a powerful tool for small and medium businesses in the UK in 2023, offering a range of benefits that can help companies to grow and succeed.

As a small to medium-sized business (SMB) in the UK, it can take a lot of work to reach your target audience effectively. With so many companies vying for consumer attention, it's crucial to have a solid strategy in place to get your message across to the right people.

Making sure your GMB is up to date is vital for your business. It's a free tool to promote your business and allows you to include videos, pictures and a general overview of what services you offer.

Our shopping habits have changed, there were already changing but the pandemic has fast-tracked this. With the rise of next day delivery, easy returns and the ability to shop as and when you like online shopping has become a convenience in our lives.

Here at SSX Creative, we like to think we’re a little different; we pride ourselves on stepping out from the mould and guiding you on everything. Potential clients must understand that we don’t just build you a web store and hand it over to you. We’re not looking to sign a contract to make something for you and leave the rest up to you. 

Social Media Shopping or Social Shopping is where social media and eCommerce come together. From a business point of view, you’ll be directly advertising to potential customers and from a customers point of view, you’ll be seeing products that you might otherwise not have seen.

In under 2 weeks it is hoped that local businesses will be allowed to open. This includes non-essential retail, hairdressers, and pubs, restaurants can serve food and drink outside. This is hopefully the start of High Streets recovering and small businesses getting back on their feet.