Emily Heaslip

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About Emily

Emily is a versatile freelance copywriter who writes for brands and agencies in tech, finance, and fashion. She is currently based in Cape Town and spends her free time running around Table Mountain.

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Smart Ideas for Hosting Hybrid Events

Find inspiration for your next hybrid event from these conferences that have really stood out from the crowd.

RUN » FINANCE

Accounts Payable vs. Accounts Receivable: What's the Difference?

Understand the levers that impact your cash flow to make better decisions and grow your business sustainably.

START » STRATEGY

B2B vs B2C: What's the Difference?

B2B and B2C companies sell their products and services to different audiences, which requires different marketing and sales approaches.

GROW » SALES

4 Tips for Building a B2B Sales Strategy

B2B sales have changed dramatically in the past few years, and your strategy should adjust to the new market paradigm.

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5 Smart Ways to Market B2B Businesses

B2B marketing has evolved to use B2C communication channels with results-oriented, user-verified messaging.

GROW » MARKETING

How to Host a Hybrid Event

Hybrid events offer the best of both worlds, but can be a mammoth undertaking to plan. Make sure you find the right platform and plan ahead of time.

RUN » HUMAN RESOURCES

Does Your Small Business Need an HR Department?

Once you grow to a certain size, it makes sense to outsource parts of your human resources or to hire a full-time HR generalist to help manage this business function.

START » STRATEGY

Types of Pricing Models and What They Mean

From flat-rate pricing to a per-user charge, there are many ways to price your product or service to find the best value for your customers and your business.

START » STRATEGY

Returning to Live Events: How to Get Started Planning One

Live events are back in demand, but they look a little different than pre-pandemic, in-person gatherings.

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How Sales and Marketing Overlap and Work Together

Combining sales and marketing elements can help create a cohesive customer experience and enable resource-sharing, lowering the cost of promoting your business.